Krystal Ball DISMANTLES Media’s Anti-Vax SMEAR of Russell Brand
Krystal dismantles the media’s new anti-vax smears of actor turned political commentator Russell Brand by actually looking at the evidence from Brand’s show
Krystal dismantles the media’s new anti-vax smears of actor turned political commentator Russell Brand by actually looking at the evidence from Brand’s show
By Brigid Kennedy, The Week As a highly-speculated 2024 presidential campaign continues to gain steam, former President Donald Trump is reportedly “constantly” telling people “I’m running,” and was actually talked out of announcing his candidacy in August, The Washington Post reports. At first emboldened by the upheaval in Afghanistan, […]
By Joel Mathis, The Week Last week brought fresh evidence that America has two crime problems: crime itself, and the police who are supposed to solve and prevent those crimes. It is not clear the two problems can be fixed independently. The FBI released statistics showing the United […]
An article from 2018 advocating splitting the US into a Red Federation, Blue Federation, and Neutral Federation. By Sasha Issenberg, The Intelligencer The year is 2019. California’s new governor, Gavin Newsom, recently elected on a platform that included support for the creation of a single-payer health-care system, now […]
Hopefully, these cases will escalate polarization and increase support for pan-secession. Kim Iversen details the potential landmark cases on the Supreme Court’s docket this term.
Team Rising discusses former President Trump’s efforts to have his Twitter account reinstated.
Ryan Grim and Robby Soave discuss Congressional progressives’ weekend media blitz, plus increasing pressure on Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema from their constituents,
Journalist Zaid Jilani reacts to the partisan gap in how Americans perceive the country’s crime rate.
Krystal and Saagar cover the new lie being told by factory farms that regulating their business practices and treatment of animals is a racist policy
Some years back, I rolled out the idea of a “pan-secessionist meta-party” as a means of implementing the wider ATS “anarcho-populist” strategy that I outlined some years before that. The most recent polling data, involving a poll taken by the University of Virginia Center for Politics, indicates that […]
Approximately 52% of Trump voters (about 38 million of 74 million people) and 40% of Biden (about 32 million of 80 million people) now hold at least casual pan-secessionist sympathies. My guess is that the percentage of non-voters (about another 80 million) with a favorable view of pan-secession […]
Ryan Grim, Kim Iversen, and Emily Jashinsky discuss reporting that Israeli officials pressured the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to alter a course on the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Ryan Grim and Robby Soave discuss reporting that some Neo-Nazi groups are using cryptocurrency to circumvent traditional financial structures.
Ryan Grim and Emily Jashinsky react to reporting that former Senator Al Franken has not ruled out a comeback campaign against Kirsten Gillibrand.
Team Rising discusses the NBA’s vaccine mandate.
Emily Jashinsky breaks down the pitfalls of the sex positivity movement.
Krystal and Saagar review the newest polling data on Biden showing that the majority of America mistrusts him on covid which could spell disaster in the near future
Uber-neocon Bob Kagan, a founder of the Kristolite PNAC and husband of Vicki Nuland, pulls an AOCesque “I’m scared” routine and predicts that pan-secessionism, at least on a primitive level, will actually happen in the next few years. I wish I were as optimistic as Bob the Blob’s […]
By Daniel W. Drezner Over the weekend it was impossible for me to go on social media and not see someone linking or hyping Robert Kagan’s latest in The Washington Post. Kagan starts his essay with a large bucket of cold water: “The United States is heading into […]
By Vivek Ramaswamy In one of my favorite episodes of South Park, two sleazy salesmen try to sell shoddy vacation condos in the glitzy ski town of “Asspen” to the lower middle-class residents of South Park. Their sales pitch is simple: “Try saying it, ‘I’ve got a little […]
By Matt Taibbi When political narrative replaces faith, truth becomes heresy. We’ll tell you anything you want to hear. We lie like hell! We’ll tell you Kojak always gets the killer, and nobody ever gets cancer in Archie Bunker’s house… We’ll tell you any shit you want to hear! […]
Senior correspondent for Insider, Mattathias Schwartz, breaks down the latest corruption scandal surrounding Hunter and Joe Biden.
Ryan Grim, Emily Jashinsky, and Robby Soave discuss the edited quote that has the ACLU under fire.
Team Rising discusses reporting that a network of right-wing health care providers has made millions off of selling COVID treatments popular amongst vaccine skeptics.
It is interesting how the media is now promoting the Bushes and Cheneys as the legitimate Republican opposition to Trumpism. The ruling class is getting scared and circling the wagons. Liz Cheney tells Lesley Stahl about running for re-election as an anti-Trump Republican in Wyoming, where her own […]
Uber-neocon David Frum of “An End to Evil” fame goes full Antifa. (Yes, he actually co-authored a book with that title, and his co-author was a man whose literal and ironic nickname was “The Prince of Darkness.”) Sorry, Dave, I guess evil didn’t end, after all. By David […]
By David Leonhardt New York Times During the early months of Covid-19 vaccinations, several major demographic groups lagged in receiving shots, including Black Americans, Latino Americans and Republican voters. More recently, the racial gaps — while still existing — have narrowed. The partisan gap, however, continues to be […]
Eric July is the frontman for the band Backwordz, the host of the YoungRippa59 channel on YouTube and a contributor at Blaze TV. Eric joins Pete for a targeted discussion about the state of the Right, and the Left, currently in the US. They, of course, get into […]
By Damon Linker, The Week The most talked-about essay of the past week is undoubtedly Robert Kagan’s “Our constitutional crisis is already here” in The Washington Post, a long, gripping examination of the very serious danger that Donald Trump poses to American democracy as the country approaches the […]
Neocon uber-imperialist douchebag Robert Kagan is worried the system is cracking. Based on the recent writing of a range of leading neocons, its seems they really are getting more worried about holding it together. By Robert Kagan Washington Post “Is there no virtue among us? If there be […]
Trumpism is Trump first, always has been. He could care less about working-class people. “America first” is simply American bourgeoisie over everyone else.
Now that she’s burned her bridges with the Democrats she seems to be going over to the Republicans.
A return of the abortion wars of the 80s and 90s would really heat up the already intense “culture war.” By David Cole, Taki’s Magazine Sometimes you wish that a certain group of people were never taught a certain phrase. In 1997, when O.J. Simpson ran afoul of […]
Tom Woods Show You know the usual approach: apologize, beg for mercy, explain that you didn’t really mean it, that you’ve “grown” — we’re all drearily familiar with the usual pathetic attempts to avoid judgment from lunatics. It never works. It never, ever works. Life is going to […]
Krystal and Saagar respond to the allegation that Chris Cuomo groped his boss at a dinner party in 2005, resembling the behavior of his disgraced brother
Robby Soave details the case of the latest person cancelled online, and why it exemplifies all the things wrong with cancel culture.
By Lomez Curtis Yarvin, also known by the pen name Mencius Moldbug, is an American blogger. One of the sharpest and most articulate critics of contemporary (US) democracy, Yarvin has gathered a substantial online following over the years, first with his (now-defunct) blog Unqualified Reservations (2007 – 2013), […]
By Mark Granza Michael Anton is an American conservative essayist, speechwriter, and former senior national security official in the Trump administration. In 2016, under the pseudonym Publius Decius Mus, he wrote The Flight 93 Election, an influential essay in support of Donald Trump’s campaign which was subsequently credited […]
Ryan Grim, Kim Iversen, and Robby Soave discuss the future of respectability politics and the role of social media in governance.
Kim Iversen breaks down new reporting from Business Insider tying more corrupt dealings to Hunter and Joe Biden.
By Alan Feuer and Adam Goldman New York Times As scores of Proud Boys made their way, chanting and shouting, toward the Capitol on Jan. 6, one member of the far-right group was busy texting a real-time account of the march. The recipient was his F.B.I. handler. In […]
Folks, it doesn’t do much good to “remove the statues” but keep the government. It might be a better plan to focus more on the latter rather than the former. Crimethinc Today, after years of protest, the authorities in Richmond, Virginia are finally removing a 12-ton statue of […]
By Sally Satel, The Atlantic Many psychologists wrongly assumed that coercive attitudes exist only among conservatives. Donald Trump’s rise to power generated a flood of media coverage and academic research on authoritarianism—or at least the kind of authoritarianism that exists on the political right. Over the past several […]
Ryan Grim and Robby Soave react to a new interview from former Trump attorney Sidney Powell, where she implicates Kevin McCarthy, Steve Scalise, and Justice Samuel Alito in a January 6 plot to overturn the election.
Robby Soave breaks down the pervasiveness of #MeToo hypocrisy in elite Democratic circles.
By Bryan Caplan One of the less charming features of the woke movement is its vocal age prejudice. In conversation, believers have repeatedly appealed to my age and their youth to gain argumentative advantage. I’m tempted, admittedly, to respond in kind. In reality, the young have less insight on […]
I’m generally skeptical of the claim that today’s culture is less puritanical than that of past times, as opposed to merely being an expression of a new form of puritanism. And the old puritanism and new puritanism overlap in many ways. In the last few years, I’ve noticed […]
It’s rather amusing that today’s conservatives are reminiscing about the good old days of 1985, when in 1985 conservatives were lamenting the passing of the good old days of 1955. By the Zman, Taki’s Mag The old adage about there being a fine line between genius and madness […]
I am increasingly of the opinion that anyone with a serious anti-authoritarian outlook needs to be opposed to moral panics even before they are supposed to institutional authorities like organized religion, capitalism, or even the state itself. As H.L. Mencken said, “The worst government is often the most […]
This headline has a little bit of everything. By Zachary Stieber, Epoch Times A U.S. military veteran who was charged in the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol breach has died. John Anderson, 61, died at a hospital in Jacksonville, Florida, on Sept. 21, according to family members and his […]
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