When a Russian leader threatens the use of tactical nuclear weapons, or, worse, a nuclear war, he immediately commands the attention of an American president. So it was with Joe Biden in September 2022 during the early months of the Ukraine War, and so it was with John F. Kennedy during the building of the […]
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CNN might have lost its soul when it recently invited Donald Trump to a live town hall meeting, but it might in the process have stumbled upon a new, acceptable roadmap for covering the former president during this presidential campaign. For a journalist, any roadmap with “Full Stop” signs is instantly problematic, but then again
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Tucker Carlson is out – but Sean Hannity, Laura Ingraham, and many others still carry the Fox News flag, and they do so proudly.
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