Bedbug Bret Stephens should stay on Twitter and quit the New York Times
Given his tendency for massively overreacting to the smallest slight, isn’t Twitter the perfect website for him?
New york times
Tuesday
Monday
The NYT and the triumph of narrative journalism
Reactions to Trump have unveiled truths far greater than any lies he has told
Saturday
What woke journalists are calling ‘nonbinary fashion’ we used to just call ‘clothes’
Outfits countless teenagers have worn for decades are suddenly a symbol of sexlessness and ‘queer’ identity
Wednesday
A letter to our subscribers, from the New York Times
As told to Chadwick Moore
Thursday
The NYT’s pound-foolish Brexit coverage
The paper’s bizarre crusade against Britain continues
Monday
Where is the outrage from the right over Ben Garrison’s White House invite?
Concern for Jews has become a political tool, wielded by both the left and the right at their convenience
Tuesday
The death of political cartoons isn’t funny
People used to want to laugh at magazines. They don’t now
Wednesday
Reports of the GOP’s death are greatly exaggerated
Apocalypse deferred, again
Tuesday
Spare me, Generation X: you’re not that special
Marketers hyped millennials up so that advertisers could sell us products
Saturday
The New York Times’s latest error of judgment: this anti-Semitic cartoon
It’s all about the ‘tropes’
Wednesday
If Thomas Friedman bristles at Brexit, you know everything will be OK
The philosopher-king’s take on Britain leaving the EU is his typical mixture of Midwestern gee-shucking and historical buffoonery
Monday
How do you cover a ‘national emergency’? Depends who’s president…
Compare the media’s coverage of the border wall to Obama’s 2011 Libya strikes. The contrast is shocking
Saturday
New York Times: Britain on verge of civil war, send more croissants
Yes, the British government are useless. But nobody in London is stockpiling food
Friday
The deep blob
Beware the suffocating metastasis of the administrative state
Wednesday
No, Mary Poppins Returns isn’t racist
Another piece of elite idiocy in The New York Times
Monday
Donald Trump, the Kremlin and the ghost of Alger Hiss
The anti-Trump ‘Resistance’ ought to prepare itself for disappointment, since the unclassified version of the Mueller report will be lacking in detail
The shutdown hurts the President. Still the anti-Trump media can’t keep off Russia
The latest allegations feel thinner than usual — yet still they’ve dominated the airwaves and Twitter feeds of media VIPs
Thursday
How high is your constitutional IQ?
Hopefully higher than most of the media’s
Tuesday
The battle of Bernie and Beto
Already the press are eager to show that O’Rourke unites where Sanders divides
Wednesday
More fake news on Brexit from the New York Times
Stephen Castle has painted a picture of a Britain in panic based off a Facebook group of 1,200 people
