Richard Spencer

When is a Post Opinion not a Post Opinion?

The Washington Post recently published two op-eds by Scott Greer, a far-right writer who contributed a series of racist and anti-Semitic items to Richard Spencer’s Radix Journal, Politico reported yesterday. For context: Greer was fired from the Daily Caller in 2018 after it was revealed he’d written for Radix under a pseudonym. This is an easily searchable fact and it is no way a secret in 2026. Right after Politico reached out for comment, WaPo removed the articles.That move might come across as a squirrelly act of insecurity in the middle of a turbulent time for Post Opinions.

How the groypers gave the ‘debate guys’ a rough time

The left, Charlie Kirk is fond of saying, hates the idea that there are other ideas. This is the kind of phrase that is extremely fashionable on the mainstream pro-Trump right. Comedian and political commentator Steven Crowder hosts debates under the slogan ‘change my mind’. Ben Shapiro, who is less pro-Trump, drones ‘facts don't care about your feelings’. We are reasonable and open-minded, such men have signaled, while our opponents are dogmatic and intolerant.Sometimes, though, your greatest weapon can be your greatest weakness. More nationalistic and reactionary right-wingers have grasped their chance to insert themselves into mainstream discourse: beating commentators like Kirk, Crowder and Shapiro at their own game.

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