What’s happening to Jennifer Rubin?
The coronavirus appears to have claimed what remains of the Washington Post writer’s sanity
Tuesday
Thursday
Bovard: yes, big tech censorship affects election outcomes
‘A growing bipartisan consensus is emerging against the power of the Big Tech companies’
Monday
The post that ends the Trump presidency
At last, we ’ ve got him
Saturday
The Cockburn prize for most cringeworthy RBG tweet goes to…
The death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Friday night caused an instant outpouring of…well, mourning isn’t exactly the right word
Monday
Herman Cain, eternal COVID skeptic
The late Republican presidential candidate’s Twitter account describes COVID as ‘not as deadly as the mainstream media first made it out to be’
Wednesday
My open letter to Twitter
Twitter is NOTHING without me. Watch your profits tank. Witness your shareholders leaving in droves
Monday
Milwaukee is a victory for Silicon Valley’s shadow state
Silicon Valley, like Wall Street, might talk left, but it makes sure to donate to both parties
Wednesday
President Trump should bend — but not break — Big Tech
Going back to the media of 25 years ago would not go well for the President or for conservatives
Thursday
Has Trump turned you into a masochist?
Today’s progressive kink is pain inflicted by the President
Tuesday
Hydroxychloroquine provides temporary immunity to Don Jr’s tweets
The President’s son can’t post
Sunday
Twitter has stolen my life
I’m a slave to my online persona. And she’s a slave to the algorithm, and we must feed the algorithm
Thursday
If a video is viral, who cares if it’s fake?
Welcome to the age of unreality
Tuesday
Biden’s comms director doesn’t hate women — but he does suck at his job
What would you expect from a Director of Strategic Communications?
Monday
So, you wanted to be famous?
Thanks to social media we all get the experience of being chased by the digital paparazzi
Wednesday
What we need is social media distancing
Social media brings out the worst in us because the algorithm rewards us for being tribal, divisive and emotional
Monday
Parler is not going to replace Twitter
The conservative app is not a driver of news and events
The Facebook ad boycott is a convenient virtue-signal
Whisper it, but social media ads weren’t all that effective in the first place
Tuesday
Viral justice and the demented war on Karens
In practice, calling someone a Karen is just an excuse to abuse a middle-aged woman
Friday
The age of online bullying is back
When did the Washington Post become a high school burn-book?
Thursday
The fatwa artists
Twitter mobs are making journalism and literature more boring
