President Trump challenged the unbridled power of Twitter last week, and for good cause — the social media giant has taken off its mask and revealed the 800-pound far-left troll that it really is. Here’s my analysis from Real Clear Politics. Did Twitter Fact-Check Trump — or Conformity-Check Him? By Frank Miele News flash for
If you thought you could count on Neil Cavuto to keep his mouth shut about things he doesn’t know anything about, you were wrong. Cavuto earned his place in the “Five Worst Hosts on Fox” when I awarded those honors last June. Since then there have been some departures (sayonara, Shep!) and some additions (Leland
I took a week off from national politics to devote my column at Real Clear Politics to chiding the small-minded folks of an Alaskan school board who decided to ban classics of American literature from the classroom. If you expect today’s high school students to be tomorrow’s informed voters, it’s best to expose them to
I haven’t been posting much during the coronavirus slowdown because there just hasn’t been much worth saying. Personally, I’ve been bored to tears listening to endless reporting on the same limited topics, but I finally was inspired to comment on a glimmer of good news out of Georgia. No, Gov. Brian Kemp hasn’t been replaced
Coronavirus hasn’t changed everything. For instance, the radical left is still trying to silence the voices of conservatives in the media. In March, they claimed an important scalp when they convinced Fox Business to fire Trish Regan for telling the truth about how Democrats are playing politics with the virus crisis. Here’s my look at
Tucker Carlson of Fox News has been doing the dirty work of the Fake News Media this week, creating a false narrative to make it look like US senators betrayed the trust of the nation during the coronavirus crisis. As you know, I generally hold Carlson in the highest esteem, but he went way off
The Justice Department has been in the news more than usual lately, starting with the breaking news Monday that the U.S. attorney had recommended a 7-9 year sentence for Roger Stone on the charge of being arrogant, unflappable, creative and — worst of all — an avid supporter of President Trump. By the wee hours
My little corner of Montana just took center stage in a major battle for religious freedom. The Supreme Court has agreed to hear arguments Wednesday in the case of Kendra Espinoza, a Kalispell, Montana, mother, and other plaintiffs who say the state unfairly tried to cut them out of a scholarship program for private K-12
Yesterday was a huge news day, what with the attack on the US military by Iran and all, so you may have missed the news that Nick Sandmann has won the first phase of his multi-pronged lawsuit against media outlets for defaming him. That’s a great victory in the fight against Fake News! Sandmann is
I wrote about the apparent effort of President Trump to draw attention back to the Fake Whistleblower with his tweet on Thursday, and I was happy to see he went even further the next day. Here is part of what I posted Friday: President Trump retweeted a message from his campaign’s Twitter account at “FOLLOW