
By Jaden Satenstein: Where are the women? Men in general are more likely to swing right than women, making for a larger audience of conservative male listeners for conservative male podcasters to target.
Where are the women podcasters?
By Jaden Satenstein: Where are the women? Men in general are more likely to swing right than women, making for a larger audience of conservative male listeners for conservative male podcasters to target.
Where are the women podcasters?
By Liv Styler: If her feverish and unpolished style might make mainstream journalists cringe, it’s thriving on the right side of the media fence. Indeed, right wing bloggers like Paige are succeeding with little effort in much the same way Donald Trump managed to get himself elected president.
By Kevin Howley: Offering unqualified people “huge benefits” to staff shorthanded police departments may be sound reasoning for fans of authoritarian rule, but lowering the bar for domestic law enforcement will have the same results we’ve seen in recent US military adventures across the globe: well-armed and unqualified mercenaries wreaking havoc in the name of public safety, national security, and a quick buck
Allowing unqualified civilians to handcuff people suspected of a crime my sound reasonable but it comes with many pitfalls.
By J. Max Robin: How appropriate that the first episode of The Lincoln Project, a new Showtime docuseries debuting tonight about the infamous PAC of never-Trumper GOP consultants including Steve Schmidt, is called “Gunslingers.” The riveting inside look at their win-at-any-cost campaign is a wild west modern morality tale of deadly effective media marketing run amuck.
By Michael Lovito: Even the most hardened Dem loyalists have to tip their caps at its editor Eliana Johnson for her site’s dogged pursuit of scandalous stories and its ability to shape the public discourse. Like it or not, the rabblerousers at the Free Beacon do the work, and they get results.
By David Lieberman: The news follows Salem’s disclosure that its revenues for the quarter ending September 30 would be lower than expected due to the postponement of the forthcoming book, 2000 Mules by Dinesh D’Souza and lower than expected revenue on its streaming platform SalemNOW…
By J. Max Robins: The CNN documentary Empire of Influence builds a potent case for how Rupert Murdoch’s insatiable lust for power and profit has turbocharged white nationalism and the decline of democracy.
By Michael Lovito: The Epoch Times is a newspaper and website that has become one of the fastest growing right-wing news outlets in the United States.
By Kevin Howley: Is it any wonder that GOP operatives, and the conservative media outlets that echo and amplify their hate-filled talking points, never miss an opportunity to lambaste White House Press Secretary Jean-Pierre? There must be at least ten reasons why right wing media hate her.
By Jacob Gries: This two-day Republican extravaganza beginning Sept. 16 has become infinitely more star-studded in the two years since Donald Trump left office. GOP stars speaking include Marjorie Taylor Greene, Kayleigh McEnany, Ted Cruz and Candace Owens.
By Kris Parker: A small but vocal group of influential figures on the right have been buying into the Putin’s government’s narrative on the war. They include Donald Trump, Tucker Carlson and Steve Bannon.
By Kevin Howley: Before you run out to your dealer and trade in your fossil fuel burning ride for a shiny new electric car, here are ten reasons why the Right wants you to do a U-turn.
Electric vehicles are under an unprecedented assault from the Right.
By J. Max Robins: The Facebook honcho was interviewed August 25 on Joe Rogan’s popular podcast. Was it a savvy ploy to position Zuckerberg to Rogan’s millions of mostly male and politically quite right of center listeners?
By Jacob Gries: Former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee apparently thinks he should help teach your kids about the history of the United States and presidential elections. Among the pamphlets he sells: A Kid’s Guide & Free Speech and Cancel Culture. Yearly charges for his content could cost parents more than $200 a year.
By Michael Lovito: Marketing material for “Uncle Tom II,” which begins streaming today, claims that the film will unveil “the Marxist strategy of creating false racial tension between Americans.” “Uncle Tom II” asserts that the racial justice protests of 2020 were a key facet of that strategy.
By J. Max Robins: Musk has taken note of the Right’s anti-EV assault, and his romancing of DeSantis, McCarthy and other MAGA fellow travelers is a savvy counter offensive. Exactly how do you think he got to be the richest man in the world?
By Kevin Howley: The fear-mongering has grown increasingly incendiary. While concerns over targeting FBI agents for violent attack has received the lion share of news coverage, the demonization of the IRS demands closer scrutiny.
By Jacob Gries: Mike Lindell’s Moment of Truth Summit this past weekend felt like a church service with a sentient conspiracy theory subreddit in place of a liturgy, blended together with about a pound of caffeine, which made for a truly insane spectacle. The My Pillow Guy’s two-day event was sparsely attended.
By Jacob Gries: The former general counsel of the Republican party of Sarasota, FL, has become one of the most prolific and coherent voices in the Twitterverse dedicated to exposing the threat of right-wing extremism to democracy. He’s also a relentless critic of Gov. Ron DeSantis.
Michael Lovito: Ever since Drudge Report took a somewhat anti-Trump turn in 2020 the site’s been sworn off by a number of conservative commentators, creating an opening for a more ideologically pure competitor to sop up its old readers. Curl thinks he has the chance to do just that with Off the Press
By J. Max Robins: Among the more prominent – and more frightening – of the local news personalities who have entered the political arena is Kari Lake. After 22 years as an TV anchor in Phoenix, the political novice nabbed the Arizona GOP nomination for governor by campaigning as an election denier.
By Kevin Howley: While Infectious disease experts explain that Monkeypox primarily affects men who have sex with men, they insist it is not a gay disease. Try telling that to conservatives eager to exploit the health emergency to score political points.
By David Lieberman: Salem, which describes itself as a specialist in “Christian and conservative content,” says that it made a $4.8 million profit after recouping its $4.5 million investment in 2,000 Mules, a documentary that claimed to have uncovered fraudulent voting in the 2020 presidential election. “To say the film has been a success would be an understatement,” CEO .David Santrella told Wall Street analysts and investors.
BY J. Max Robins: In an attempt to build brand awareness, NewsNation is opening up the checkbook for tarnished news stars like Chris Cuomo and maybe even Bill O’Reilly at bargain basement prices, in what is a time-honored blueprint, albeit one that is seldom successful.