"There is no evidence that anybody cares anymore."
Scott McKay; The American Spectator
"What might be different in modern-day America compared to the Soviet Union of Solzhenitsyn’s time is that we still have the individual power to resist the lie in this country. That and the media mob willing to join claws with Goldberg to spread his smears are simply nowhere near as competent at propaganda as the Soviets were." S.M.
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"You're aware that Steve Jobs’ widow, a crazed leftist named Lauren Powell Jobs, is the owner of the Atlantic, are you not?
"Mrs. Jobs, a San Francisco Democrat and multi-million-dollar donor to both Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris, props up that venerable rag as a vanity project so that the market can’t kill it as it so desperately wants to. Nobody reads the Atlantic anymore, other than perhaps a few unhinged leftists like its owner.
'Which is not to say that the Atlantic is altogether irrelevant as it should be.
"Here and there, all the worst, most salacious, obviously untrue, and hardcore partisan attacks on Republicans that other “mainstream” media organs pass on will tend to appear there. And that has happened again, which we’ll get to in a minute.
'The Atlantic is fronted by a hack named Jeffrey Goldberg, a former police beat reporter for the Washington Post who worked his way into his current job by sucking up to powerful Democrats like Barack Obama.
"Which doesn’t make Goldberg remarkable. What does make him remarkable is the lengths he will go to in order to trash Republicans, and Donald Trump in particular.
"In 2020, Goldberg ran a garbage article that accused Trump of cancelling a 2018 visit to a cemetery in France where American World War I soldiers are buried, and Trump supposedly said, “Why should I go to that cemetery? It’s filled with losers.”
"This is according to the Atlantic, which used an unnamed source for the article.
"No less than 19 people from Trump’s staff went on the record to refute Goldberg’s smear, and that should have resulted in some staff changes atop the Atlantic. Did that happen? Of course not. Instead, PBS, funded by your tax dollars, gave him their Washington Week show, which is now branded with the Atlantic as an “editorial partner.' ” . . .
‘I’ve Heard It All Before’: Scott Jennings Lists Republicans Who Democrats Compared To Hitler In The Past . . .“Now, I’m calloused on this Hitler business because I lived through the Bush years and I used to peer out my window onto Pennsylvania Avenue and I saw everybody marching around in their brown uniforms, signs up, ‘Bush is Hitler, Bush is Hitler,’” Jennings said. “And then they did it to John McCain. They did it to Mitt Romney. They’ve done it to Donald Trump. Even did it to Paul Ryan, I recall at one point. So I’ve heard it all before.” . . .
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