Joe Concha
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Sports media, bias and activism come to an insufferable head
Go woke, go broke. American corporations are quickly learning this lesson. Activist journalists should take note. → Read More
Ronald Reagan: The original RINO
Try to imagine, in an age of cable news and social media, leaders of each party working together to address the myriad crises impacting this country. → Read More
Pete Buttigieg fails the Woody Allen test
If he wants to be president one day, Buttigieg must show more effort, urgency and competency than what the country has witnessed so far. → Read More
The new red wave is already here
Do we want a country that looks like California or Texas? One that mirrors New York or Florida? → Read More
Biden’s State of the Union: Everything is awesome
Don’t expect Biden’s team to change their communications strategy. Especially when there’s so many in the press willing to push the same narrative. → Read More
CNN: The comedy news network?
Can CNN succeed by doing comedy that alienates more than half its potential audience right out of the gate? → Read More
The swamp comes for Joe Biden
Now Biden has what no president wants: A special counsel hanging over him for the foreseeable future. → Read More
Elon Musk shows shadow-banning of conservatives no conspiracy theory
The free press should care about free speech. About transparency and fair play. → Read More
What Biden’s ‘Where’s Jackie?’ moment says about the media
As the president’s age continues to present itself in very public ways, it’s difficult to see how the party will get behind him when the 2024 campaign kicks off. → Read More
For journalists, Trump continues to be the gift that keeps on giving
It’s reasonable for so many journalists to want to write about a president. Problem is, they’re fixated on the wrong one. → Read More
Why has fact-checking disappeared under Biden?
The perception of fact-checkers has taken a big hit, at least among Republicans and independents. → Read More
Biden continues to stiff-arm the press
Almost all news outlets would be up in arms if a Republican administration stiff-armed the press so blatantly → Read More
The Dark Brandon rises
A Quinnipiac poll taken earlier this year shows a plurality of Americans believe Biden has done more to divide than unite the country. → Read More
Despite leaving government, Anthony Fauci ain’t going anywhere
It is virtually guaranteed that Fauci will not forfeit his greatest love and habit: Appearing on camera. → Read More
Young voters flee Biden — but who is the alternative?
Time is not on Biden’s side. But time is the one thing Democrats have. The question is whether a viable alternative to Biden will emerge in the next two years. → Read More
Why national pride is evaporating in America
Americans are known for their optimism, but things feel different lately, and for good reason. → Read More
Matthew McConaughey: The moderate voice of reason America craves
Unlike most of our leaders on the left, who vilify gun owners and the NRA after every school shooting, McConaughey took a different approach. → Read More
Can CNN really pivot to the center under Chris Licht?
If Licht were to clean house, there won’t exactly be too many loyal viewers upset with the development. → Read More
Hidin’ Biden: The 16 long weeks since Biden’s last TV interview
The president’s handlers simply are too afraid, too cautious, too controlling to allow the commander in chief to answer crucial questions. → Read More
Georgia voting explosion marks beginning of the end for Stacey Abrams
Voting rights will no longer be an important issue come the November midterms. Because as Georgia shows us, it’s not really an issue at all. → Read More