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The ladies discuss the latest Cambridge plagiarism scandal and Jason Arday's resignation, Hasan Piker's latest puff piece and AOC freezing her eggs.
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It’s hilarious enough that the Atlantic magazine has an entire article this week about Democrats adopting “masculinity” as a new political strategy — How do you do, fellow macho men? — but then it had to include a man literally named “Poindexter” to explain the party’s problem with “manly” voters. And get it wrong! “In Poindexter’s […]
“The Men Who Fear Women.” That’s the title of Helen Lewis’s latest cover story for The Atlantic. It’s currently making a big splash as she […] Source
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Where do you think all this comes from? The post Three Cheers for the Rich appeared first on The American Conservative .
Takimag Three Cheers for the Rich Where do you think all this comes from? TakiMag (Photo by API/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images) Defending the rich nowadays is a tricky business. Vulture capitalists have given the rich a very bad name, especially as some don’t build businesses but break them up for profit. Back in the good old days, a boss made 20 times a workers salary; now it’s 400 times minimum. Yep, defending the rich is not for the fainthearted, especially if one has inherited moolah, as is my case. In the PC world of today, people are ashamed and frightened to even acknowledge the slightest difference where wealth is concerned. There are, of course, those like The Donald and his family that flaunt their wealth, and the reason I’m…Open
The exchange comes after a story by the Atlantic raised questions about Patel's sobriety, citing sources who claimed the director has been so intoxicated before that his staff had to force their way into his home.
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To make Moscow less threatening, the West should threaten Moscow less. The post No, Russia Isn’t Finished appeared first on The American Conservative .
Foreign Affairs No, Russia Isn’t Finished To make Moscow less threatening, the West should threaten Moscow less. If you were exclusively on a mainstream Western media diet in recent weeks, you’d be excused for thinking that the Russian President Vladimir Putin’s regime now lies on its deathbed. Signs of “public discontent” are all over the place, you see. Silicon-lipped beauty blogger Viktoria Bonya attacked the government on YouTube. So did the notorious Kremlin propagandist Ilya Remeslo, fresh from a stint at a psychiatric ward. Meanwhile, the former defense minister Sergey Shoygu might be plotting a coup, according to CNN. But if you talk to people inside Russia, as this author does on a daily basis, you’ll find them…Open
When the Atlantic magazine trots out one of its mostly anonymous defamation pieces against President Trump or one of his allies, it should be conventional wisdom now that its purpose is purely political. Keep in mind what former Washington Post editor Marty Baron said in a speech last week — more or less that the dying […]
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Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Director Kash Patel filed a $250 million defamation lawsuit against The Atlantic in the U.S. District of Columbia on Monday, accusing the magazine of fabricating allegations about his behavior in a recent article.
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI ) Director Kash Patel has taken legal action against The Atlantic, stating that a recent article by the magazine defamed him with false allegations of misconduct. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: - DETAIL: Published on April 17, The Atlantic‘s report alleged Patel was at times intoxicated at work, erratic, missed meetings, and raised concerns among colleagues about national security. Patel has strongly denied the allegations, calling them false and defamatory, and his legal team argues the publication acted with “actual malice” by publishing claims it knew or should have known were inaccurate. The lawsuit states that both Patel and government officials warned the magazine about errors prior to…Open
FBI Director Kash Patel has filed a $250 million defamation suit against The Atlantic and reporter Sarah Fitzpatrick over a recent report, alleging it contains […] Source
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