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Tucker Carlson
Tucker Carlson is a veteran television personality who emerged in 2016 as one of the most influential figures of the authoritarian, anti-democracy, right-wing movement that rose to prominence around the political career of former President Donald J. Trump. Carlson’s propaganda, which obsessively portrays white men as being victims of a corrupt, feminist, multicultural system, often mirrors the talking points found in fringe internet spaces where extremists congregate. He injects these talking points into his commentary on current events, giving extremists both an audience and a TV-ready polish that would be otherwise difficult to obtain. Carlson is undoubtedly the most listened-to pundit the anti-immigrant movement in America has ever seen and is regarded as a heroic figure to white supremacists and other admirers of fascism. Outside of Trump himself, arguably no single figure has proven to be more influential in radicalizing the right in the 21st century.
Vaughn Palmer: Campaigns matter, and B.C.'s election history proves it
Vaughn Palmer: A columnist recalls the times election campaigns went sideways for the presumed leader
The Racialization of Print
Readers since Thomas Jefferson have believed it possible to judge entire races of people based on a single book, yet no one has attempted to explain the orig...
The New Wave of Lynchings: What’s Really Happening? | Cite Your Source with Angela Rye
How Bret Stephens and Bari Weiss have taken the NY Times’ campus concern trolling to new heights in just 2 years
In April 2017, The New York Times announced the hiring of Wall Street Journal columnist and Pulitzer winner Bret Stephens. In a memo sent to staff, editorial page editor James Bennet wrote that Stephens would “bring a new perspective to bear on the news” as part of the newspaper’s plan to “continue to broaden the range of Times debate about consequential questions.”
A Challenge on Barack Obama & The Black Papers feat Dr. David Johns | Angela Rye SoloPod
Journalists still wrongly think the U.S. is different
"Political journalism needs to wean itself from right-wing agitators and call this period what it is: an erosion of democracy and attempts to radicalize large chunks of the electorate."
you'd think that given the election results, mainstream outlets might look for Black columnists from the south or Hispanic columnists from the southwest to explain the outcomes, rather than looking for the same conservative white men who they've been using as go tos for the past decade.
Nov 6, 2026 at 4:23 AM
Sigh. NYT, please interview: 1. Black (Southern) voters 2. Angie Nixon who almost won in Florida 3. Muslim Michigan voters on Abdul's historic victory 4. Black and Jewish Michigan voters who voted for Abdul 5. White Gen Z men who went from GOP to Dem 6. White women going 52% for Dems *at last*
The New York Times
In deep-red Texas, conservatives are trying to make sense of what just happened to their longtime Republican stronghold. We visited a men’s bible study as they gathered for the first time since the state flipped in the midterm election.
