charlie kirk was not THAT big of a deal
Jamelle Bouie’s Website: https://jamellebouie.net/
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Category: Voices
Drip, Drip, Drip – by Dan Rather
How much more don’t we know about the Epstein Files
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After Last Nights Bad Deal
About last nights deal. 7:55 into the video Adam Schiff says the following: “You cannot backdown in a fight against a bully, they will simply view it as an invitation to do even worse.”
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“We Don’t Like to Be on Team Lesser Evil”
The Times Opinion politics correspondent Michelle Cottle and the columnists Jamelle Bouie and David French.
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Stephen Colbert – Late Show Ends
Stephen Colbert tells his audience that the next season of “The Late Show” will be the last, and that the series will end in May 2026.
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Who Controls America’s Founding Story?
The battle for our past is really a battle for the future.
Continue ReadingCapital Punishment
Some days it takes a little more grit and gumption to stay steady. I say this because this is one of those days. In one of his all-time most outlandish PR stunts, Donald Trump hopes to burnish his image with his MAGA base by turning the nation’s capital into a police state.
Continue ReadingImportant End of Week Message
This week was historic. If you are reading this, know that you are amazing. We have just begun to fight.
Continue ReadingCan Feisty Journalists Rescue Their Newspaper from Corporate Greed… Again?
In 2018 my newspaper died. Well, actually, the emaciated carcass of the Austin American Statesman still had a feeble pulse. But its journalistic voice and soul were gone, stripped out by the notorious financial predators of Gannett, the huge media conglomerate that had recently bought the paper.
Happily, though, the Statesman has made a near-miraculous recovery, thanks to a small-but-feisty band of actual journalists who believe in local newspapers. They fought Gannett bosses tenaciously, gaining a voice by forming a union, striking, and finally compelling the giant to sign a union contract. Victory!