Brian Karem

3 days ago | brianjkarem.substack.com | Brian Karem

(Originally Published in Playboy Magazine July, 1996)By Brian J. Karem"He was sitting in my office, glowering and scowling," pollster Mark Mellman once told a reporter. "Then he stood up and walked around on top of the furniture. Then he started screaming as he was pacing. And I thought, Oh my God, I'm in the presence of a lunatic. Genius walks that fine line, I guess. He is known as the "ragin' Cajun," "Serpent Head" and a host of other unfriendly terms-by his friends, no less.

4 days ago | brianjkarem.substack.com | Brian Karem

“The American media landscape has changed. . . Today there are fewer publications, fewer reporters. Our audience is angry and doesn’t trust us. Luckily we’re still more respected than politicians but that would change if anyone named Boebert, Marjorie Taylor Green or Kevin McCarthy became reporters . . . “We live in perilous times as reporters. In the last year alone, 67 journalists around the world were killed for doing their job. We are vilified, hunted down and intimidated by our own government.

1 week ago | salon.com | Brian Karem

It is time to stop examining the chaos and time to do something about it. I have a source inside the Trump regime who feels, in their own words, “a little disillusioned.” This person says they signed on to the Trump team because of “DEI going too far” and because “woke culture was dividing the country,” but is now concerned about the “blatant criminal behavior” of Donald Trump. Really? His last administration didn’t show you that? Well, OK.

1 week ago | justaskthequestion.com | Brian Karem

In this conversation, the guys discuss the evolving landscape of journalism, emphasizing the critical role of copy editors and the decline of factual reporting. They delve into the implications of misinformation in political discourse, particularly in the context of recent statements made by political figures. The discussion also covers legal challenges against executive orders, the future of executive power, and the necessity of civic education to foster informed citizenship.

2 weeks ago | brianjkarem.substack.com | Brian Karem

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