Eddie Scarry

2 weeks ago | thefederalist.com | Eddie Scarry

Until Democrats start naming names and apologizing for their reckless, craven conduct as it relates to Joe Biden, I don’t want to hear another word about Pete Hegseth’s Signal chats. It was fine timing to get news over the weekend that the former president, a well established dotard, has an advanced and aggressive form of prostate cancer that has reached his bones.

3 weeks ago | thefederalist.com | Eddie Scarry

All of the dying media are in perfect sync right now unashamedly acting like they were just as victimized as everyone else by Democrats who “hid” Joe Biden’s cognitive free fall when he was president. But what New York Times publisher A.G. Sulzberger said with a straight face this week about his own newspaper’s role in the sordid affair truly took a special kind of brass.

3 weeks ago | thefederalist.com | Eddie Scarry

Among the ways Democrats are trying to stop hemorrhaging men voters is apparently by elevating guys who exhibit some comically stereotypical sense of “masculinity,” but who otherwise champion all the effete Democrat policies that the party loves and real men hate. Who knows! Maybe it’ll work!Three such strapping lads come to mind of late, first and foremost being David Hogg, the lithe twink who is currently a vice chairman of the Democrat National Committee.

4 weeks ago | thefederalist.com | Eddie Scarry

Of Trump presidency 2.0, my favorite sub-genre by far is the neurotic Democrat who publicly exhibits her severe depression, which is very obviously rooted in her deep-seated control issues. For that reason, ancient Washington, D.C., socialite Sally Quinn’s latest column in the New York Times is a wildly fun read.

1 month ago | conservativereview.com | Eddie Scarry

Democrats lost the working class, and their latest effort at gaining it back is to — hold on, let me check my notes — oh, turn the mega-rich Met gala into DEI “resistance” programming. It’s true. The highly exclusive annual fashion exhibition took place in New York on Monday, the theme this year being “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style,” an attempt at emphasizing the work of “designers of color,” for its own sake.