Robby Soave
Senior Editor at Reason
Host, Rising at The Hill TV
@reason senior editor. @RisingTheHill host of Rising. "Sought-after player in Beltway's D&D circles" "noted scooter anthropologist" "baby Ryan Seacrest"
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1 week ago |
reason.com | Robby Soave
The public at large is now well aware that Democratic Party elites worked to hide President Joe Biden's cognitive decline from the public, and the mainstream media was either complicit in this scheme or incurious enough to unmask it. Critics of the media, including many conservative, libertarian, leftist, and independent thinkers, have thus been enjoying something of a victory lap—the exposure of the Biden cover-up is a great told you so moment for contrarian commentators.
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2 weeks ago |
reason.com | Robby Soave
Joe Rogan If he's chosen, he ain't Rogan.
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2 weeks ago |
reason.com | Robby Soave
Joe Biden Ignore David Axelrod's suggestion that questions "should be more muted and set aside for now as he's struggling through this." | Joe Biden (Leco Viana/ZUMAPRESS/Newscom) Former President Joe Biden's cancer diagnosis has prompted entirely appropriate expressions of sympathy from notable Republicans, Democrats, world leaders, and the public at large. Extending well-wishes, thoughts, and prayers to political opponents is a humane and civilizing instinct that might, in some small way,...
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3 weeks ago |
reason.com | Robby Soave
David Hogg is a 25-year-old political activist and, for now, vice chair of the Democratic National Committee. A survivor of the 2018 mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, Hogg first drew national attention for speaking out vigorously in favor of gun control. He has since become an all-purpose progressive campaigner. You are reading Free Media from Robby Soave and Reason. Get more of Robby's on-the-media, disinformation, and free speech coverage.
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1 month ago |
reason.com | Robby Soave
Shiloh Hendrix is a white woman, a mother, and the main character of an extremely fraught social media controversy. She did a very bad and racist thing, endured subsequent cancellation, and has now reaped a financial windfall—earning both condemnation and approval from various corners of the internet. For some, Hendrix is the final boss of cancel culture; for others, she is a symptom of a very broken, toxic culture. You are reading Free Media from Robby Soave and Reason.
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Hate this. If it's the best beef in the world, let it compete on the open market. If people want to buy lab-grown meat, that's their problem. Awful to see Republicans adopt the protectionist mindset, with a healthy dose of bureaucratic overreach. Bleh
So-called "lab-grown meat" has no place in Montana. By signing HB 401 into law, I am proud to defend our way of life and the hardworking Montana ranchers who produce the best beef in the world. https://t.co/INc2WuAvNI
So let me get this straight.... David Hogg started complaining, loudly—and rightly—that the Democrats alienated young men and have no plan to win them back (and in general are too deferential to older establishment figures and identity politics), and the DNC is voiding his vice
