Ron Fournier

1 week ago | mattklewis.substack.com | Matt Lewis |Ron Fournier

Consultant and veteran journalist delivered today!We covered a lot of ground, including:The dangers of Donald Trump ignoring the Supreme Court and using his power to target — not just immigrants — but political opponents, too. How journalists should handle the Trump presidencyMatt Lewis & the News(letter) is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.

2 weeks ago | steveschmidt.substack.com | Steve Schmidt |Ron Fournier

and I go way back, and it has been so great to reconnect with him through Substack. If you don’t subscribe to his, I encourage you to do so. Thank you to those who joined live for the weekly “The Wednesday Warning.” For those who didn’t, here is the full recording. Enjoy!Join me for my next live video — TODAY at 12 pm ET — with . If you haven’t already downloaded the app, you can do so here:Available for iOS and AndroidThe Warning with Steve Schmidt is a reader-supported publication.

2 months ago | steveschmidt.substack.com | Steve Schmidt |Ron Fournier

Thanks to those who joined and me last night on Substack Live. Ron is the type of journalist around whom journalism movies get made. He’s the real deal. Ron is a middle class kid from Detroit, MI, who rose to the top of American political journalism before returning home to help his fallen city rise again. He is someone who has travelled around the world on Air Force One, close in with presidents of both parties, and has seen exactly how it is that we have gotten from point A to point Trump.

2 months ago | steveschmidt.substack.com | Steve Schmidt |Jim Acosta |Ron Fournier

CNN’s Jim Acosta would not get in line. The simple truth is that some people are not inclined to genuflect to power, or capable of gaslighting the public — or themselves — no matter how much is put down in from of them to do so. Today, was another bad day for America’s collapsing corporate media companies. Any claim to stand for any value beyond the whims of ownership, which increasingly holds the truth bound like they do their abused shareholders is absurd.

Jan 3, 2025 | convulsions.substack.com | Ron Fournier

Lemmings are small creatures with large reputations. In the 17th century, scientists noticed that the arctic rodents seemed to appear out of nowhere and in large numbers. They studied the situation and, as 17th century scientists tended to do, they took a wild guess and concluded the animals spontaneously appear from the sky and fall to earth like rain. The truth is lemmings migrate in herds. Still later, some people thought that lemmings had such a temper that they would explode when angry.