CNN political commentator and Washington correspondent for The New Yorker, Ryan Lizza said, “Trump has been at war with” Fox News “all season and he is winning. He is at war with the conservative intelligentsia from National Review, to every
The BlazeTV host and National Review’s Conservative “Thought Leader” Dana Loesch has endorsed Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX).
On Monday’s broadcast of Fox News Channel’s “The O’Reilly Factor,” host Bill O’Reilly used his “Talking Points Memo” segment to offer his thoughts on National Review and other conservatives pundits criticisms of Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump. According to O’Reilly,
After the massive belly-flop that was the poorly thought out, very-poorly executed and way-late “Against Trump” diatribe last week, “National Review” is apparently still so bitter that on Monday morning another fatal decision was made — to attack everyday Americans
Columnist Charles Krauthammer argued that it’s a “dodge of people who are defending Trump” to say say, “[Y]ou’re denigrating Trump supporters” in response to criticisms of Trump, and that no one views criticisms of Bernie Sanders’ policies as attacks on
In their latest episode, the “Stump for Trump” ladies Diamond and Silk react to National Review’s anti-Donald Trump issue, and also take aim at Fox News Channel’s Megyn Kelly and Trump critic Glenn Beck. “Now you have the Gang of
In an exclusive interview with Breitbart News, Virginia morning talk radio host John Fredericks slammed his talk radio colleagues who are “too afraid” to endorse Donald Trump for fear of repercussions from the Republican Party’s donor class.
On Breitbart News Sunday on Sirius XM Patriot channel 125 from 7PM to 10PM EST, host and Breitbart News Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow will discuss the most important news of the week. He will be talking about the Republican presidential primary, the massive East Coast snow storm, and National Review’s attack on Donald Trump.
Nationally-syndicated talk radio host Laura Ingraham slammed the National Review for what she described as the publication’s attempt to further shrink the Republican Party.
Like the stale politicians who have let the American people down, the establishment types at National Review behind the “Against Trump” issue cling to their own John Friendly political mafia. Johnny Friendly and his goons in the film “On the Waterfront” throw anyone who exposes their irrelevancy off the roof.
On the Saturday broadcast of “Justice” on Fox News Channel, GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump called in and discussed National Review, who published a so-called anti-Trump manifesto entitled “Against Trump.” “Well, it’s a failing magazine, you know that. It’s been failing badly, and they’re getting
Stephen Hayes, Kimberly Guilfoyle, and Jeanine Pirro debated National Review’s article series about Donald Trump on Friday’s edition of the Fox News Channel’s “Hannity.” Pirro said, “This hit by the National Review is something that is totally inconsistent with what
“The GOE as I call it, the Grand Old Establishment, no longer represents real conservatism or the evolving GOP,” said Dr. Theodore Roosevelt Malloch, author of DAVOS, ASPEN & YALE: My Life Behind the Elite Curtain as a Global Sherpa, Chairman and CEO of The Global Fiduciary Governance LLC, and great-grandson of President Theodore Roosevelt.
Last night, National Review published articles from twenty conservative intellectuals “Against Trump.” This afternoon, publisher Jack Fowler sent the following letter to friends of the magazine.
On Friday’s edition of the Fox News Channel’s “Your World with Neil Cavuto,” columnist and former presidential candidate Pat Buchanan argued National Review’s article series against Donald Trump “Probably helps Trump.” Buchanan stated, “I think this is more about National
Friday on Fox News Chanel’s “The Real Story,” while discussing National Review’s new issue, which criticizes Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, National Review senior editor Jonah Goldberg took a jab at Trump for his Twitter responses. Partial transcript as follows:
With the Iowa caucus less than two weeks away, Sen. Marco Rubio is refusing to answer questions about how he would vote on the Trans-Pacific Partnership until after voters have gone to the polls.
Whatever you might think of National Review’s Thursday night attack on Donald Trump is beside the point. That’s not what I’m here to talk about. Just forget about The Establishment versus… Trump versus… This has nothing to do with politics
Friday on Fox News Channel’s “America’s Newsroom,” Chris Wallace, host of “Fox News Sunday,” dismissed the relevance of National Review’s so-called manifesto aimed at Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump. Wallace argued the gesture against Trump will do more for National Review’s
Friday on CNN’s “Newsroom With Carol Costello,” National Review’s national-affairs columnist John Fund scoffed at Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump calling National Review a “newspaper” and not a magazine. Host Carol Costello asked, “Why did the National Review decide to publish such
Friday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” former Bush aide and McCain campaign adviser Nicolle Wallace dismissed a National Review issue making a case against Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump’s candidacy. Wallace called the effort too late and said it sends the
Friday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” Bloomberg’s John Heilemann reacted to National Review’s so-called “manifesto” released yesterday attacking Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump. According to Heilemann, that effort does more to help Trump than to hurt him. “First of all, I’d say
Thursday at a press conference in Las Vegas, Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump reacted to a compilation from National Review that opposed his bid for the GOP president nod. “The National Review is a dying dying paper,” Trump said. “It’s circulation
Now that Donald Trump has created the legendary “big tent” of strategists’ dreams, a sudden panic has set in among some conservative pundits.
National Review is publishing a special edition of the magazine that argues against Republican frontrunner Donald Trump, saying he is “not deserving of conservative support in the caucuses and primaries.”
No historian has done a better job of chronicling Ronald Reagan’s rise to power than Craig Shirley. As always, Shirley is a perfect antidote to the “court historians” who never really “got” Reagan. Shirley’s books on Reagan’s 1976 and 1980 presidential campaigns, Reagan’s Revolution and Rendezvous With Destiny, are the gold standard in describing the Gipper’s ascendence and successful capture of the White House.
Public documents from the University of Texas show that the Texas Policy Evaluation Project (TxPEP) has only one funding source, the Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation, an organization with a history of supporting Planned Parenthood abortion mills. The amount of funding
The racially-motivated DC Media’s rush to ClarenceThomas Republican presidential frontrunner Ben Carson is starting to crumble under scrutiny. As their respective stories are slowly but surely debunked by New Media, naturally, the DC Media is circling the wagons to hide
Breitbart News has refuted Geraghty point-by-point, zeroing in on two inaccurate assertions of fact by Geraghty and one highly legalistic interpretation of two sentences uttered by Carson at last week’s CNBC debate. Geraghty has not responded to Breitbart’s evisceration of his inaccurate statement.
Top GOP contender and retired neurosurgeon Dr. Ben Carson tells Breitbart News Daily that “critics” used conservative magazine National Review to attack him for his relationship with the supplement company, Mannatech.
As Dr. Ben Carson moves up in the polls, reporters across the political spectrum are zeroing in on his relationship with Mannatech, a Texas based food supplement company. But so far the discussion has generated more heat than light.
Recently the New York Times featured an article on what makes a modern man. Predictably, there was a lot to make fun of in the article. National Review took one of the first cracks at addressing each point.
Sometimes duty calls. Paul Ryan long has told people that he has no interest in being speaker of the House, and he has been completely sincere.
Lowry’s attack against Trump took place during Fox News’ The Kelly File on the same day Trump announced he wouldn’t be appearing on Fox News anymore since the “Fair and Balanced” cable network has been reporting unfairly about him. Trump responded to Lowry’s comment on Twitter, posting, “Incompetent @RichLowry lost it tonight on @FoxNews. He should not be allowed on TV and the FCC should fine him!”
Is there such a thing as a virtuous pedophile? That’s the claim made in a piece published Monday by Salon. But it’s worth asking just how virtuous the author really is.
On the digital pages of National Review, Jonah Goldberg responded at length to the many criticism/rebuttals he received in response to a G-File published last week where he sank his teeth into Republican frontrunner Donald Trump and his supporters.
It’s a bizarre thing existing in a Netherworld where you neither support nor despise Republican frontrunner Donald Trump. The benefits of this new media world of ours, this awe-inspiring world of social media and instant online publishing, far outweigh the
On Saturday, National Review senior editor Jonah Goldberg penned a controversial column in which he rejected Donald Trump and his followers from the conservative movement. “Well, if this is the conservative movement now, I guess you’re going to have to count me out,” Goldberg writes.
On her Tuesday radio program, conservative talker Laura Ingraham criticized National Review for a piece about the hopes of some that former Gov. Mitt Romney (R-MA), the 2012 Republican nominee, will enter into the already crowded field for the GOP’s
NRO: Valor and skill deployed in the service of evil do not deserve honor. If your ancestors fought for the Confederacy, I do not respect their “service” or their “sacrifice.”
