Indiana State University has disinvited National Review editor-in-chief Rich Lowry from a campus event because of false reports that he said the “n-word” during The Megyn Kelly Show podcast. The university cited “security” issues.
National Public Radio (NPR), a taxpayer-supported and supposedly nonpartisan news network, falsely accused National Review editor-in-chief of using the “n-word” during a podcast interview with Megyn Kelly this week.
Lowry argued in a piece on Monday that Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is embarking on a “dangerous path” if he indicts Trump.
Comedian and former Sen. Al Franken (D-MN) said Monday on MSNBC that Judge Amy Coney Barrett was “completely hypocritical” for her comments supporting Republicans not taking up Judge Merrick Garland nomination in an election year.
Pro-life leader Abby Johnson’s address at the RNC drew praise as it laid bare the stark reality and brutality of abortion.
National Review editor Rich Lowry, who was the face of the failed “Against Trump” edition of the magazine during the 2016 GOP presidential primary, is now authoring a book promoting the nationalist worldview that catapulted President Trump to victory.
The most effective way to spot The Indecent is to watch for those who incessantly peacock their own decency … which perfectly describes the increasingly reprehensible Never Trump publication National Review.
National Review editor-in-chief Rich Lowry wrote a searing attack on the “right-left pincer” attacking big tech for Politico. The piece fails to mention Google CEO Sundar Pichai’s recent acknowledgment that the National Review Institute received money from his company.
No one can take away your credibility, you can only give it away.
Sunday on ABC’s “This Week,” National Review editor Rich Lowry said during the immigration policy meeting with a bipartisan group of lawmakers, President Donald Trump did not use the word “shithole,” but instead he said “shit house.” Lowry said, “He used a different
“Guy came to me a couple of years ago begging me to help him find money,” said Breitbart News’s Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon of National Review’s former publisher Jack Fowler.
Sunday on ABC’s “This Week,” National Review editor Rich Lowry said it was hard to see how polling improved for the Republicans ahead of the 2018 midterm elections because of “a lot of voters finding Donald Trump personally repellent.” Lowry said,
Just one year into Trump’s presidency, #NeverTrump has once again been exposed for who they truly are — bitter, dishonest saboteurs.
Almost a year into the Trump administration, some conservatives who formed part of the “Never Trump” movement during the campaign are softening — even praising the president for his successes in office.
Rich Lowry writes that claims of “Russian hacking” were well litigated before the election, and voters considered and rejected them.
“Paul Ryan for President!” blares the headline on a National Review post from its deputy managing editor, Fred Schwarz.
Everyone knew that Christie was going to come after Rubio hard, and yet Rubio let himself get steamrolled. He either got rattled by the assault or thought he was sticking to his message by bringing it back to the point that Obama’s intentions, not his lack of experience, accounts for the disasters of his administration.
A little over three months ago, National Review endorsed Paul Ryan for Speaker of the House. In doing so, National Review helped place a man with a two-decade history of pushing open borders immigration policies in charge of the Republican Party’s entire legislative agenda.
Thursday on Fox News Channel’s “The Kelly File,” National Review editor Rich Lowry rolled out his magazine’s effort to challenge Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump’s bid to be the eventual Republican nominee. Lowry told host Megyn Kelly, who has had her own
As the government’s funding deadline approaches, Senior Appropriations Subcommittee Chairman Richard Shelby and Senate Judiciary Subcommittee Chairman Jeff Sessions warn that unless changes are made, “The omnibus [spending bill] would put the U.S. on a path to approve admission for hundreds of thousands of migrants from a broad range of countries with jihadists movements.”
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.
As a response to National Review editor and Fox News contributor Rich Lowry saying that GOP presidential candidate Carly Fiorina cut her rival Donald Trump’s “balls off with the precision of a surgeon,” Trump leveled attacks at Lowry, National Review
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!”
National Review Editor and Fox News Contributor Rich Lowry stated that GOP presidential candidate Carly Fiorina cut other GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump’s “balls off with the precision of a surgeon” on Wednesday’s “Kelly File” on the Fox News Channel.
From Rich Lowry, Editor of National Review, at Politico Magazine: I was skeptical that Trump was really running, but now that the boats are burned behind him, watch out. He is set to be Herman Cain squared — an early-nominating-season
