Becket Adams is a Program Director at NJC_YAF and a columnist for The Hill, National Review, and the Washington Examiner. He focuses on political analysis and commentary, often critiquing the media and higher education institutions. His work has also been featured in publications such as RealClearMarkets and The Spectator World.
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By: Becket Adams
Kamala Harris won’t answer questions about her policy proposals or her blatant flip-flops because she doesn't have to.
After first talking up Biden's abilities and then smearing Vance as an incoherent weirdo, they watched the debates unravel all of their spin.
Minnesota has repealed and re-written its abortion laws, making it one of the most loosely regulated states in the union, with no requirement for abortion specialists to render life-saving aid to c…
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CBS News employees are making fools of themselves, weeping and gnashing their teeth over an incident in which comic book author Ta-Nehisi Coates was made to look foolish.
The network's struggle session over an appropriately tough interview of Ta-Nehisi Coates is one in a series of embarrassing episodes.
The Democratic candidate’s boosters have telegraphed how they really think the Bret Baier interview went.
By: Becket Adams
Kamala Harris (Getty) Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign is in trouble, which means we may be in for one hell of a post-election fireworks show.
Democrats have tossed the charge around like a beachball at a music festival for years, so it’s no surprise it’s not landing hard on Trump.
The “firing squad” claim isn’t even a little bit true. It doesn’t lack context. He simply didn’t say what they said he said.
Media figures making that claim are blaming everyone but the bad candidate herself.
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