Brad Polumbo is a Co-Founder and Editor-in-Chief at the Steamboat Institute. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and issues related to civil rights and diversity. Brad's work has been featured in prominent publications such as National Review, New York Post, and The Washington Post.
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Brad Polumbo's coverage revolves around politics, legal policy regulation, and controversial topics. He mainly focuses on U.S. national issues with a significant emphasis on free speech and social media-related controversies.
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It's hardly a secret that “influencers” and “streamers” are addicted to attention and can't say no to a camera.
By: Brad Polumbo
“If the gun doesn't fit, you must acquit!” That's how the conspiracy theorist and podcast superstar Candace Owens opened up the March 31
Maybe Karma does exist, after all. At least, that's the thought I had after seeing the face of the racist streamer Dalton Levi Eatherly, aka “Chud
By: Brad Polumbo
After the headlines broke revealing that Elon Musk has reached trillionaire status, one viral post dubbed the revelation “one of the most horrifying
By: Carine Hajjar, Brad Polumbo
Are double standards becoming the norm in American politics? In this episode of “Make It Make Sense,” Carine Hajjar and Brad Palumbo, an independent journalist and YouTube creator, break down the growing fractures on both the left and the right. They discuss recent Senate races involving Graham Platner and Abdul El-Sayed; the controversy surrounding Ken Paxton in Texas; and how media echo chambers, viral clips and conspiracy theories are pushing the country further apart.
The far-Left group Democratic Socialists of America is having a moment. With rising DSA stars heading to Congress and its longtime ally Zohran
If public health contrarians have as good a case as they claim, why do they keep resorting to nonsense like this?
