Contributing Editor, The Weekly Standard. Host, The Daily Standard Podcast
Charlie Sykes is a Contributing Editor at The Weekly Standard and the host of The Daily Standard Podcast. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, world affairs, and culture, with a particular focus on conflict, elections, and public policy. Sykes has been featured in various platforms such as WNYC, MSNBC, and The Bulwark.
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Charlie Sykes predominantly covers government and politics, providing expert commentary and opinion editorials on topics like the Trump administration, conservative commentary, American democracy, and political analysis. If you wish to pitch to Charlie Sykes for coverage in his articles or podcasts, consider offering well-researched opinions from experts in government and politics. He may be interested in insights related to current events within US politics or analyses of political trends.
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Don't Normalize This I go solo today to discuss Trump's latest bizarre claims and his bizarre bormance with one of the world's worst monsters.
There are, I readily admit, more pressing stories to cover: The national debt has now topped $40 trillion — a gobsmacking milestone that occurred under a Republican president and Congress.
Let's start by catching up: The enshittifaction continues apace. Trump's latest vanity project, his “Freedom 250” Grand Prix race through
The Atlantic's Tom Nichols joins me to talk about the cascading delusions of the Trump team, his “human binky,” Natalie Harp, and our ever shirking, ever-shrinking Congress.
“ Last spring, I warned that America is trying to break us so that they can own us. And I promised: ‘That will never, ever happen.'
But at my back I always hear/ Time's wingèd chariot hurrying near… — Andrew Marvell To His Coy Mistress
Abdul El-Sayed's reluctance to fully break with the controversial streamer, the 80-20 cultural traps Dems still won't escape / Trump's trade war, military-family deportations, data centers, and more!
On my desk, I have a book by the late Saul Bellow titled, “There is Simply Too Much To Think About.” And whenever I look at it, I think, “Tell me about it.”
As the world mourns the loss of that rarest of human beings— someone who was admired across our vast political and cultural divide — we can ponder the contrast with what she leaves behind.
