Drew Holden is a staff writer for Conservative Review and the Washington Free Beacon. He focuses on providing conservative perspectives and analysis on various national issues, including media bias, political controversies, and government policies. His articles often challenge mainstream narratives and offer alternative viewpoints.
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By: Drew Holden
The mainstream media for years downplayed and denied the border crisis. They largely avoided the term itself and sometimes outright derided it. Then, in late January, the White House backed a border security bill and congressional Republicans killed the legislation, saying it was too weak. Suddenly, "border crisis" was in the headlines, and news outlets […]
By: Drew Holden
The mainstream media for years downplayed and denied the border crisis. They largely avoided the term itself and sometimes outright derided it.
By: Thaleigha Rampersad, Drew Holden
The Supreme Court on Monday ruled unanimously that Colorado can't remove former president Donald Trump from the state's Republican primary
By: Drew Holden, Thaleigha Rampersad
The Supreme Court on Monday ruled unanimously that Colorado can't remove former president Donald Trump from the state's Republican primary ballot, dashing the hopes of media pundits and liberal commentators who spent months claiming the case to disqualify the former president was a "slam dunk."
By: Drew Holden
Mainstream media have long fawned over the liberal Supreme Court justices. But this week, the justices put the law before the resistance to former president Donald Trump, and suddenly they were no better than the rest of the Court.
By: Drew Holden, Substack
And you can't overstate its impact, either.
By: Substack, Drew Holden
The "so what" isn't Hunter's lurid photos. It's credible allegations of Joe's corruption.
There is perhaps no issue on Capitol Hill that brokers less agreement than policies to address climate change.
The effort to minimize the assassination attempt started moments after the shots rang out. CNN’s initial headline was “Secret Service rushes
What Trump’s second term could mean for a decimated industrial power.
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