Eddie Scarry is a journalist and author known for his work in conservative media outlets such as the Washington Examiner, New York Post, and Fox News Media. He focuses on political commentary and often writes about topics related to the Trump administration, immigration, and media bias.
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By: Eddie Scarry
President-Elect Donald Trump is naming personnel for his incoming administration at a quick clip, so naturally the news media are fiending for ways to scandalize his picks as a warm-up to undermining the rest of his term. So here's a good tip: This time around, whatever the media are telling the public to be scared, upset, or indignant about, safely assume the opposite of whatever they're saying is true.
By: Eddie Scarry
Democrats are doing everything to explain their election wipeout but admit that Joe Biden's presidency and all of the party's disastrous policies were a wreck.
The vote for Donald Trump was every bit of one against the media as it was against Kamala Harris. We've been through this before.
By: Eddie Scarry
Even after a decisive election in which President-elect Donald Trump increased his support among nearly every demographic group , The New York Times is as busy as ever dividing Americans over race and sex.
The New York Times interviewed a handful of DEI scammers and looked at TikTok to continue dividing people with race and sex.
All of the evidence indicates Pete Hegseth was pursued by a married woman who then regretted her decision to have an affair.
By: Eddie Scarry
All of the evidence indicates Pete Hegseth was pursued by a married woman who then regretted her decision to have an affair.
By: Eddie Scarry
Disclaimer: This article discusses explicit sexual acts. What you’re going to hear now and in the coming days from the national media is that there are “graphic” details in a police report related to an alleged sexual assault involving Pete Hegseth, President-elect Donald Trump’s incoming nominee for Defense secretary. It’s certainly graphic, but the media will bet you won’t bother reading the report, which in reality looks really bad for the alleged victim and effectively clears Hegseth of criminality.
By: Eddie Scarry
Despite having already run for president once and flaming out in spectacular fashion, Kamala Harris believed there was a shortcut this time.
Despite having already run for president once and flaming out in spectacular fashion, Kamala Harris believed there was a shortcut this time.
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