Eddie Scarry is a D.C. columnist at The Federalist. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, while also delving into internet culture and pop culture. Scarry's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as the Washington Examiner, New York Post, and Fox News Media.
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The Democrat Party is sick, violent, and dangerous. It indulges in reckless rhetoric, and the media defend it all the time.
By: Eddie Scarry
It takes a certain type of brass to acknowledge that, just a few days ago, a Democrat tried (again) to kill the president of the United States and then immediately deny that the leaders of that party have been speaking in heavily violent terms of late. But that’s exactly what New York Times content ...
The administration is still doing some very important things that deserve notice. The president deserves credit for them.
The mega success of the Michael Jackson biopic has showed that the public has moved on from the lies, even if the media refuse to do the same.
By: Eddie Scarry
The sob stories are far more important to the media than what illegal immigration has done to actual Americans.
The sob stories are far more important to the media than what illegal immigration has done to actual Americans.
Republicans, take note: While it's supposedly a major party foul to question the results of an election (at least when Republicans do it), it's
By: Eddie Scarry
Stephen Colbert's character on Comedy Central's The Colbert Report was funny and interesting.
Stephen Colbert was simply not worth saving because his boring political commentary wasn't worth what he was costing his employer.
A real autopsy from the party would have concluded that Democrats were rejected in the last election because of their anti-American policies.
