Eddie Scarry is a D.C. columnist at The Federalist. He focuses on government and politics, current affairs, and geopolitics, often exploring themes related to culture and society. Eddie's work has been featured in prominent outlets including the Washington Examiner, New York Post, and Fox News Media.
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People like Jason Arday exist all throughout Western Europe and the U.S. Their professed oppression is their privilege.
Democrats can call everything they did in 2020 'crazy,' and yet there is no evidence they would change any of it.
By: Eddie Scarry
Democrats can call everything they did “crazy,” and yet there is no evidence they would change any of it.
More people will die in the name of DEI. It's a sacrifice its proponents on the left are willing to make over and over.
By: Eddie Scarry
New York Times content creator Bret Stephens, who once described himself as a “Biden conservative” and who voted for Kamala Harris, is calling on
By: Eddie Scarry
This is a culture where men are expected to never put their hands on a woman and yet still: Men, you have got to check your Lindsay Clancy-supporting wives and girlfriends. This is about the safety of children, born and unborn, and not about whether women feel properly validated.
This is about the safety of children, born and unborn, and not about whether women feel properly validated.
Can't say that I was a fan of Dolly Parton , given that I can only name three of her songs — “9 to 5” is a good one — but what I know for sure is that she was beautiful at 80 years old and everyone should age so gracefully.
In this week's edition of ” Why Can't Democrats Be Normal?” the comically deceitful Democrat front group Third Way just put out guidance for party
There's a degree of normalcy Democrats are trying to figure out — just the right amount it would take for voters to give them power.
