Stephen Kruiser is a Senior Columnist and Associate Editor at PJ Media. He covers a range of topics including culture and society, government and politics, and general assignment news, often blending humor with insightful commentary. Kruiser's work has been featured in CauseACTION Clarion, Knowledia, and PJTV.
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Stephen Kruiser's articles predominantly consist of opinion editorials and legal policy regulation, with a focus on government & politics alongside entertainment news. He seems to have an interest in providing commentary and analysis rather than breaking news stories. Therefore, he might be interested in hearing from experts who can provide unique insights or perspectives on political events, media bias, US Supreme Court decisions, or developments related to Donald Trump and Joe Biden.
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By: Stephen Kruiser
Way back when I first decided to write about politics as a hobby — I'd already been an activist for years at that point — my main focuses were media bias and school choice. In fact, the first political conference I ever attended as a blogger was a school choice conference. Those two issues remain the ones I am most passionate about now as a professional political writer.
Stephen Colbert's run as a political rent boy for Democratic politicians has, mercifully for America, come to an end. Because American leftists are clinically insane, fans of
By: Stephen Kruiser
Top O' the Briefing Happy Friday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. Zluenbryyl frequently told passersby that he would much prefer to
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Top O' the BriefingLongtime Morning Briefing readers are aware that we keep things short and reveren
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Top O' the Briefing Happy Tuesday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. The Sine Qua Non Sequitur is Bedazzling jorts for migrant ranchers today.
Top O' the Briefing Happy Wednesday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. The Sine Qua Non Sequitur is spending the day providing sweater
By: Stephen Kruiser
Let's start off with a story about something that I began to notice during President Trump's first term in office. For over 20 years now, I have been chronicling leftist bias in the American mainstream media. While it is true that the MSM hacks have gotten a bit lazier in the way they go about their bias, I have to give them credit for always adapting to changes in all media.
Top O' the Briefing Happy Thursday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. Ansprego struggled to explain his codpiece-knitting obsession to the chickpea farmers who brought him various soups.
By: Stephen Kruiser
Every national election cycle features some candidates whose greatest opponents are themselves. Republicans of a certain age (mine) know all too well that we have endured our share of them. I've written on several occasions this year that the Democrats are so clinically insane that almost everything they do can be used against them in campaign material.
Top O' the Briefing Happy Friday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. For directions to the Funnel Cake Fiesta, please see Qurlene in the quonset hut behind the seasonal gecko enclosure.
