Woodrow Wilson

MSNBC’s Joy Reid likes to fashion herself as a good race and gender conscious progressive, which is why it was weird when she declared on Monday’s edition of The ReidOut that it was natural that Donald Trump said he admires President William McKinley because the 1890s were a time that was “only great for men like Donald Trump.” At the same time, Reid had nice things to say about…

Ya can’t make it up. The New York Post takes the bull by the horns, headlining its editorial this way, "Jill Biden and Dems committed elder abuse on Joe — now they must force him to step aside."

It’s now safe for the New York Times to refer in full-throated fashion to former Democratic and “progressive” President Woodrow Wilson (who served 1913-1921) as a racist menace -- at least in the Sunday Book Review section. 

How things have changed. A January 2021 Times news story by Jennifer Schuessler, “The Ideas Behind Trump’s 1776 Commission Report,” dismissively…

Having been off on Monday, MSNBC’s ReidOut host Joy Reid returned on Tuesday amid a busy news week and didn’t waste time showing the opposite of the Christmas spirit as, after having repeatedly said “God bless Joe Biden,” she argued Fox News wants “their viewers and their fans” to “die because they don't give a damn” and it’d be a “fun” way to make Biden look bad.

Last week, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died at the age of 87. Her death immediately initiated a political firestorm in Washington, D.C. -- one that threatens the very integrity of the republic. That's not because, as the media and Democrats would claim, some sort of institutional norm has been violated by a Republican president selecting a replacement for Ginsburg to be voted on…

This summer has seen a historical reckoning with how the country views the past. Yet when liberals and Democrats are the target of reassessment, journalists get nervous. Whether it’s the racism of Planned Parenthood’s founder or Woodrow Wilson, the media would rather you not ask too many questions. 

The left has come for former progressive President Woodrow Wilson, perhaps the founding father of the modern-day liberal state, for his deep racism and the segregationist policies he pushed both as president of Princeton University and president of the United States from 1913-1921. As the New York Times Michael Levenson’s reported, “Monmouth University to Remove…