HeyJaredScott McKay
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The 5QT Presents: The Five Black Pills, Part 1 — Feminism – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics (opens the original)
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I’m not going to try to call this column a Five Quick Things. Usually these entries fail the title test, and this one will fail egregiously. It isn’t a Five Quick Things; in fact, done correctly, it’s a book. It might be a book I’ll write. There is so much here which ought to be said that it could well be a really good book. I’m calling the entries that follow the Five Black Pills, but they’re really more like separate buckets of discontent with the pills floating at the top. The items I’m highl
The Spectacle Ep. 455: No Tears Shed For Jason Arday – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics (opens the original)
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Jason Arday, who was a former professor at the University of Cambridge, was found dead last week. In the weeks before his death, Arday had been the subject of controversy over alleged plagiarism in his academic papers and questionable achievements listed on his CV. (READ MORE: Cambridge Professor Commits Suicide After DEI Scandal) The Spectacle Podcast host Scott McKay and Townhall senior columnist Kurt Schlichter go through the circumstances surrounding Arday’s death and why the Left is hailing
Scott McKay’s The Necessary Men — Episode 3: La Bala de Gibara – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics (opens the original)
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Welcome back to the world of Mike Holman. If this is your first stop, here’s what you need to know: Mike Holman is the independent journalist, podcaster, and inveterate maker-of-enemies at the center of Scott McKay’s bitingly satirical thriller series — four novels (so far) chronicling one man’s habit of ending up in the middle of the very stories the rest of the media is too scared, too compromised, or too incurious to tell. Catch up on the whole series, read past episodes, and find links to ev
In Full Support of Flock Cameras… at the Wisconsin State Fair – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics (opens the original)
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Cool Hand Luke came out a bit before my time, and while I’ve watched it a handful of times, I can’t say I really understood it. Maybe there wasn’t much to understand. Paul Newman’s character was sold as something of an iconoclastic Everyman, a guy who’d decided he’d had enough of society and wasn’t going to take any more. To me, he just came off as a stupid criminal. The sin which put the movie’s protagonist in prison was that he was cutting the heads off parking meters. That’s kind of a funny t
Scott McKay’s The Necessary Men — Episode 2: The Faraway Plans – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics (opens the original)
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Welcome back to the world of Mike Holman. If this is your first stop, here’s what you need to know: Mike Holman is the independent journalist, podcaster, and inveterate maker-of-enemies at the center of Scott McKay’s bitingly satirical thriller series — four novels (so far) chronicling one man’s habit of ending up in the middle of the very stories the rest of the media is too scared, too compromised, or too incurious to tell. Catch up on the whole series, read past episodes, and find links to ev
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