Brad Slager is a journalist at Townhall. He covers a range of topics including politics, public policy, and the business side of show business, while also exploring themes in media and culture. Brad's insights and commentary have been featured in notable outlets such as Mediaite, Yahoo News UK, and AOL, Inc.
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Brad Slager's coverage primarily comprises opinion editorials and expert commentary on government & politics, entertainment news, and sports. He seems to have a keen interest in journalism, media, political scandals, and the intersection of politics with popular culture.
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In a dose of desperation and recalibration, Cenk Uygur tries to redefine "antisemitism", declaring that now it is a positive character trait.
By: Brad Slager
Cenk Uygur has stepped in it yet again.
After years of layoffs and cutting of significant content sections at the Washington Post, a competing newspaper looks to fill the voids.
In a sign of pathological political obsession, Joe Scarborough sees an inspiring sports story and his only thought is to make it into an anti-Trump rant.
By: Brad Slager
The mind of Joe Scarborough is just thoroughly corrupted by politics , and he displayed it in a Morning Joe segment covering the US Open Tennis tournament.
With numerous news outlets and regarding multiple comments, James Talarico consistently runs away from his stated positions.
Oprah staged a conference on the Lindsay Clancy trial, and the packed room was in full support of the child killer in unsettling fashion.
After a false controversy about James Talarico being censored by the FCC, more outrage followed when Ted Cruz made an appearance on ESPN.
By: Brad Slager
These are tiresome times with James Talarico getting the media worked up, as the press is clearly on board with his campaign.
In a new ad campaign for a sports betting portal Sydney Sweeney poses nude with sporting gear, and women's sports are said to be ruined.
