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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Troy Jackson has just been exposed as a shallow-thinking candidate. This was the result of a media effort, but it was not done with intent.
In a struggling interview Troy Jackson manages to unintentionally become exposed as a lightweight on major issues such as the Iran war.
By: Brad Slager
Interesting thing about 60 Minutes : As the press industry insists that the new head of the news division, Bari Weiss , turned that venerated program
By: Brad Slager
Interesting thing about 60 Minutes: As the press industry insists that the new head of the news division, Bari Weiss, turned that venerated program into a MAGA media mouthpiece, the show is mostly indistinguishable from its previous iteration. Sunday delivered this paradox between the claims and the content. One segment, from Bill Whitaker, concerned the […]
[Jwvideo id=TYTqZy4J] Last week in Alaska, the Department of Justice filed a lawsuit to contest the election in the Senate race if incumbent Sen.
The media are upset at the lawsuit brought involving the upcoming election in Alaska in the Daniel Sullivan campaign, but little interest in the motivation.
By: Brad Slager
Cenk Uygur may be suffering from Main Character Syndrome . Instead, I'll show that this is the case.
By: Brad Slager
When just over a month ago The Boston Globe posted a local news item, it was probably regarded as little more than a regional interest. Quickly, the report became a national news item, a viral sensation , and a completely unintentional windfall for the newspaper.
By: Brad Slager
Candace Owens saga keeps delivering the comedy. The one-time darling of right-leaning punditry has, in recent years, fallen into that crevice of
By: Brad Slager
We have ABC News delivering a report on a threat that is rather hysterical – both in the “outlandish” and “hilarious” definition.
