Isaac Schorr is a Staff Writer at Mediaite. He focuses on a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and cultural movements, often exploring the intersections of society and current affairs. Isaac's work has been featured in notable publications such as National Review, The Telegraph, and The New York Post.
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By: Isaac Schorr
Carlson's recent attacks on historian Victor Davis Hanson make him the new lefty icon. •
By: Isaac Schorr
A state that hasn't delivered its electoral votes to a Republican presidential candidate since 1972 is bucking the prevailing national political winds and contemplating a change after years of progressive mismanagement.
Everyone’s taken a scornful glance at the mirror before, but the reflection Zohran Mamdani is catching lately must be particularly vexing.
The Russian Revolution — commonly conceived of as the communist overthrow of the Romanovs — actually took place over the course of two steps.
But Hochul's failures have exhausted the patience of even this deep blue state, and rendered her a potentially decisive liability for Democrats running in more competitive races.
By: Isaac Schorr
At his core, he was never a technocrat or a New Deal Democrat; he was, and is, a Columbia University ideologue. •
By: Isaac Schorr
There's a lot of smoke billowing above Abdul El-Sayed's head — yet some CBS News staffers are furious their boss wants them to check for fire.
By: Isaac Schorr
Truly, there is no limit to what Putin is willing to do to, er, for his fellow man.
By: Isaac Schorr
There's a contradiction at the heart of Democrat Cait Conley's campaign to unseat incumbent Republican Mike Lawler in New York's 17th congressional district.
Could blue states like New York turn out to be the seawall standing in the way of this year's much-anticipated Blue Wave
