From November 2005 through October 2022, Scott Whitlock was a part of the Media Research Center's NewsBusters.org. Most recently as the research director. Previously, he was associate editor for NewsBusters. Before that, he was a contributing editor. Other positions Scott held included senior news analyst and news analyst. Scott's work has been published in The Washington Times (here as well), National Review Online,The Daily Callerand other outlets. He has been cited in publications such as The Washington Post, Red State, to name a few. Scott's articles have also repeatedly been linked to on the Drudge Report.
Scott is a graduate of George Mason University and grew up in Northern Virginia. You can also follow Scott on Twitter.
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