Atlantic

Talk about getting Jim Cramered. The Atlantic’s pompous loudmouth of a staff writer David Frum committed an unforced error by publicly showcasing how he literally knows nothing about the Trump Doctrine on military strategy or foreign policy.

In "For Trump, This Is a Dress Rehearsal," David Frum speculates that former President Donald Trump called out the National Guard during immigration riots to prepare for a military takeover of the 2026 midterms. Frum suggests Trump could incite disturbances to justify emergency federal control over voting.

On Friday's Washington Week with The Atlantic, host Jeffrey Goldberg hosted his pal Jake Tapper and his co-author Alex Thompson on their book Original Sin. The most shameless denial came when Goldberg suggested the media didn't cover up Biden's decline, while he completely omitted his show's infamous episode when he said President Biden was "mentally, quite acute." Mark…

An Atlantic magazine article by Justin Gest surprisingly praises Donald Trump's border policies, noting a reverse in migrant flow through Central America as crossings into the U.S. from the south dwindle. Under Trump, strict measures effectively halted both legal and illegal immigration, shifting migration patterns significantly, with migrants now moving south instead. This marked…

In The Atlantic magazine, David Brooks penned a harsh 4,500-word epithet of an essay, “Everything We Once Believed In.” The online headline: “I Should Have Seen This Coming -- When I joined the conservative movement in the 1980s, there were two types of people: those who cared earnestly about ideas, and those who wanted only to shock the left. The reactionary fringe has won.”

Saahil Desai, Senior Associate Editor at Atlantic magazine, experienced firsthand the harsh reactions of leftist intolerance when he drove a Tesla Cybertruck around Washington D.C. His story, "My Day Inside America’s Most Hated Car," reveals extreme hostility from liberal onlookers, who hurled insults and obscenities his way. Despite the negativity, Desai praises the Cybertruck’s impressive…

During most times and among most people, good relations between Mexico and the United States would be looked upon as a good thing. But if you feverishly hate Trump, you root against American interests, like David Frum of The Atlantic magazine. He snarled on Friday that the good relations currently being enjoyed by the two neighbor nations is in reality "appeasement" by Mexico.

This week, all hell broke loose in the media when Jeffrey Goldberg, left-leaning editor of The Atlantic, revealed that he had been accidentally included in a group chat with the top members of the Trump national security team. According to a Signal thread revealed by Goldberg, he was invited in by national security adviser Michael Waltz; other participants included Vice President JD Vance,…

Jonathan Chait, now of The Atlantic, has made an important discovery:  The recent DNC forum, in which they chose their new leadership team, was so extreme it sounded like fuel for GOP attack ads. His article was titled "The Democrats Show Why They Lost."

Washington Week with The Atlantic’s year-in-review episode Friday contained a fleeting reference to a bombshell Wall Street Journal story about how the White House and Democrats actively hid President Joe Biden’s descent into decrepitude, including several public stumbles, shaking hands with the air, and taking the “short stairs” up Air Force One.

The PBS News Hour avoided the nihilist-leftist take of too many media and social media liberals in its Monday evening segment on the capture of a suspect in the murder in Manhattan of UnitedHealthCare chief executive Brian Thompson. Co-anchor Geoff Bennett…

In response to Donald Trump's re-election, The Atlantic suggested a book list for angry liberals, curated by Ruth Madievsky, aiming to channel their frustration. However, the titles, such as "Which Side Are You On" and "Riot Baby," seem more likely to intensify rather than soothe upset emotions, as they focus heavily on themes of societal injustice and despair. Critics suggest alternatives,…

Nothing underlines the partisan nature of PBS right now than The Atlantic magazine being allowed to take over the long-running Washington Week program in August of 2023. This was not a hostile takeover, but a deeper branding of what PBS is – taxpayer-funded mangle-MAGA TV.

On the post-election edition of PBS’s Friday political roundtable, Washington Week with The Atlantic, Susan Glasser of The New Yorker delivered the bitter highlights, covering the same ground as she did in her New Yorker article, “Donald Trump’s Revenge -- The former President will return to the White House older, less inhibited, and far more dangerous than ever…