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C. Jarrett Dieterle, Man Who Asked "At What Cost?" and Forgot to Check the Receipts
Reason Magazine: Where "Free Markets" Means Two Apps Fix the Wage and You Fix Your Own Transmission
Jun 14
Jonathan Turley, the Law Professor Who Called for Clinton's Impeachment but Defended Trump, Finds a Tattoo in Maine and Declares Moral…
The Hill Opinion Desk: Where 'Both Sides' Is Less a Framework and More a Lifestyle Brand
Jun 13
Will Coggin, Meat Industry PR VP, Discovers Mail Merge and Calls It Federalism
The Courier-Journal's New Editorial Standard: If You Can Swap the State Name, It Must Be Local
Jun 11
Noah Rothman, Guy Who Counted to Seven and Called It a National Emergency
National Review: When You Need a Six-Year-Old Riot to Feel Relevant Again
Jun 10
Nicole Russell's Excellent Blame-Shifting Adventure: How to Solve the Male Crisis by Yelling at Feminists and Misquoting C.S. Lewis
USA Today: Our Columnists Get Paid by the Culture War, Not the Word
Jun 7
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Peter Navarro, Author of "Iran War Will Lower Energy Prices," Now Presents "Iran Caused High Energy Prices"
The Hill's New Tagline: We Print It, You Figure Out the Timeline
Jun 4
May 2026
Nicole Russell's Field Guide to Republican Candidates Who Are Definitely Not Republicans
USA TODAY Opinion Page: Where AI-Generated Barbecue Dads Count as Political Analysis
May 25
Michael J. New and the Sorcerer's Denominator: A Visiting Associate Professor of Moving Goalposts Explains Why Your Sepsis Is Statistically…
National Review: Where 'Analytically Rigorous' Means 'I Read the Abstract and My Editor Was Already Napping'
May 21
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Tim Swarens, the Man Who Turned 27% Into 46% and Called It Journalism, Explains Why First Place Is Actually Last
USA Today: Proudly Serving Opinions to Hotel Lobbies and Dismissive Uncles Since 1982
May 21
Area Men Who've Never Met a Credit Limit They Respected Propose Borrowing More Money to Pay for the Gas Their War Made Expensive
The Hill: When You Need a Take Too Dumb for USA Today, You Know Where to Publish
May 13
Dace Potas, DePaul Political Science Graduate, Writes Op-Ed Arguing That Institutional Courtesy Demands Democrats Keep Getting Mugged
USA Today: When You Want the Intellectual Rigor of a Hotel Doorknob Hanger With None of the Free Chocolate
May 12
Dace Potas, DePaul Poli-Sci Grad, Solves Airline Bankruptcy With Happy Meal Economics and Zero Receipts
USA Today Opinion: Where Hotel Lobby Journalism Meets Partisan Slop and Calls It Antitrust Analysis
May 9
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