After single-handedly destroying the Weekly Standard and war-mongering America into one failed military adventure after another, far-left NBC News has allowed misinformation specialist Stephen Hayes to fail upward.
Famous never Trumpers Jonah Goldberg and Stephen Hayes quit as contributors for Fox News in protest of Tucker Carlson’s January 6 documentary suggesting that the Capitol Hill riot may have in part been sparked by the FBI.
Monday on Fox News Channel’s “Special Report,” network political analyst Brit Hume pressed The Dispatch editor and CEO Stephen Hayes for failing to fact-check the Hunter Biden laptop story.
Fox News contributor Stephen Hayes said Tuesday on Fox News Channel’s “Special Report” that President Donald Trump’s demands on the coronavirus stimulus were a “temper tantrum from the president who’s trying to steal an election.”
This crime against Trump was also a crime against us, against America, and our Constitution. And the only way to compound this crime is to sweep it under the rug.
National Review must be thrilled to unload Goldberg, a talented writer who has not had anything new to say for three years.
Depending on which report you read, the death of the Weekly Standard is either imminent or a tad less imminent. Either way, the anti-Trump publication founded by Bill Kristol and Fred Barnes in 1995 appears to be in desperate need of a rich savior, and any attempt to find one has thus far failed.
The future of The Weekly Standard, a conservative opinion magazine turned Never-Trump publication, is “uncertain,” a top editor told staffers.
Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Weekly Standard editor Stephen Hayes said President Donald Trump was leaving behind establishment Republicans. Hayes said “I think we’re missing to a certain extent a bigger phenomenon here. Donald Trump is running away from
Concerning the mainstream media, political pollster and analyst Pat Caddell told Breitbart News Daily SiriusXM host Alex Marlow on Monday, “Everyone is allowed to keep failing if your message is right.”
The news that the Weekly Standard has appointed Stephen Hayes editor-in-chief has caused some to wonder if former editor and consistent Trump critic Bill Kristol all but made himself toxic for the publication’s masthead.
Monday on Fox News Channel’s “Hannity,” Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump criticized the network for some of its pundits that have held very negative views regarding Trump and his presidential bid. While discussing former Bush strategist Karl Rove, who has
Stephen Hayes, Kimberly Guilfoyle, and Jeanine Pirro debated National Review’s article series about Donald Trump on Friday’s edition of the Fox News Channel’s “Hannity.” Pirro said, “This hit by the National Review is something that is totally inconsistent with what
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump criticized Fox News Contributors George Will, Charles Krauthammer, and Stephen Hayes at a rally in Mesa, Arizona on Wednesday. Trump said, “Drudge is great. How good is Drudge, right? Great guy. he’s a great guy.
Columnists Charles Krauthammer and George Will, along with Weekly Standard Senior Writer Stephen Hayes placed their early bets on Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker to win the 2016 GOP nomination during a Fox News Channel special on Saturday. Asked how they would wager
