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Victory Girls
Tucker Carlson Firing Becomes More Clear
We were all shocked when we heard the news that Tucker Carlson had “parted ways” with Fox News Channel and that Friday, April 21 was his last show. On that show he said he would be back Monday. When Nina wrote the post on the Carlson news, she said it was a “Game Changer”. It is. Bigly. It was a complete shock for most of us. Don Lemon’s firing was not. The fact that he was shocked is surprising. The writing was triple spaced on the wall for a while. For Carlson, now that the dust is settling, things are becoming clearer.
There were tons of speculation early this morning that Tucker Carlson’s firing is a result of the Dominion lawsuit that cost Fox $787 million. Maybe that was a piece of the puzzle, but not much. Apparently, there were other names mentioned almost as frequently in the lawsuit. The New York Times thinks it’s another lawsuit that brought the separation:
The Other McCain
Major, and, Also Minor Media News
Today I was watching CNN (so you don’t have to) when, just after noon, they reported that Tucker Carlson and Fox News have “parted ways.” Then they brought on the despicable Oliver Darcy to engage in unsubstantiated speculation as to why Carlson — the top-rated host in cable news for the past six years — had left Fox. But does anyone actually care what Oliver Darcy thinks? Because you might think that if Darcy’s opinions were so valuable, more people would be watching CNN, which has been mired in third place among cable news networks for at least the past 15 years. CNN sucks, and they spend an inordinate amount of time “reporting” about what’s happening on Fox News.
College Fix
Bucknell student leaders back segregated housing for black students
Bucknell University’s student government recently endorsed several demands made by the school’s Black Student Union, including a demand for black student housing and another that would require students to identify the “racial climate” of classrooms in end-of-course assessments.
“We DEMAND that there be more housing options for black students on campus aside from 7th Street House,” the Black Student Union wrote in a statement.
Jeff Goldstein
Tucker up, Buttercup!
With Carlson out at Fox, and Matt Walsh pulled from YouTube, is the Uniparty making its move?
On the day I finally became verified on Twitter — which also happens to be my youngest’s eleventh birthday (Happy Birthday, Tanner!) — Fox News has announced it is parting ways with Tucker Carlson, host of what was the single most popular cable TV news show, and the only show on a major network that I can think of that matters in any important way to the national political dialogue. Per the LA Times, Rupert Murdoch made the final decision — purportedly over a discrimination suit — but most likely because Murdoch despises his own audience and always has. Murdoch was also none too pleased with Carlson’s willingness to state unequivocally that Big Pharma was granted the power to harm so many of us, or that federal agents were clandestinely placed undercover on January 6, which “60 Minutes” assures us is just plain silly, Mr Conspiracy Pants!
PJ MEDIA
Trans Rights Means No Rights at All
“Trans rights” is nothing but the Left’s most recent assault on our individual rights, with sufferers of gender dysphoria used (and abused) as the shiny objects of their attention. Using the cause of “queer rights” to cover for the normalization of pedophilia and grooming is a separate but related issue that I’ll delve into in a future column.
The beauty of natural rights is that they recognize our own liberties and responsibilities but place no burden upon one another. My freedom of speech doesn’t compel you to listen. Your liberty to keep and bear arms doesn’t put my law-abiding self in any danger. Our legal rights, as defined by the 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th amendments to the Constitution, place serious burdens on the government — due process, speedy trials, etc. — but none on each of us.
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