Author: Ed Driscoll

Or, maybe they just thought Faye Dunaway looked smokin’ hot brandishing a .38 snubnose in her cashmere sweater and beret. Making the rounds to promote his new book Nixonland, Rick Perlstein tells Reason: reason: You like to mix cultural history with political history. Bonnie and Clyde is one of the central texts in the book. […]

Wesley Clark certainly stepped in it over the weekend, Ed Morrissey writes: After decades in the news business, Bob Schieffer may have thought he’d heard it all — until yesterday on Face the Nation, when he interviewed Wesley Clark. Clark came as a surrogate for the Barack Obama campaign and attacked John McCain’s military service, […]

Late last year, when I reviewed Jonah Goldberg’s Liberal Fascism for the New Individualist magazine, I wrote: Goldberg does yeoman’s work researching and documenting material that the American left had consigned to the memory hole since 1945. By the 1970s, this pre-World War II past was considered hermetically sealed by liberals. As Goldberg writes, Ronald […]