Bernard Goldberg: Cowards of academia
One of the nice things about summer is that school is out and, at least for a few months, we’ll get a welcome break from those sanctimonious liberal snowflakes on college campus who manage to prove that old saying about how the lunatics have taken over the asylum.
Bernard Goldberg: Our PC culture just got even more ridiculous
Every now and then a news item pops up that is so ridiculous that you figure it’s just got to be fake news, somebody’s idea of a joke.
Bernard Goldberg: What George Wallace and Jerry Brown have in common
Who knows where George Wallace went after he left this life, but wherever he is, he must be smiling.
Bernard Goldberg: Donald and Stormy in the United States of Entertainment
If there was any doubt that we live in the United States of Entertainment just check out the “60 Minutes” ratings for its Stormy Daniels interview.
Bernard Goldberg: Bizarro World: the Comic Book Version and the Real Thing
Once upon a time, in comic book land, there was a planet called Bizarro World, a strange place where up was down and down was up and beauty was ugly and ugly was beauty.
Bernard Goldberg: Democrats (not intentionally) for Trump and the GOP
If history is any indication, Republicans could be in for a nasty November.
Bernard Goldberg: Trump and the psychiatrists out to get him
It’s been a while now since the president’s doctor said that while Donald Trump could stand to lose a few pounds, he’s in “excellent” health.
Bernard Goldberg: Will she or won’t she? Is he or isn’t he?
There is a kind of mania sweeping Washington and beyond these days and, unsurprisingly, it’s about Donald Trump.
Bernard Goldberg: The media will help Trump win in 2020 … and other delusions
Even journalists who are openly hostile to Donald Trump have a symbiotic relationship with him.
Bernard Goldberg: Plan B: Sex
Democrats who want Donald Trump removed from office need a backup plan in case the Russian collusion thing doesn’t pan out. And Plan B, I suspect, is sex.
Bernard Goldberg: At least he’s not a Democrat, right?
Let’s imagine that Roy Moore is a Democrat and not a Republican.
Bernard Goldberg: How cable news fuels polarization
During a TV interview years ago, I said, tongue-only-slightly-in-cheek, that Roger Ailes, the visionary who created and ran Fox News, should send thank-you notes and flowers to the presidents of ABC, NBC and CBS news networks for delivering so many of their viewers to Fox.
Bernard Goldberg: Gun control debate in the wake of Las Vegas
Since the carnage in Las Vegas, there’s been a lot of talk on TV and commentary in print about gun control.
Bernard Goldberg: The ESPN double standard
Let’s get crazy and play pretend. Let’s imagine that a white ESPN male anchor, during the presidency of Barack Obama, put out a series of tweets calling Obama a racist, and said he was ignorant and offensive.
Bernard Goldberg: When parody becomes reality, you know there’s a problem
I recently wrote about the controversy over removing Confederate era statues from public places, and in my column I acknowledged the concerns of those who don’t want to honor or celebrate men who fought, at least in part, to preserve slavery.
Bernard Goldberg: Where does it end?
When I was in high school, in the early 1960s, my family embarked on a car ride south — from New Jersey to Florida, where we had relatives.
Bernard Goldberg: Trump’s refusal to denounce bigotry
I don’t believe that Donald Trump is a racist. I don’t think he’s a closet white supremacist or a suit and tie neo-Nazi. I don’t believe he hates Jews.
Bernard Goldberg: Say the wrong thing and you can get fired. Google it.
On CNBC, an entrepreneur named Marcus Lemonis was asked what kind of people he prefers to hire for his businesses.
Bernard Goldberg: Trump says sun rises in east; Dems see collusion with Putin
In case you haven’t noticed, Republicans and Democrats don’t agree on much these days.
Bernard Goldberg: Here’s an idea, Mr. President
Sometime in 2011, I got a call from Donald Trump. He said he was thinking of running for president and wanted to know what I thought of the idea.