By smothering the Washington Post's failed 'war crimes' hit on Pete Hegseth, the New York Times cleared the way for the next round of engineered election stories. Get ready.
No direct quote. No evidence. No wrongdoing. Just partisan operatives feeding rumors to desperate reporters hunting for another scandal that doesn't exist.
Executives want their refund while fighting the policy that shifts power from foreign suppliers and coastal elites to the workers who built this country.
The contracts get longer, the fines get bigger, and the culture gets weaker. A desperate imitation of community can't save a country that no longer remembers how to be one.