Scott McKay
Benjamin Franklin, an Englishman born in the colonial town of Boston in 1706 but who chose to separate himself from the rule of a tyrannical British government as one of our American Founding Fathers, once wrote that “People willing to…
Dov Fischer rightly clobbered Tony Hinchcliffe, the not-so-funny comedian and podcaster who laid an egg or two in his segment at Donald Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally, yesterday here at The American Spectator. I have no argument with anything Rabbi…
Editor’s Note: This is the eighth and final installment of Scott McKay’s new novel, From Hellmarsh With Love, which is being released exclusively at The American Spectator each weekend in September and October, before its full publication on Amazon later this fall. From…
Biological males participating in women’s sports and entering girls’ restrooms are given astounding disapproval from the American people. In this episode of The Spectacle Podcast, Melissa and Scott discuss gender dysphoria and how Americans are increasingly concerned about the woke…
The two major presidential campaigns are certainly taking on very different characters, aren’t they? Yes, there are polls saying all kinds of things. Kamala Harris is up in Georgia, Donald Trump is up in Wisconsin … whatever. By now, you…
Donald Trump’s fun political stunts, like working at McDonald’s and roasting his critics at the Al Smith dinner, leave the Left frustrated at his antics. In this episode of The Spectacle Podcast, hosts Melissa Mackenzie and Scott McKay discuss Trump’s affinity…
You’re aware that Steve Jobs’ widow, a crazed leftist named Lauren Powell Jobs, is the owner of the Atlantic, are you not? Mrs. Jobs, a San Francisco Democrat and multi-million-dollar donor to both Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris, props up that…
Concerns for election integrity continue to rise as Americans cast their ballots across the country. In this episode of The Spectacle Podcast, hosts Melissa Mackenzie and Scott McKay are joined by Cleta Mitchell, founder of Election Integrity Network and senior legal…
In my 15 years of writing about American politics, I’ve come up with a few axioms that always seem to turn out to be correct. And perhaps the most on-point of them seems to be the Fun Rule. The Fun…
