It's hard to believe now

Steve Sailer unearths a gem from the dung heap that is NRO’s ‘The Corner’, in which the imbecilic son of a once prominent Neocon asks "What magazine's website is this again?"

A better question would be: what magazine is this again? National Review once published writers such as Florence King, Wilmoore Kendall, Richard Weaver, James Burnham, Russell Kirk, and Eric von Kuehnelt-Leddihn. It now publishes mediocrities such as Goldberg, ‘J-Pod’, ‘K-Lo’, Lowry, and Frum, a group that can be counted on to stand athwart history yelling whatever the current Republican party talking points are.

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