Rowan Scarborough
Articles by Rowan Scarborough
The fall of Oleg Deripaska, Putin’s go-to oligarch influencer in the U.S.
Russian Oleg Deripaska thought so much of America's strategic importance to Vladimir Putin that he spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to whisk his girlfriend into the United States to have his baby. Published February 23, 2023
John Durham’s genius and the death of the ‘Russia hoax’
John Durham's success is that he was dropped into hostile territory and managed to expose the sheer folly of the Hillary Clinton army's dossier-fueled sabotage against Donald Trump. Published February 15, 2023
Climate czar Biden spiked heat, electricity bills
The price of gasoline is ticking higher now that President Biden has depleted our emergency strategic oil supply to artificially bring down sticker shock and help Democrats in the midterm elections. Published February 8, 2023
At DOJ, special counsel Hur protected anti-Trump FBI
Robert Hur, the special counsel assigned to investigate President Biden's sloppy secret-keeping, played an intricate role in the Department of Justice's maneuvering to thwart dossier killer Rep. Devin Nunes. Published January 25, 2023
Biden joins trio of messy, Clinton-linked Democrats who mishandled classified documents
The charmed lives of Democrats who mishandled classified documents. Published January 18, 2023
Books on Biden: F-bombs, memory loss and confusion
How to figure out a president who begins his job by throttling our energy supply, then begs foreign tyrants to sell us more oil as inflation roars? Published January 10, 2023
Obama loyalists in ‘16 kept public in dark about Kremlin-dossier disinfo
Obama intelligence operatives knew before the Nov. 8, 2016, election that Christopher Steele's Democratic Party-circulated dossier had been poisoned against candidate Donald Trump. Published December 26, 2022
Hey, conservatives, gazillionaires are ruling you
Old Twitter's big operation to methodically choke off conservative thought drives home the new reality in America: We are being ruled by unelected, super-rich left-wing ideologues. Published December 20, 2022
Bankman-Fried’s PAC dressed up political money as pandemic savior
The celebrity speculator Sam Bankman-Fried's single biggest political bet in 2022 was placed on an obscure Democrat running for Oregon's newly created House seat. Published December 5, 2022
New Trump special counsel Jack Smith once pursued another Republican biggie — and lost
Liberal Washington celebrated the Nov. 18 appointment of Department of Justice functionary Jack Smith as former President Donald Trump's second special counsel. Published November 23, 2022
Biden’s constitutional power to cancel Trump
Take a look at how well GOP candidates did with the overall popular vote, with the largest block of American voters, and with Hispanics, and the numbers say they should have achieved a wave election. Published November 14, 2022
DOJ stonewalls, but GOP sleuths move closer to Hunter Biden’s dad, Joe
The Justice Department has been stonewalling Republican senators who fear the Biden family financial scandals are being ignored because Joe Biden is president. Published November 8, 2022
Infamous Steele Dossier: FBI nurtured biggest hoax in American history
The FBI's gaslighting of Donald Trump began on Sept. 19, 2016, when the first chapters of a novel called the "Christopher Steele Dossier" arrived at Washington headquarters. Published October 25, 2022
FBI foreign lobbying inquiries confined to Trump
The NBC News headline quoted a prosecutor as saying that a well-connected Washington operative "used access to White House to help foreign government." Published October 17, 2022
Trump botched DOJ appointments; Biden is relishing his
This is how you put together a politically charged Department of Justice with its sights on former President Donald Trump and turning the Jan. 6 rioters into convicted criminals. Published October 5, 2022
GOP candidates often beat the pollsters
The polls for Republicans in 2020 were awful. Awfully wrong. Published September 26, 2022
Durham’s latest ‘Russiagate’ bombshells: FBI informant Danchenko made up key parts of Steele dossier
Russian-born Igor Danchenko made up sources for two of the most sensational claims in the Steele dossier. Published September 19, 2022
Trump already flexed his declassify power in ‘Russiagate’
Donald Trump cited his constitutional authority to declassify documents years before he left office in January 2021 with boxes of papers he says he designated as no longer secret. Published September 12, 2022
FBI chooses Mar-a-Lago raid to jolt critic Kash Patel
In 2017, Kash Patel and his boss, Rep. Devin Nunes, then chair of the House intelligence committee, launched an unprecedented challenge to the FBI's 7th-floor hierarchy and to its ballyhooed counterintelligence division. Published August 31, 2022
Biden lawyers intervened to target Trump’s ‘Russiagate’ lawsuit
The Justice Department's and FBI's Aug. 8 raid on Donald Trump's home happened as the two Biden agencies had a vested interest in the former president's legal offensive in a Florida courtroom. Published August 24, 2022
