Founder/Communications Strategist/Crisis Consultant, BCC Communications. Independent. Former Reporter. Email: [email protected]
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The New York Times profiled my business, whose client list Styles reporter @AlexVadukul describes as being "as diverse as the hero and villain character selection screen of a Street Fighter video game."
nytimes.com/2025/08/01/style…
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According to the principle of “Go Direct”, Jensen should drop the sextape.
Waiting five days to delete is professional malpractice. Who is doing comms at The Free Press?!??
We deleted an opinion video about the use of foreign languages in election night speeches. The post contained a factual error and its tone fell short of what we believe advances healthy public discourse. The rigorous editorial process that produces the work that appears on our website and in our newsletters must apply to everything we post on social media. We’ll be updating how we do things to achieve just that. We regret the error.
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Not everyone’s success is some kind of conspiracy, and not all the art you dislike (or reject, or are indifferent to) is immoral. Some of you need to get a grip and lighten up—for your own good, but more for mine because I’m sick of you.
$3,000 to $5,000 per tweet for a woman the President reads obsessively is so low. Laura Loomer should have more self-respect and charge more!
WaPo: Laura Loomer has been taking undisclosed payments from private clients to post political content on X—reportedly $3k–$5k per tweet, with bank records showing >$60k to her and her company King Breaker Media. Trump campaign adviser Alex Bruesewitz confirmed paying her for policy posts.
Just like we’ve all been saying: she’s not an independent America First voice. She’s a paid operative for big corporate interests—and most likely Israel. The receipts are finally here, and she can’t spin this one away.
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New: Laura Loomer has been paid for her tweets, says a former Trump campaign aide and others who said they paid her on clients' behalf. Loomer disputed the claims in an interview before announcing her hiatus: "It’s not illegal to make a living in America" washingtonpost.com/business/…
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I love this for Candace.
@RealCandaceO Just wanted to let you know that tonight in a completely sold out show at MSG @DaveChappelle did a bit about Charlie, in which he shouted you out as a real friend. He also said he can’t stop watching your show. 🫶🏻 💐
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Grimes Interview (Ft. Ivy Wolk)
youtu.be/RzHlHrz58oA
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Sign of the times that Laura Loomer is putting her live-streamed show on hiatus?
I’ve been going nonstop supporting President Trump @realDonaldTrump ever since he came down the golden escalator.
As many of you know, I am chronically tuned in, online, and I am always working. I am a machine. Some days I work more than 18 hours. My work has been one of the most meaningful things I’ve ever done. The people I’ve met, the energy and rush I feel from exposing things and breaking stories, the sense that the work I do actually matters… I’m grateful for all of it. I’m grateful for all of you.
There is more to life than work though, and I am trying to learn that and practice it. It’s been very hard for me to be honest. Very very hard.
I’ve been running on empty for too long. Family, my personal life, my upcoming wedding, a healthy work life balance and just the act of having a life outside of my show and my work have all been on hold. So I’m taking a hiatus from my show @LoomerUnleashed, which I livestream twice a week.
I just need to step back, recharge, refocus, and be present in my own life and my own mind with peace and clarity for a little while and I also want to redesign my studio and enjoy wedding planning with the love of my life who deserves more of my time and energy. He deserves to see me happy, and I deserve to be happy. We deserve to be happy together at this time in our lives.
I have wanted to redo my studio for a year, but I keep pushing it all off, because that’s what I do. I push things off that matter to me and my happiness to do for others 24/7, and I think I need to change that for a brief moment.
I’ll still be paying attention, fully supporting President Trump, breaking news, commenting on news, doing research and I’ll be around. I will be present (I always am). But, I won’t be doing my show for a while.
I’ll be back when the time is right.
Thank you to everyone who’s been on this ride with me and to all of my podcast viewers.
It means more to me than I can say.
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First Kalshi bankrupts you
Then they partner with Richie Torres to put you in public housing
So much for woke 3!
"Today, after 31 years, we are saddened to announce that Salon is ceasing publication."
salon.com/2026/11/05/goodbye…
How is ChatGPT different than Photoshop, which every photo editor on earth uses to retouch newspapers' photos?
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I truly love Kalshi's idea that news organizations are too slow because they 'call races' early
Yeah dipshits we don't call races based on limited information so we can be absolutely sure what to tell the public
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This man defended the war at every step and actively punched right against people who were against it.
He's VP of External Affairs for the Edmund Burke Foundation (which organizes NatCon).
.@willchamberlain was on today's show and had a very frank assessment of what we should take away from the midterms:
"We need to bring the war to an end. Immediately."
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The main genius of Girls Aloud is that they were able to sneak some of the weirdest pop music into the Top Ten. This song is every bit as avant-garde as Radiohead's most experimental songs, only you can still remember Biology afterwards. #GirlsAloud
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I couldn’t even bring myself to vote Republican. The thought of casting a vote for candidates backed by TPUSA and this circus of political grifters genuinely made me sick.
I’ve been a staunch Trump supporter since 2015, but apparently that doesn’t mean much when you refuse to blindly worship him and every person attached to the movement. For months, people were raising legitimate concerns and getting called traitors and fear-mongers for daring to question anything.
Now, after getting absolutely crushed at the polls, suddenly everyone has figured out that broken promises, war, political incompetence and being completely disconnected from ordinary Americans might be a problem.
Groundbreaking analysis. Truly!
Maybe if you spent less time attacking the people trying to warn you and more time listening, you wouldn’t be sitting here wondering what went wrong. The warning signs weren’t subtle. You just didn’t want to see them.