GOP Strategist: America Is Tired of Right-Wing Radio

April 30, 2013

Daily News columnist Stanley Crouch checks in on the leaked comments of GOP strategist Frank Luntz, who said that right-wing radio is preventing moderate Republicans from achieving a compromise on immigration.

GOP, You Need More Female Voices

Stanley Crouch, writing in New York's Daily News, says that conservatives don't have female representatives who can go toe-to-toe with the likes of Rachel Maddow and Andrea Mitchell.

The Chinese Bias Against African Americans

Daily News columnist Stanley Crouch says that China is admirable in many ways, but we should not disregard its deeply entrenched racial hostilities toward African Americans.

GOP: The Racial Games of Hustlers

Daily News columnist Stanley Crouch examines the racist commentary running through the GOP campaign, calling it the return of President Richard M. Nixon's vile "Southern strategy."

Thugs Are Stealing Our Children's Lives

Daily News columnist Stanley Crouch says that the mayors of Newark, N.J., and Philadelphia are rising to the challenge of dealing with gang violence at a time when it is annihilating generations of young people in cities across the nation.

Romney, First Lady Coverage a Distraction

Daily News columnist Stanley Crouch writes that coverage about the way GOP presidential front-runner Mitt Romney treated the family dog years ago and whether Michelle Obama is being depicted as an angry black woman are distractions from truly important political issues.

The Year of the Republican Loon

From House Speaker John Boehner to GOP presidential contender Ron Paul, Daily News columnist Stanley Crouch says that the right showed itself to be crazier than ever in 2011.

Soul Food Is Killing Black America

Daily News columnist Stanley Crouch examines a new documentary by Byron Hurt that takes a closer look at the harms of Southern cuisine.

Buffoonery From the Left and the Right

In his Daily News column, Stanley Crouch calls out the "conservative elephant" Donald Trump and the "academic donkey" Cornel West for an irrational narcissism that threatens both the right and the left.

Cain, the GOP's Black Friend, Has Come Undone

In his column at the Daily News, Stanley Crouch argues that tribal and racial politics had more to do with Herman Cain's undoing than anyone cares to admit.