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Misogynist aide once threatened to 'destroy' female reporter, has ties to sexually abusive Democrats.. One of the senior advisers counseling President Joe Biden and doing damage control in the wake of last week's horrifying debate is T.J. Ducklo, a vile misogynist best known for threatening to "destroy" a female reporter. Ducklo's ex-girlfriend, Washington Post opinion editor Alexi McCammond, taunted the disgraced Biden aide in an epic and courageous TikTok post over the weekend. "Good morning!" McCammond wrote on Sunday. "I'd just say 'morning' but [I'm] not my toxic ex who works for the Biden campaign and has to play cleanup...

Could the liberal media possibly be any more contemptuous and condescending toward us poor, benighted, conservative rubes? On Nicolle Wallace's MSNBC show this afternoon, Alexi McCammond of Axios, who doubles as an MSNBC contributor, in discussing the impending confirmation process for Biden's nomination to replace retiring SCOTUS Justice Breyer, said: "It doesn't matter, necessarily, what the polls show about support for abortion or Roe v. Wade being constitutional law. Republicans know how to strike a nerve in accord with their voters. And know that [their] voters can often be emotional instead of rational.Get the rest of the story and view...

Morning Joe gave a textbook example today of how the liberal media can rehabilitate one of its own who has, to borrow a British expression, blotted her copybook. The journalist being rehabilitated was 27-year-old Alexi McCammond, who was fiercely denounced as a racist after she was appointed editor-in-chief of Teen Vogue, which is an infamous radical-left site. Activists resurfaced anti-Asian tweets from 2011 -- when McCammond was 17 -- and she was forced out before she even started. Mika Brzezinski tried to rehabilitate McCammond without the slightest fraction of specifics about what she had said -- thoughtless teenaged tweets about...

McCammond had been set to take the top job at Teen Vogue until her past tweets came back to haunt her A senior Teen Vogue staffer who posted a letter expressing concern about Alexi McCammond for past tweets racist against Asian Americans used the N-word in tweets from over 10 years ago herself. Christine Davitt, senior social media manager at Teen Vogue in 2009 wrote two tweets to a friend identifying him as a "ni--a," and in 2010 used the word "ni--a" in a joke tweet. The friend appears to be White.

I don’t revel in the misery of others, as a general rule, but every once in a while I do enjoy watching some leftist, or group of them, get a big dose of their own medicine. When 70 employees of the lie factory HuffPo were laid off by their new owners at Buzzfeed, I felt bad for the individuals, none of whom I know. But in a broader sense, I couldn’t care less. And if I’m being completely honest, I laughed a little. I wasn’t laughing at the people who lost their jobs. They weren’t real people in my mental...

Teen Vogue's new editor Alexi McCammond has resigned less than two weeks after taking the job over anti-Asian tweets she wrote as a teenager which surfaced online and cost Conde Nast a seven-figure ad campaign. McCammond's resurfaced tweets include one in which she wrote: 'Googling how to not wake up with swollen Asian eyes'. Another now-deleted tweet read: 'Give me a 2/10 on my chem problem, cross out all of my work and don't explain what I did wrong… thanks a lot stupid Asian T.A. you're great.'

When the journalist Alexi McCammond was 17 years old, she wrote some tweets in the voice of an annoyed American adolescent — which is what she was. Little could she have known that almost a decade later, her skyrocketing journalism career would be suddenly imperiled because she used the word “Asian” in a slighting way in three of those tweets. But imperiled she is. And her story should be a reminder to everyone that whatever it is that causes people to dedicate themselves to Twitter, they are taking a huge and foolish risk with their potential futures. That risk is...