Jonah complains about how people took issue with him not being outraged enough, or he& #39;s charged with hypocrisy for being less severe against Kessler than he is about other Conservatives. He laments that& #39;s it& #39;s not good enough that he criticized Kessler. https://gfile.thedispatch.com/p/tucker-carlson-tim-scott-policing-reform">https://gfile.thedispatch.com/p/tucker-...

He didn& #39;t actually criticize Kessler. For any reason. Read his tweet, and his subsequent tweets on Kessler. Hell, search through his entire account about outrage at Kessler. Show it to me. I& #39;ll wait. I& #39;ll save you the time. It& #39;s not there. https://twitter.com/JonahDispatch/status/1385923150211342338">https://twitter.com/JonahDisp...

Lastly, he says he made the assumption that Kessler might be decent enough to recognize he made a mistake. Why, in 2021, would Jonah Goldberg still think Glenn Kessler is worth trusting as a Conservative? WaPo fact-checking ha been an abysmal nightmare of political hackery.

The core gripe has ALWAYS been that Jonah Goldberg, for some unfathomable reason, has trusted Glenn Kessler. That& #39;s the root issue. Everything else is derivative. Hence there isn& #39;t even criticism, much less outrage. It was never about the outrage. That& #39;s a red herring.

Jonah could give an an active criticism, rather than a passive and unbelievable "well maybe he& #39;d do it differently" remark that& #39;s not even critical. There& #39;s a difference. He doesn& #39;t have to be outraged at Glenn Kessler. That wouldn& #39;t change anyways.