The Weekly Standard, a conservative media outlet that has been critical of President Trump, announced Friday that it will terminate after 23 years.
Founder and editor-at-large of the magazine Bill Kristol tweeted this morning:
All good things come to an end. And so, after 23 years, does The Weekly Standard. I want to express my gratitude to our readers and my admiration for my colleagues. We worked hard to put out a quality magazine, and we had a good time doing so. And we have much more to do. Onward!
— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol)
All good things come to an end. And so, after 23 years, does The Weekly Standard. I want to express my gratitude to our readers and my admiration for my colleagues. We worked hard to put out a quality magazine, and we had a good time doing so. And we have much more to do. Onward!
— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) December 14, 2018
In the Trump era, the Standard has been one of the few conservative voices critical of the President. Larry speaks with The Hill’s media analyst Joe Concha about what the demise of the Weekly Standard says about state of play in the conservative media circle.
Guest:
Joe Concha, media reporter and columnist for The Hill; he tweets