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The Dems depantsed the repulsive Eric Swalwell over the weekend in an attack with something like the Pearl Harbor effect. It swiftly sunk Swalwell’s gubernatorial campaign. We followed the depantsing, but without quite the humorous detachment of Wall Street Journal Free Expression editor Matthew Hennessey. There are several interesting angles to the story and he inflicts glancing blows on most of them. He doesn’t expressly mention the apparent knowledge of members of the press about Swalwell’s way with women. We knew about Fang Fang, okay, but we seem to have gone beyond an old-fashioned scandal into #MeToo territory. Now it’s getting serious. At the end of his column Hennessey

CBS committed a crucial triple-bogey-like error. There is nothing like watching Rory McIlroy win a back-to-back Masters for golf fans — that is, if you can actually see the winning shots. The broadcast failed to show McIlroy’s final four shots of the tournament as he claimed the first repeat green jacket since Tiger Woods in 2002. And CBS went on to hear it from golf fans. “CBS not being able to show the location of the final two approach shots of the masters is the cherry on top of an all-time horrible broadcast,” an X user posted. “Very on brand for golf broadcasting that the cameraman lined up

Good morning and welcome to Sunday, April 12, 2026. (Snip) I’ve been watching this business with Eric Swalwell, who used to be the odds-on favorite to win the California governor’s seat. As with Bill Cosby before him, I wondered why the sudden shift of loyalties, what caused the bright orange circle on his back. I know that other of our great team of writers here at PJ Media have spoken up on this, but I felt given my Cosby comments last year, I should add my voice. One such incident is a one-off. More than that is a pattern, and in this case, an important one.