Scott Eric Kaufman (page 64)

Scott Eric Kaufman was an assistant editor at Salon. He wrote a dissertation about non-Darwinian evolutionary theory in American popular culture and taught at a university, but then thought better of it. He was also the proprietor of the AV Club's Internet Film School and a contributor at Lawyers, Guns & Money.

Bill O'Reilly responds like a spoiled, scolded child to George Will's devastating review of "Killing Reagan" Scott Eric Kaufman

Meanwhile, the other half of conservative Twitter is convinced Ben Carson's cooked Scott Eric Kaufman

Ben Carson

Ben Carson's stealing valor: GOP hopeful admits to lying about West Point scholarship Scott Eric Kaufman

New "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" trailer seems to be for a film that might actually be good Scott Eric Kaufman

Paul Krugman

Paul Krugman: The Very Serious People who nearly destroyed the American economy have learned nothing from their failure Scott Eric Kaufman

Ben Carson

Ben Carson just can't quit lying: CNN can't corroborate any of the key stories from his autobiography Scott Eric Kaufman

"Hillary's campaign is powered by pizza, anal" — wait, come again? Scott Eric Kaufman

Megyn Kelly laughs at Donald Trump for his thin-skinned attack on CNN reporter who inadequately praised him Scott Eric Kaufman

Quentin Tarantino

Quentin Tarantino: The police would rather start fights with celebrities than examine why the public has lost trust in them Scott Eric Kaufman

Ben Carson

Ben Carson: Of course the pyramids are ancient grain silos, don't let "the scientists" tell you otherwise Scott Eric Kaufman

Sean Hannity's scummy new low: Giving a platform to Quentin Tarantino's estranged father to bash his son Scott Eric Kaufman

Megyn Kelly mocks insecure GOP candidates for their mob-style "family meeting": "What do they want, a foot massage?" Scott Eric Kaufman

Donald Trump on escalating his feud with John Oliver: "I don't like to let things die" Scott Eric Kaufman

"HoodsOff 2015" in full effect as Anonymous publishes the names of KKK members — including four sitting US senators Scott Eric Kaufman

Republican U.S. presidential candidates pose before the start of the 2016 U.S. Republican presidential candidates debate held by CNBC in Boulder

GOP candidates' mob-style "family meeting" shows just how dysfunctional the party's primary currently is Scott Eric Kaufman

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