Jonah Goldberg is the founding editor of the National Review Online, a fellow at the right-wing American Enterprise think tank, and a widely distributed conservative columnist. He first gained the spotlight, and began writing for National Review, in 1998, when his mother Lucianne Goldberg helped promote the Monica Lewinsky scandal. To give you
NPR’s ‘Varied Mix’ Spotlights Right-Wing Advocacy, Not Progressive Populism
Jonah Goldberg, a right-wing commentator, has appeared on National Public Radio 25 times since April 2016—making him one of the network’s most regularly consulted commentators.
By Glen Frieden
