Stephen Hayes, the conservative political commentator and CEO of The Dispatch, is joining NBC News as contributor and political analyst. Hayes and Jonah Goldberg drew headlines in November when the…
as “incoherent conspiracy mongering” and concluding that “the voices of the responsible are being drowned out by the irresponsible.”At NBC News, Hayes will appear regularly on NBC News programs, as well as on NBC News Now. He’ll make his first appearance onon Sunday. The network also plans to make him a key contributor for political and election coverage. Hayes has been a panelist on Meet the Press, dating to when Tim Russert served as the moderator.
Before founding The Dispatch, Hayes worked at The Weekly Standard, first as staff writer and then as editor in chief. The publication shut down in 2018. Hayes also worked with Todd at the National Journal’s Hotline as senior writer.
a conservative who understands that today’s challenges include conserving conservatism. Fortunately, he is honorary chairman of conservatism’s adult caucus–the intellectual grownups who trace the pedigree of their persuasion to the nation’s Founders rather than to evanescent American chatterers and entrenched European autocrats.”
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