TOP OF THE DAY by Howard Polskin
Greetings! Good-bye Mr. Chips: Jensen Huang, founder and CEO Nvidia, the world’s leader in manufacturing AI chips, has resigned from his company in the wake of his affair with a woman accused of being a Chinese spy. Huang’s tight relationship with Trump couldn’t save him from his ouster. (Fox News)... In his most recent article, Washington Post columnist David Ignatius asks all the right questions about the sordid Nvidia CEO spy scandal especially as it pertains to the Trump administration. Among them: “Why did Trump continue his close relationship with Huang even after he was warned? Why wasn’t Huang given an FBI ‘defensive briefing’ about his girlfriend’s intelligence ties if, as published reports say, he didn’t know about her MSS connection? Was Kash Patel’s FBI so busy with Trump’s political agenda that it failed to pursue Chinese spy operations aggressively?” I’m curious to see what Trump has to say today about his billionaire buddy...Helpless Hegseth: I gotta agree with this Wall Street Journal headline: “Democrats Help Hegseth Survive.” The impeachment overreach by the Democrats helped turn Hegseth into something of a victim...Hapless Hegseth: The much-reviled Sec. of Defense visited the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier yesterday with a small group including his wife. After posing for a photo on the steps of the Tomb, one of the nation’s most solemn memorials, laughter could be heard from the group. That caused the Army Guard sentinel to issue a stern reprimand. “All visitors will maintain an atmosphere of silence and respect at all times," he shouted aggressively to the group. Props to the sentinel for having the onions to call out the SecDef’s group for violating protocol. (ABC News)... If you keep reading, I’ll keep Righting. Howard
source: Washington Free Beacon
If university administrators won't restore order on campus, dispatch ICE to disperse the foreigners disrupting undergraduate education
source: Campus Reform
Pacific Lutheran University in Parkland, WA, is celebrating a so-called “Gender & Sexuality Week” with events like “Queering Compost” and a gender-themed cupcake activity. The event has a theme of “Not gay as in happy, queer as in…,” which the center describes as “an invitation to practice the liberatory thinking informed by our 2SLGBTQIA+ ancestors, icons, and culture.”
source: The College Fix
American Principles Project President Terry Schilling strongly condemned the course content in an email to The College Fix. APP is a conservative political advocacy organization. Schilling said the course “makes a mockery of higher education.”
source: Daily Signal
Just a week after a blue wave hit the Lone Star State, a Muslim politician has filed multiple bills that would implement Islamic practices and holidays.Democrat state Rep. Suleman Lalani, an immigrant from Pakistan who represents Texas House District 76, filed several bills ranging from establishing a “Muslim Heritage Day” to ensuring halal food is provided in schools.
source: Daily Caller
Democratic Colorado state Sen. Iman Jodeh, the state’s first Muslim lawmaker, announced a paid internship at the state capitol with qualifications requiring that candidates identify as Muslim or descend from predominantly Muslim regions of the world.
source: SteveGruber.com
Certain traditional interpretations of Sharia conflict with constitutional principles, including religious freedom, equal protection and freedom of expression.
source: The Federalist
A civilization serious about its liberty must understand the theocracy that seeks to govern it.
source: Wall Street Journal
By Karl Rove: Stephen Miller, was full of praise for Trump last Friday. He credited his boss with having “saved the Republican Party from the ash heap of history” and “made it stronger, more popular, and more resilient than ever before.” Come again? The GOP has just lost eight or nine Senate seats, at least 44 House seats, and five to seven governorships.
source: Townhall
Stephen's influence is such that he has long likely been Trump's chief of staff in all but name. Now it's official.
source: Fox News
They want a made-in-America future.
source: American Greatness
In a rare bit of good news, transgenderism—a long-standing craze—suffered a setback in four states.
source: Conservative View from NH
Thomas Massie is a small individual who will not be missed as he exits Washington, but not before taking a final shot at Trump and Pete Hegseth. Massie is not a stupid man, having graduated from MIT, but he is an ignorant man. Massie thinks he is doing his patriotic best with his actions, but all he has done is embarrass himself.
source: SteveGruber.com
Capitalism’s loudest critics enjoy its conveniences daily. Have Americans grown so accustomed to prosperity that they no longer recognize it?
source: NY Post
You have to hand it to wily old Joe: the 83-year-old still knows how to garner positive press coverage. Unlike President Trump, he confines his utterances to gushingly friendly media, like People magazine, even when he’s supposed to be selling a book for which he received a $10 million advance.
source: Wall Street Journal
Their failed impeachment attempt gives the Defense secretary a new lifeline.
source: NY Post
Impeachment has become political Kabuki theater — and the Democrats’ plan to put Pete Hegseth through its wringer is a cynical ploy to satiate some partisan bloodlust.
