PJ Media

Stephen Kruiser: We just spent Mother’s Day weekend watching the freakshow that is the pro-abortion left harassing people at their homes and in churches all because they don’t understand biology or how laws work in the United States. Oh, and also because they are mentally unwell.

Pat Buchanan

If the Alito draft opinion survives and Roe is overturned, pro-lifers will have many people to thank. Foremost among these are President Donald Trump, who elevated to the Supreme Court three of the five justices who voted with Alito, and Sen. Mitch McConnell, who saw to it that these three alone would make it.

Big League Politics

Tesla recently moved their headquarters from Silicon Valley to Texas and are apparently importing California values into the Lone Star State.

National Review

Rich Lowry: Do we really want to get into an escalating contest of who can better intimidate the other side’s judges and officeholders?

Breitbart

There is a difference between free speech to express opposition and trying to physically intimidate a judge to change his court decision out of fear for his or her family’s safety. President Joe Biden and his White House have still not condemned this crossing of that important line.

American Conservative

"Vote for us, we lost Roe" is not an inspiring campaign slogan for Democrats in a midterm cycle that already promises big Republican gains.

American Thinker

Like Alexander Vindman, Esper was convinced he and his bosom buddy Gen. Milley knew more than President Trump did.

Townhall

Kurt Schlichter: If there’s a genre that’s worn out its welcome, it’s the self-hagiographical tell-all tome by some second-tier Trump administration hack who tries to leverage his track record of failure into a cash advance. How fitting. The latest example is Mark Esper, who would be the worst Secretary of Defense ever if not for the determined competition from the current one.

Infowars

HBO Host Bill Maher is now openly mocking ‘woke’ Democrats for dying on the hill of gender politics while more important issues such as Roe V. Wade threaten core Democratic principles.

Conservative View from NH

Ray Cardello: He is still the dominant head of the Republican Party, but he knows running in 2024 will not be good for the country. I agree Trump is too divisive, and the country is already polarized to the danger point. Trump wants to be the King Maker, and going 22-0 in this week’s primaries shows that he can pick the winners. Trump stepping aside will make room for the new generation of Conservative Republicans.

Hollywood in Toto

Bill Murray, Frank Langella show fears behind McCarthy-like scourge.

WND

That honor belongs to President Joe Biden. Never has anyone in history done a better job of turning the whole country into Republicans. That could be because in less than 18 months as president, Biden has turned the greatest country in world history into a combination of basket case and dumpster fire.

American Spectator

How a celebrated media darling became a “dangerous authoritarian.”

BernardGoldberg.com

Bill O’Reilly: Memo to Ms. Kamala and Mr. Joe: the founders wanted the individual states to deal with all “social” issues – like abortion! The Tenth Amendment states that any policy not articulated in the Constitution should be handled by the states. Hello, Roe v. Wade. There is no citation for abortion or marijuana or gay marriage, or most other personal matters in the Constitution. Therefore, these issues fall under state authority.

Daily Caller

The left and right are both in an angry mood. The left, in particular, is in “burn it down” mode. There are already calls to nuke the filibuster and allow a bare majority of Congress to impose a new abortion law or even to expand the Supreme Court in an effort to overturn this reported decision.