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Dec

TOP OF THE DAY by Howard Polskin

Greetings! Pillow fight? Wacky right-wing firebrand and MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell has filed paperwork signaling a possible run for governor of Minnesota in 2026. That would put the outspoken election-denier on a potential collision course with MAGA world piñata Governor Tim Walz. Big League Politics breathlessly describes Lindell’s ambitions as “trigger(ing) a political earthquake”...The White House has unveiled a media bias portal designed to reveal what it considers the most biased mainstream media reporting.  Leaving aside the inflammatory content it posts, the site is a confusing and poorly designed data dump of various grudges the Trump administration has against legacy media outlets...Dept. of Sticks & Stones: Trump called Colorado’s Gov. Jared Polis a “sleazebag” in a late-night Truth Social rant. POTUS is peeved because the Dem governor wouldn’t let convicted felon Tina Peters out of jail.  The election conspiracy theorist was sentenced to nine years in prison after she “helped Trump supporters access confidential data about the 2020 presidential election,” according to Fox31 in Denver....It’s about time! The editors of the National Review are questioning the constitutionality of the Trump administration's Caribbean boat strikes that have resulted in scores of deaths....Just in time for the skiing season: Check out this book – High Attitude. How Woke Liberals Ruined Aspen. It’s written by Glenn Beaton who publishes the conservative media outlet The Aspen Beat...Just learned a new word today: AWFL.  It stands for affluent, white, female, liberal.  Depending on your point of view, the acronym is either awfully clever or awfully divisive. Victory Girls uses the term in this article about Pete Hegseth...If you keep reading, I’ll keep Righting.  Howard

The GOP Underperformance in Tennessee Doesn’t Matter Much

source: Washington Examiner

A favorite pastime of election watchers and political operatives is to extrapolate every little detail possible from the results of an off-year or off-cycle election. This week was no different.

GOP Wins Shows Tennessee Hasn’t Been California’d at Least Not Yet

source: Fox News

Matt Van Epps defeats progressive Democrat Aftyn Behn, but transplants from blue states boost left-wing candidates.

What Gender Doctors Say in Private: “We’re All Just Winging It”

source: The Free Press

In footage obtained exclusively by The Free Press, gender doctors acknowledge they perform life-altering procedures on vulnerable youth with no supportive evidence—and they are proud of it.

WHO Demands IVF for Homosexuals, People in “Gender-Diverse Relationships”

source: LifeSiteNews

The WHO's new fertility guidelines call on countries to promote embryo-destroying IVF and urge that homosexuals and gender-confused people have ‘equal’ access to IVF ‘to fulfill their fertility preferences.’

Obama’s Middle Finger to America

source: American Thinker

Nothing says “hope and change” quite like bulldozing a beloved public park for a 235-foot phallic tower dedicated to oneself

Josh Shapiro Finally Unloads on Kamala Harris

source: National Review

The Pennsylvania governor was defamed by an operation that was bending over backward to accommodate bigots.

A Newsom Nihilist Nomination?

source: American Greatness

Newsom readies a presidential run while presiding over a state buckling under sky-high costs, mass exodus, and crumbling basics—leaving little to brag about beyond attacking Trump.

Michigan Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed Served on Board of Lefty Group That Smeared Cops and Lobbied to “Abolish the Police”

source: Washington Free Beacon

The news comes after a Free Beacon report exposed El-Sayed's leadership role with another anti-cop group that staged a deadly Detroit protest

Dems Would Like to Suppress Free Speech the Way Britain Does

source: The Federalist

The American left doesn’t look at the United Kingdom and see a cautionary tale, it sees a template to follow.

Dems’ Fake Rage at Pete Hegseth Is Their Latest Stab at Toppling Trump

source: NY Post

There is a robust, even much-needed debate to be had about the wisdom of Trump’s tactics on the high seas. But by trotting out this old playbook — sloppy stories, fueled by opaque sources, amplified by politicians with questionable motivations, working backward from the assumption that Trump’s power is illegitimate — the left is only corrupting that debate.

Hegseth’s “Kill Them All” Line Was Just Another Media Invention

source: Blaze Media

No direct quote. No evidence. No wrongdoing. Just partisan operatives feeding rumors to desperate reporters hunting for another scandal that doesn’t exist.

Trump Was Right About Somali Refugees and Everyone Knows It

source: Daily Caller

The recent fraud scandal has laid bare an inconvenient truth: some cultures are simply not compatible with American values.

How Many Terrorists Came from Afghanistan to America?

source: Daily Signal

How many more terrorists are among the more than 79,000 Afghans Biden brought into the United States after the Taliban regained control of that country? That is a question the Biden administration could not answer.

Wikipedia Is for Suckers

source: Fox News

The 'crowd sourced' online encyclopedia has become a weapon in the information wars and is polluting every engine of AI.

Has the Global Warming Threat Passed?

source: American Spectator

Sometimes weather is just weather.

Is It Too Late to Reverse 50 Years of Indoctrination?

source: Conservative View from NH

As if the decline of basic skills in reading and math was not bad enough, our children were no longer taught the true history of America, instead concentrating on the plight of the Native Americans and the scourge of slavery. The curriculum was twisted to make America look like an evil experiment instead of the greatest country in the history of Earth.

A GOP Win Foretells Midterm Trouble

source: Wall Street Journal

Former Tennessee General Services Commissioner Matt Van Epps beat state Rep. Aftyn Behn by about 9 points, with the Democrat pulling 45% of the vote. That’s a lot narrower than the 22-point margin by which President Trump carried the district last fall and the 21-point margin by which Mr. Green was re-elected.