WND

The news is positive across the board this week. Many liberal icons are going up in flames. What a great week for conservatives and patriots across this country.  But now is not the time to take our feet off the pedal, or our boots off Disney's neck.

Townhall

Disney thought it was going to win, because, you know, Republicans like big companies and defer to them and, well, no. That’s not us anymore. After years of big companies leveraging their power to screw us over, from the NFL to Delta to Coke, now we’re over it.

Washington Times

On April 9, Oklahoma State University hosted a “drag queen story hour” for children as young as 2-years-old on its campus.

PJ Media

Moderate Democrats in flyover country seem to be realizing that they may not have much in common with the AOCs of the world.

NY Post

He seems fully out of it, and we’re all watching quietly.

American Spectator

Despite widespread concern about his cognitive health, President Biden won’t be removed from office pursuant to the 25th Amendment. It would require an unlikely display of integrity from his Vice President and Cabinet, plus an implausible level of bipartisanship in Congress.

American Thinker

The influence of BLM has been a disaster to Black communities.

FrontPage

De-fund the pro-terrorist movement on campus. Schools include: Boston University, University of Chicago, San Francisco State University, Rutgers, University of Michigan and UCLA. .

Gateway Pundit

Chris Wray, known for terrorizing communities across the nation with early morning raids on patriots who walked into the US Capitol on Jan. 6, was interviewed Sunday night by fake news media outley “60 Minutes.” Scott Pelley was perfect in his role as FBI lackey and stooge for the powerful.

NOQ Reports

What we have witnessed so far is just the beginning of the story. The global response to the COVID pandemic during 2020 and 2021 created the most epic supply chain crisis in modern times, and now “black swan events” such as the war in Ukraine and the bird flu pandemic are making that supply chain crisis even worse.

Big League Politics

Marie Yovanovitch, a former US Ambassador to Ukraine under Trump who testified in favor of impeaching him, recently admitted that Trump would have likely been able to stop the Russia/Ukraine war. Yovanovitch made the comment while appearing on PBS. She actually had the nerve that Trump using his diplomatic brilliance to stop a brutal conflict from occurring abroad is somehow a bad thing.

Daily Caller

The popular Twitter account Libs of TikTok, which reposts videos of gender- and race-focused rants on TikTok, came squarely into the left’s crosshairs after the account user’s identity was revealed in a Washington Post exposé. The account was already unpopular with the peddlers of critical race theory and radical gender ideology, but once the story broke and the owner’s identity became widely known, the floodgates opened. 

Wall Street Journal

Hollywood needs to act more like a business pleasing viewers rather than preaching to them.

American Thinker

Conservatives rarely get opportunities to gloat as delicious as the rapid demise of the streaming service CNN+, reportedly the brainchild of Jeff Zucker, the now ex-head of CNN, the man who dragged the cable news pioneer far to the left. The humiliation stains not just Zucker and CNN, but also Chris Wallace, who left Fox News on a high horse, taking aim at Tucker Carlson and the prime-time opinion hosts at the cable news leader.

The Federalist

The streamer’s rapid failure is a reminder that CNN fundamentally misunderstands its own brand. The network can’t be neutral because its definition of neutrality is out of step with the public’s—and it can’t be ideological for the exact same reason. This left CNN+ with nowhere to go.