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.

Washington Examiner

Everyone benefits when scientists do the hard work of identifying substances that cause people harm. Unfortunately, activists often take this information too far, ignoring the benefits that many chemicals provide to humanity.

Fox News

Several liberals continue to use fossil fuel energy while bemoaning climate change.

RedState

McCarthy has his sights set on being Speaker of the House should the Republicans retake the House in the 2022 midterms. In light of this new audio showing McCarthy’s feelings at that time towards the former president, and McCarthy’s dissembling stance on the issues surrounding January 6, this could well be a roadblock in his path.

Big League Politics

A new book is revealing how top GOP leaders Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) and Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) betrayed President Donald Trump on Jan. 6. After the mostly-peaceful protest in and around the U.S. Capitol, McCarthy and McConnell were plotting behind closed doors to destroy President Trump, including the possibility of colluding with Democrats to impeach the President.

FrontPage

You knew this would happen. A federal judge struck down Biden’s handlers’ mask mandate, and now the true mask believers are sure that we are all doomed. The sky is falling because they’re not wearing masks on airplanes, and civilization as we know it, such as it is, is coming to a rapid end, not that we will see its end because we will all be dead.

Newsmax

Susan Estrich: Has Covid-19 ushered in a new era of selfishness as official policy? What's safe is a question for the scientists, uncertainties accepted, honesty required. What's fair is a question of the common good for the rest of us to face. We need facts to answer either question, and those facts seem more and more difficult to come by as politics dominates the discourse. The decision of a single federal judge hardly erases all the uncertainties.

NY Post

The threat is gone; only the anxiety remains.

Gateway Pundit

Despite contracting the virus after allegedly receiving at least three doses of allegedly “effective” experimental gene modification shots, Colbert did not mention the inefficacy of the Covid inoculation. Instead, the far-left corporate mouthpiece continues to tout his vaccination clout.

Conservative View from NH

Because of financial dealings between the Biden Family and Ukraine, China, and Russia, Biden cannot represent this country in matters involving these countries.

National Review

In his speech on ‘disinformation,’ the former president was vague, self-serving, and contradictory.