American Thinker

Trump promised to Drain the Swamp. Instead, he drowned in the Swamp. While he got a lot done, he thought that hiring “experts” and trimming around the edges would be enough. Instead, the ooze flowed in from every direction, stifling every attempt to actually get big things done.

Blue State Conservative

Ron Nutter: Trump has served us well. He came when we needed him and he helped put some cajones back into the conservative movement. However, I think he should walk away from the Presidential election of 2024. His age is a major factor. Also, I’m tired of seeing the same politicians constantly on stage. Hillary, Biden, the Bushes. I am ready for new blood.

The Federalist

Instead of treading water intellectually, professionally, and personally until their mid-30s, young people can instead use these amazing first two decades of their adulthood to develop real skills, professional relationships, and authority. They just have to get a job and use it to learn skills instead of wasting their lives in college.

Wall Street Journal

Mr. Rogan’s existence ought to make you feel better about our society, though. His success speaks to a desire by his large audience for contradictory, dissenting, off-kilter, even absurd views.  Audiences seek controversy not just to open their minds, not just to annoy their betters, but because to hear impertinent, unapproved talk feels like freedom.

Outkick

Rogan thinks the media will forgive him if he brings on “approved” pundits after each “controversial” guest. They won’t. Rogan is stunningly naïve if he thinks a compromise will appease progressives. They don’t compromise.

Townhall

Most of us see President Joe Biden's falling job approval rating as a measure of his declining popularity. But for every candidate, Democrat or Republican, running for the House or Senate this year, Biden's numbers mean political life or death. That is because the president's job approval rating is an extraordinarily important factor in the upcoming midterm elections.

Hollywood in Toto

Jamie K. Wilson: I’m starting a publishing company focused on the stories and voices of conservative authors, Conservatarian Press. We will publish books of all adult genres, and next year stories for children, through online distributors. Over time, we hope to grow enough to distribute in bookstores. And we will be publishing a magazine for short-form fiction, poetry, essays and other creative projects by conservatives.

Big League Politics

While China is often portrayed as an evil repressive empire, the fact that their leaders will stand up for the moral sanctity of their people is perhaps something that decadent Westerners can learn from.

DonaldJTrump.com

Our Country can never be strong again unless we have an honest, open, and fair media and sadly, our media is largely fake and corrupt. The people of our Country demand the truth!

Newsmax

Most of the energy needed to recharge those EVs at night and when the wind isn't blowing will come from already skyrocketing global coal and natural gas power plant sources with no thanks to the Biden administration's war on abundant fossil fuels.

Townhall

Americans are constantly bombarded with an insidious propaganda campaign against our shared history. From CRT to ripping down historical statues, our national story is being rewritten as irredeemably sinful. These efforts have taken a particularly racialized characteristic by implying that Black history is somehow distinct from, or in opposition to, “American history” itself, rather than an integral part of it.

Blue State Conservative

Some may now say that Justice X will be a Role Model. That’s a laugh. Prominent Black Americans have long been plentiful and highly visible; we have Black entrepreneurs, politicians, athletes, billionaires, scientists, doctors, lawyers, judges, professors, intellectuals (and pseudo-intellectuals), diplomats, generals, a (billed as) Black vice president and even have had a (billed as) Black commander in chief.

Daily Signal

His fatal flaw is that he’s interested in finding out what’s true. How dare he. Now, for the crime of talking to those who don’t endorse “right think” on Covid-19, Rogan, whose podcast “The Joe Rogan Experience” reportedly averages around 11 million listeners, is apparently unfit for polite society.

National Review

It’s just dumb and intolerant.

NY Post

Piers Morgan:  Rogan’s got an open mind; like me, he doesn’t park himself into any particular political or social tribe, nor does he like or dislike people according to their partisan allegiance. He describes himself as a “socially liberal” man who supports gay rights, women’s rights, universal health care and recreational drug use, and he has publicly endorsed Ron Paul, Bernie Sanders and Tulsi Gabbard.