Daily Signal

The cradle-to-grave subsidies in the 2,448-page, $3.5 trillion spending bill that Democrats in Congress are crafting will create a welfare trap for millions more Americans, send inflation soaring, and drive our nation much deeper into debt.

Blue State Conservative

There are many arguments to make against face masks. The most profound, in my opinion, lies in its psychological significance through incremental conditioning. It is a symbol of slavery and submission. A modern-day caste system of serfs and peasants toiling under the evil power grabs of abusive oligarchs. 

Washington Examiner

Under former President Donald Trump, the United States achieved effective energy independence. It became a net exporter of petroleum products and, for a brief moment in time, crude oil.

Wall Street Journal

The virus is thankfully ebbing again, and vaccine boosters should reduce the infection and death toll. But the damage to the U.S. economy and individual liberty that Mr. Biden has done may prove more stubborn.

Townhall

John Stossel: America remains bound by often extreme pandemic restrictions. The CDC recommends staying 6 feet away from others. In Oregon, everyone must wear a mask outdoors. In parts of the country, 2-year-olds must wear masks. Are such rules necessary?

RedState

There they go again, federal experts changing their minds on more health guidelines. Masks, no masks, two weeks of lock-down, well, no, maybe two months, yada yada yada. How can anyone keep up, especially if they’re old and feeble like our current president?

PJ Media

Dean Cain, the actor who portrayed Superman in the 1990s TV series Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman alongside Teri Hatcher, dismissed the new iteration of Superman. He argued that DC Comics making Superman bisexual isn’t “bold or brave” like it’s being promoted as, but instead is just a case of “bandwagoning.”

Fox News

Greg Gutfeld: I woke up this morning to find out the new Superman is bisexual!…So that raises a question: why is this happening? It's for companies to cover their asses. There's a desperate need to virtue signal to those who don't even read comic books, as a way to protect companies from being criticized for their past. And the criticism is always the same – lack of diversity.

Newsmax

At least since 2012, he has broken with the politics of the Left, although it wasn't until this year that he stepped on the gas. Not only are the crazies giving him much fodder to deconstruct, he is not shy about giving it right back to them. What Maher is doing is not only commendable, it is much needed. He reaches an audience that desperately needs to listen to his growing list of reality checks.

The Federalist

These seminars and workshops show critical race theory is no longer “fringe” but is well within the mainstream of elementary and secondary education.

Big League Politics

A new documentary, “Anti-White,” intends to expose the agenda of the radical left and how they are targeting white people with a campaign of coordinated hatred. “Across America, white people are being attacked in the streets and in the media,” the trailer for the documentary states.

NewsBusters

On NBC’s 3rd Hour Today on Tuesday, weatherman Al Roker conducted a gushing interview with radical climate crusader Greta Thunberg, hailing her as “the face of the climate movement.”…The left-wing media infatuation with Thunberg has been going on for years and shows no signs of abating any time soon, especially as reporters press Democrats to shove through a costly environmental agenda.

PJ Media

The heavy hand of the government vax pimps isn’t helping to win the hearts and minds of those who are opposed to getting vaccinated. They’re losing their jobs rather than roll the dice on a medical decision that doesn’t make them feel comfortable.

WND

China is continuing to experiment with the next virus that poses "an existential threat to life as we know it on this planet." While COVID-19 has just a 1% lethality rate, the one the Chinese have been working on furiously since December 2019 is 80% lethal

American Thinker

Much of the public has been vaccinated, but the death count is still inexplicably high. What gives?