American Thinker

Two people who have risen to the top of American politics show their dislike for this country.

BillOReilly.com

From the pandemic that killed hundreds of thousands, to the speedy development of the vaccine, to the rise of the economy, to the global challenge from China, Donald Trump was the most powerful person in the world. In a series of live conversations across the country, Trump and Historian/Journalist Bill O’Reilly will discuss how things were accomplished, as well as challenges, both good and bad!

American Thinker

If the last month has taught us anything, today’s conspiracy theory could easily be tomorrow’s commonsense truth.

Salon

If you think the coup attempt is over, or that Jan. 6 was a "defeat" for fascism, you're not paying attention.

NOQ Report

Durk Jerc: Many important members of the Republican Party were directly involved in the conspiracy. It isn’t just Georgia Governor Kemp or Georgia Secretary of State Raffensperger. There are more Republican hands in this filthy voter fraud pot…Blackmail is what turned many Republicans to the dark side.

WND

The single best thing Americans can do to counter the left-wing attack on America – against its freedoms, its schools, its families, its children, its governmental institutions, its sports, its news and entertainment media, its medical establishment, the CIA, the FBI, the State Department and the military – is to take their children out of America's schools.

American Greatness

China’s cool-headed shift from domestic containment of the virus to unctuous and barely contained rejoicing at their success in promoting political chaos and economic disaster throughout the West was a textbook case for how to turn misfortune into comparative triumph.

Clash Daily

Democrats have been hellbent on hanging the albatross of the pandemic squarely around Trump’s neck for the past year and change, and anyone asking questions about whether Xi’s totalitarian party had any ownership of the guilt was immediately accused of racism.

National Review

Perhaps the world will never know conclusively where this virus originated; it has become a cliché to say so. But we already know a lot, and it all points toward a deadly combination of Chinese negligence and malevolence. The American people deserve our best answer. The Wuhan labs are the prime suspects, as they have been from the very beginning.

Fox News

Tucker Carlson: The administration plans to spend billions of dollars to pay Latin America’s poor not to move to the United States. CNN loves the idea of course.

Wall Street Journal

R.R. Reno: I find myself wondering about the silent acquiescence of most students. They allow themselves to be cowed by charges of racism and other sins. I sympathize. The atmosphere of intimidation in elite higher education is intense. But I don’t want to hire a person well-practiced in remaining silent when it costs something to speak up.

National Pulse

Had Babbitt been shot down by police at a Black Lives Matter demonstration you can imagine the response from progressives and the media. Would the name of the police officer who shot Babbitt still be a mystery? Hardly!

The Federalist

If conservative voters have reason to think GOP campaign promises about the Supreme Court were all a grift, they will begin to nominate politicians who make Trump look like Mahatma Gandhi.

WayneDupree.com

Aruna Khilanani, who works at the Yale University’s School of Medicine, said that she’s had fantasies of shooting white people. She also shared her fantasies of burying the dead bodies and wiping her bloody hands, as she happily bounced off, guilt-free. What the hell?

FrontPage

Critical race theory spreads a false and hateful narrative about American history that exacerbates racial tensions, conservatives say. CRT supporters denounce American culture and history as “Eurocentrism” and “whiteness.”