Big League Politics

RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel is finally being chastised publicly for her role in denying voter fraud and holding up the fight for the election. Trump attorney Jenna Ellis, who led the fight to stop election fraud, blasted McDaniel for being a fraud denier and a hypocrite.

WND

The battle for the heart and soul of the Republican Party intensified Monday night as Jenna Ellis, one of President Trump's former election lawyers, announced she's quitting the GOP. Appearing on "Real America's Voice," Ellis blasted the GOP for doing little to defend the former commander in chief.

Washington Times

Former President Donald Trump gave highly frustrated Americans a reason to hope last week when he announced his class-action lawsuit against censorious Big Tech giants.

DonaldJTrump.com

A great candidate, Glenn Youngkin, is running against political hack and unpopular former Governor of Virginia, Terry McAuliffe. Glenn has a very good chance of winning—but watch the “vote counters” in Virginia. As the 2020 Presidential Election Scam has proven, they can be far more important than the candidate!

Outkick

What launched ESPN’s pivot to a toxic place that views its employees only by their skin color and sexual orientation? Some would point to the 2015 ESPY Awards. In 2015, ESPN turned its annual summer award show into a divisive, exclusive gathering. It was also the year ESPN awarded Caitlyn Jenner the Arthur Ashe Courage Award.

BernardGoldberg.com

Bill O’Reilly: Being woke is a time-consuming hobby. You have to be constantly vigilant, on guard against racist behavior by white folks. You must be easily offended by the un-woke and point out their many, many mistakes. It’s exhausting.

Revolver News

The latest tragic victim of Chicago’s third-world crime surge is a young Computer Science major at the University of Chicago. His name was Max Lewis, and he had his whole life ahead of him until a stray bullet barreled through his neck while he was riding Chicago Metro’s Green Line, just blocks from former President Obama’s Hyde Park Home.

Fox News

Tucker Carlson: The people running the government have one standard for enforcing the law for people who agree with them, and a different one for those who don't agree with them. That is third world. Now those same people just gave themselves the power to read and censor your text messages.

PJ Media

Stephen Kruiser: The Democrats are now opposed to anything that Republicans advocate for in the way of election integrity. If Republicans were to propose a law that mandated that everyone breathe freely while voting, Democrats would find a way to call that a “restriction.”

The Federalist

Thanks to Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch, the EEOC has declared war on people who hold traditional views on sex, women who value their safety and privacy, and people who simply believe in science.

Hollywood in Toto

The liberal news outlet’s new conversation on Cancel Culture attempts to pin the term, and its misuse, on the Right to protect progressives from any cultural fallout. To do so, NPR gathers several clearly left-leaning sources (where’s the diversity of thought?) to concoct a narrative as phony as the White House suggesting Republicans want to defund the police, not them.

FrontPage

No country can survive if its citizens don’t believe it’s worth fighting and dying for.

Clash Daily

Whether you think of it as a ‘comeback’ or just a ‘homecoming’, anyone who hoped President Trump would just fade into the woodwork will be sadly disappointed. (Especially the establishment RINOs.) In his appearance, Trump made a point of telling the audience that he wanted to be in the worst timeslot CPAC had available… and the crowd would still pack out the place.

WND

During a passionate speech Sunday in Dallas at CPAC, the Conservative Political Action Conference, former Presiden Trump identified the American he called the "most angry person in the United States" today. That name is Hillary Clinton, the former U.S. senator and first lady who lost to Trump during the 2016 presidential contest.

Western Journal

For many fans at the UFC fight Saturday in Las Vegas, there was only one big winner, regardless of what happened inside the caged octagon. Former President Trump drew a hero’s welcome from fans who had come to see the fight between Conor McGregor and Dustin Poirier.