Gateway Pundit

The software company Kartra pulled the plug on the “Truth Over Fear Summit” earlier today. The Summit had contracted with Kartra to host the summit online. The move by Kartra appears intended to prevent Summit subscribers from learning about the dangers of the Covid-19 vaccine, an experimental, unapproved gene therapy that triggers a genetic mutation in humans. (That’s it’s intended effect, not a side-effect.)

Washington Times

At least three states — Virginia, Michigan and Oregon — have issued permanent crackdowns on individual liberties using the coronavirus health emergency as justification. They call them “standards.” That’s a bit of creative rhetoric; they’re really regulatory controls.

American Thinker

The Covid Passport creates the platform on which to add all kinds of different data types (information from social media, credit card purchases, whom you were with from your geo location info on the phone) to profile every citizen and then take action against all of them. Do not think this is far-fetched.  It has begun.

FrontPage

Over 200 employees of Simon & Schuster have gone full fascist, signing a petition calling on the publishing giant to stop providing a platform for everyone except fellow leftist fascists. The haters of the freedom of speech made three demands including cancellation of Mike Pence’s two-book deal.

WND

If you hate America, where are you going? If you think America is "systematically racist," what's holding you back? Why aren't you leaving? Why have you not left yet? When are you planning to leave? Where do you want to go? Where's a better place than this?

Big League Politics

Juror Brandon Mitchell can be seen in August 2020 wearing a BLM shirt with the slogan, “Get your knee off our necks,” which refers directly to Floyd’s case. A recent appearance on a radio show indicates that he was motivated more by his anti-cop racial agenda while serving as a juror than fidelity for justice and the rule of law.

PJ Media

Stephen Kruiser: Perhaps the most reviled of the GOP squishes is Mitt Romney, aka the man who made everyone who voted for him in 2012 regret it. Romney is the worst of the Republicans who have decided that they would rather be fawned over by the commies at The New York Times than be true to their constituents.

WayneDupree.com

Leland Vittert. He’s the Never Trumper who actually “laughed” at the idea that the 2020 election was stolen. Who can forget this interview right? It was very combative and Leland was extremely disrespectful and he was never seen or heard from again after this.

Townhall

If you think CA, NY, and NJ lockdowns were bad, imagine a Florida under Gillum. Imagine a Florida with closed beaches, shuttered restaurants, and mandated masks outside ad infinitum, with cops enforcing it all with fines. Imagine Florida’s nursing homes being filled with Covid patients early on in the pandemic, causing thousands more elderly to die.

Newsmax

He believes in redemption over cancellation, bottom-up over top-down, and opportunity over oppression.

Washington Examiner

After four years of Democrats attacking former President Donald Trump as Putin’s stooge, one would have expected Biden to take real action to curb Russia. It's not happening.

Daily Caller

Meeting Biden’s emissions targets would require major lifestyle changes that Americans may not want to make. But the media has done a great job of obscuring this fact, so people aren’t aware of the radical sacrifices that could be demanded of them. Talk about misinformation.

The Federalist

Includes “Empty Planet: The Shock of Global Population Decline,” which is meticulously researched by two demographers, who mount a damning case that, rather than overpopulation being the most serious problem facing humanity, the truth is the precise opposite.

CNS News

It’s just another attempt by the government to stick its nose into private business. Does the Food and Drug Administration have nothing better to do with its time than ban a certain flavor of cigarettes?

National Review

Nikole Hannah-Jones, the driving force behind the New York Times’ 1619 Project, was just given a professorship.