Big League Politics

The National Fraternal Order of Police slammed James for a since-deleted tweet in which he told a digital lynch mob of soulless leftists to attack this hero cop because he shot a knife attacker dead before she could kill others.

Western Journal

NBA superstar LeBron James tweeted and then deleted what amounted to a threat aimed at the heroic police officer who shot and killed a knife-wielding teen in Ohio on Tuesday. By all appearances, the cop who pulled the trigger saved a life.

Washington Examiner

If LeBron really knows what he’s talking about, as he claims, then he is knowingly stoking racially infused hatred against a police officer who, by all appearances, did nothing wrong, all the while supporting the destruction of democracy in Hong Kong and making excuses for the regime that is committing genocide against the Uyghurs.

LifeZette

Now that Donald Trump is not the main focus of their coverage, CNN has been cast adrift by 50 to 60 percent of their viewers. This will anger advertisers and result in less ad revenue going to the leftist news organization. It is so bad there, insiders say, the network could go under.

NewsBusters

Telemundo put an actual, literal climate activist behind their anchor desk. Meet Vanessa Hauc who said, “It is time to act, to deal with this climate emergency without hesitation, meaning, with full force and full direction.”

American Thinker

The primary lesson the militant left will take away from the Chauvin trial is not that he was found guilty but that their tactics work. Their willingness to use violence, looting, intimidation and threats has succeeded beyond their wildest dreams.

Blue State Conservative

There was already an unspoken pressure on jurors to convict Chauvin before the trial even began. “Convict Chauvin or there will be riots everywhere” was the secret message that was conveyed, not unlike the Mafia.

PJ Media

Stephen Kruiser: An integral component of the leftist rage mob’s plan to remake the United States of America into a Third-World communist hellhole is to keep the “systemic racism” false narrative rolling along. Being pleased with this verdict wouldn’t help that at all. Predictably, Drooling Joe’s puppet masters pulled the moron’s strings and made him play along.

Fox News

Greg Gutfeld: Sadly, we've normalized the threat of violence as a method to exact justice. After an event occurs, mayhem is now like a weather pattern -- "74% chance of arson, 90% chance of assault. Better board up those windows." Worse, our acceptance of anarchy has made it a wonderful opportunity for looters to step in and decry racial injustice by stealing a rack of expensive jackets.

Fox News

Tucker Carlson: Can we really trust the way by which the former Minneapolis police officer was found guilty?

Infowars

It’s almost as if the left was never going to let up on their racial division of America no matter what outcome came from Chauvin’s trial. This type of ungrateful and discontented reaction by the left brings to mind the idiom: give a mouse a cookie, and he’ll only ask you for a glass of milk.

Flag and Cross

Chauvin was found guilty of second-degree unintentional murder, third-degree murder, and second-degree manslaughter. This is an absurd miscarriage of justice and is a political outcome, not justice. Chauvin is not guilty of murder at all. Certainly, the case can be made for manslaughter. But this man had no intentions of murdering anyone.

Townhall

The jury’s speed and unfettered certainty, so embraced by those yearning for a conviction, may inform an appellate assertion that the jury was moved by more than evidence.

National Review

While the guilty verdicts are rational and defensible, the speedy nature of the decision could lead to problems for prosecutors in the appellate process.

FrontPage

The speed of the decision was itself evidence that the jury hadn’t deliberated or even considered any of the evidence presented in the trial, as to what actually caused Floyd’s death, whether Chauvin acted in accordance with the standard procedures of the Minneapolis Police Department, and therefore whether there was any malice or inhumane disregard for Floyd’s life involved in Chauvin’s actions.