Newsmax

Dick Morris: McConnell believes that the most important asset in a Senate race is money. In his desire for rich candidates, McConnell is prone to overlook the candidate qualities of leadership, credentials, and charisma. A checkbook is all that matters. But McConnell’s view is antiquated.

Washington Free Beacon

Funded in part by the left-wing billionaire George Soros, a “Lancet” committee proposes a raft of radical policies in the name of “public health.”

Fox News

Kayleigh McEnany: My journey to becoming White House press secretary began in a pickup truck, alongside my dad, who played Rush Limbaugh religiously.

Washington Free Beacon

Limbaugh entered stage right just as Ronald Reagan made his exit. He took from Reagan the sense that America's future is bright, that America isn't broken, just its liberal political, media, and cultural elites.

American Thinker

We toast the amazing Rush Limbaugh, mourn his death, celebrate his Salvation, and recognize his profound impact on this nation and conservatives everywhere.

Wall Street Journal

His critics called him a racist and about everything else, which was always unfair. His real offense was to gain millions of weekly listeners by mocking the left’s pieties. He dissected environmental scare campaigns, and he ridiculed the news media for finding epidemics of homelessness only during Republican administrations.

NY Post

He gave an entire generation of Americans a way to think and talk about politics and the meaning of America, and a vocabulary for pushing back against what he believed to be — and we now know to be — a deeply anti-American and aggressively totalitarian left.

American Greatness

Rush helped people realize they weren’t alone when the media tyrants were trying their hardest to alienate the common man and denigrate their hopes, dreams and worries. Rush spoke to real people, not the coastal elites and taste-makers and for that reason, the left could never crush him.

FrontPage

A great American is no longer with us.

American Conservative

Limbaugh’s tremendous success—paired, perhaps, with hypocrisy—bedeviled the left. Allegiance to his legacy is likely to become a litmus test in the Republican Party in the coming months, and conservatives were swift to defend the deceased on Wednesday.

Townhall

He walked the path to radio greatness by recognizing and encouraging the nation that offers such remarkable opportunities to all of us. Not everyone will reach the pinnacle of a chosen field, but in his remarkable journey, he always found evidence of the wonders of this land of unequaled promise.

Daily Wire

Following an unfortunately familiar pattern in the aftermath of the death of a conservative figure, Leftists rushed to mock Rush Limbaugh and celebrate news of his death after a year-long battle with lung cancer. Among those cheering Limbaugh’s death were a host of blue checkmarks on Twitter, including celebrities, political commentators, and journalists.

NewsBusters

Venom coursed through the left and their media pals as many celebrated his death. MSNBC’s The ReidOut was no exception with host Joy Reid, conservative-turned-ardent liberal Charlie Sykes, and Washington Post columnist Dana Milbank rhetorically spitting on his grave as having made Americans dumber and taught white Americans to hate minorities.

Daily Signal

In a media world dominated by liberals, Limbaugh gave rare voice to what we already believed about individual liberty, personal responsibility, and limited government. He delivered it all with an irreverent humor—and with what he jokingly called “talent on loan from God”—that will be difficult to replace.

Washington Examiner

Eddie Scarry: It would take a year to list all of the things Rush Limbaugh did for right-wingers in this country, so let's just go with my favorite: He instilled in us the truth that not only is it OK to be hated by liberals in the national media, but it can be fun!