National Review

For higher earners, the bills climb so fast that they jump off the chart. The average for Americans with incomes between $500,000 and $1 million is $304,000. A typical American family, with $88,000 of income, faces a bill near $27,000.

Daily Caller

At a time when Americans desperately need real hope and real economic opportunity, the so-called stimulus package seems tailor-made to take both from them, massively increasing the debt of generations to come in the process.

Breitbart

“Stimulus check equals gun money,” the owner of Wex Gunworks in Florida, told Forbes last week. It isn’t just the money from the government encouraging people to go out purchase guns, it is also — obviously — a year’s worth of leftwing terrorism and violence.

American Thinker

Biden’s flat delivery, blank stare, general confusion, and tortured shuffle defy his hopeful pronouncements. All his deliberations about how “we” have to come together is nothing but trite tripe, cooked up by his speechwriters. In reality, Uncle Joe, having already broken many of his campaign promises, is more a heel than a healer.

WND

Officer Sicknick was a good man. He was a supporter of President Trump. He was well-liked by one and all. It's bad enough his death was used in a lie – once – and maybe a second time. Are they deliberately stacking the deck against Tanios and Khater, a couple of fast-food managers? Are these two desperadoes a threat to Americans everywhere?

Gateway Pundit

The Vindman twins have no business being in the US military or the NSC, and certainly should not be getting promoted.

PJ Media

The youngest governor in America is on a seemingly unstoppable roll these days.

National Review

The Best Picture list looks politicized — like a race and gender-studies reading list. It doesn’t look amusing. Instead, it lacks broad attraction and the promise of a good time that used to be proven by the fact of popularity.

Townhall

John Stossel: Today's award shows aren't about recognizing what's best. They're about pleasing the left. Maybe that's why ratings have been dropping for years. Viewership for the 2021 Golden Globes was down by 68%. The Grammy Awards fell by 55%. Perhaps the public is wising up.

Hollywood in Toto

Here’s the film’s official synopsis: In “We tell the story of the Biden Family Corruption through the eyes of Hunter Biden. You will be shocked by what you see on screen. You may think you know the story, but the truth is more damning than you could ever imagine!” Anyone visiting MySonHunter.com can make a tax-deductible donation to help the film become a reality.

American Thinker

Democrat politicians, Republican quislings, and media dishonestly described the Trump rally as a riot that culminated in “storming the Capitol”. Describing the rally in that way conflated two separate events held by two separate groups of people who held opposing views. The truth is that Trump supporters, when they saw Antifa was present, made efforts to stop them from unlawful conduct.

Daily Caller

Obama got rid of Osama bin Laden and Trump killed Iranian terrorist Qasem Soleimani and others. Not to be outdone, and in just 50 days, Biden and his PC police got Mr. Potato Head, Pepe Le Pew and The Cat in the Hat.

PJ Media

Stephen Kruiser: America’s shame is that this president can’t string three sentences together without a month of practice. The press corps will be complicit in making sure that the event is something they can heap praise on Biden for later. Sadly, the bar is so low for him that if he simply manages to avoid chewing on his toes while he’s up there they’ll call it a success.

Newsmax

Biden falsely claimed during last week’s abominable Covid speech that America’s deceased were "young and old." The CDC reportsthat, as of March 10, of the grossly overinflated 507,000 "Provisional COVID Deaths," 410,000, or 81%, were Americans 65 years of age and older. Only 8,000 of the deceased, or 2%, were under 40 years of age.

CNS News

As of March 10, according to the latest data published by the CDC, Covid-19 has tragically taken the lives of 507,227 people in the United States. Of these, 216 have been 17 or younger. This is a disease that has inflicted its greatest toll on older people.