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!

RedState

Rush Limbaugh has taught us to be unafraid of the left. He has often accurately — and brutally — exposed them for the tyrants they are towards people who push back at their ideas in the slightest manner.

PJ Media

Rush’s death was a blow to conservatives at a time when we’re still numb from whatever the hell went on last November. Given that Rush often felt like the glue that was holding conservatives together during the rough patches, many might feel that this is a critical blow. No doubt the people on the other side are hoping it is.

Newsmax

Trump appeared via phone on "Greg Kelly Reports" to express his sadness for the passing of Limbaugh, who died earlier in the dayfrom lung cancer at the age of 70. "We lost a great one today," Trump said. "Rush was just a unique character, and a great friend to all of us. So, we lost a really great gentlemen today."

PJ Media

Stephen Kruiser: As the governor of a large state, DeSantis has a name recognition advantage that most governors don’t enjoy. Additionally, all of the undeserved negative press he’s gotten in the last year has backfired and made him better known than the Democrats probably wanted him to be. If he remains popular in ’24 it will make all of his haters’ heads explode. He might get my support just for that.

Newsmax

Conrad Black: Not only is it lurking everywhere in the country; not only has the maniacal Democratic and NeverTrump coalition’s effort to legitimize the results of the presidential election failed to convince anyone except themselves; this fatuous impeachment exercise is the end of the five-year Democratic media effort to make the defamation of Trump a substitute for all other government and politics.

Washington Examiner

Despite Trump's desire to rewrite history, there is zero chance that if Kevin McCarthy or Matt Gaetz were in charge of the Senate that Trump would have gotten a fraction of the judicial confirmations passed that McConnell did, much less the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

The Federalist

The idea that McConnell is the right man to decide who is “electable” is a joke.

Washington Free Beacon

Republicans in search of a promising politician capable of assembling a post-Trump coalition need look no further than Florida governor Ron DeSantis. A pugnacious populist by disposition, DeSantis has demonstrated that he has real governing chops.

American Conservative

Rod Dreher: There’s nothing wrong with them publicly opposing his views, but to cut him off from the family because he’s against Donald Trump? What is wrong with those people?!…The idea that politics, of all things, would cause us to publicly disfellowship each other — it’s stunning, and disgusting, whether it comes from the woke Left or the Trump-cult Right.

National Review

Irrespective of whether impeachment had ever been pursued, it is vital that we have an accurate accounting of what happened on January 6, including an accurate accounting of what happened to Officer Brian Sicknick. And since impeachment was pursued, we are also owed an explanation of why the House managers did not clarify the circumstances of Sicknick’s death after making an explosive allegation about how it came to pass.

Big League Politics

Greenwald published an article on his Substack on Tuesday exposing falsehoods that have been deliberately spread on corporate platforms to gin up fear and create new Draconian restrictions against civil liberties.