Washington Examiner

It's a common line that Trump campaigned only on darkness and carnage. But come to a Trump rally in Middle America, and you'll start to wonder if he ever campaigned at all, or instead just held a series of parties.

Infowars

A far left group is vowing to “make sure Trump leaves” the White House after the election, even if he wins, with radicals preparing to storm and occupy DC. The Shut Down DC group says it will “be in the streets before the polls even close,” asserting that “Trump will not leave office without mass mobilization and direct action.”

Washington Times

We all have our biases, but there is difference between serving as a “flack” (aka PR agent) for a political campaign, organization, or a cause and holding oneself out as an objective truth-seeking “journalist.”

NewsBusters

It’s obvious that the networks are pouring their energy into confronting and criticizing the President, not equally covering both campaigns. During the twelve weeks that were examined, Trump received 839 minutes of coverage, compared to just 269 minutes of airtime for Biden, a three-to-one disparity. Even more lopsided, analysts found ten times more evaluative statements about Trump than Biden.

American Conservative

The media will justify much in the name of de-Trumpification, and New York Times columnists are already proposing Orwellian tribunals like a truth and reconciliation commission. In the eyes of our democracy’s self-appointed managers, something happened in 2016 that shouldn’t have. They will work to make sure it doesn’t happen again, and change the rules if they can.

WND

You need to vote for the presidential and vice presidential candidates who will champion life and not death; freedom and not socialist totalitarianism; traditional values and not progressive-left “there-are-100-different-genders” sexual anarchy; freedom of speech and religion, not censorship and “cancel culture.”

Daily Caller

The Left likes to speak for the working class, but that’s about all it ever does for them.Because when it comes to policy, progressive ideas don’t just deprioritize working families. Progressive policies are actively harmful to anyone besides the rich and urban elites who craft them. This has always been so, but never truer than it is today.

Big League Politics

Twitter is censoring the raw audio of Detroit poll workers being trained by state election officials to lie to voters, destroy ballots, disenfranchise poll challengers, and perform other tasks that put next week’s vote in jeopardy in the key battleground state of Michigan.

PJ Media

How is a guy who needs three days of sleep—just to be able to hope he can avoid abandoning his native tongue—going to be the leader of the free world? Biden is so far gone that he might get confused and try to bomb his own homeland once he’s sworn in.

BernardGoldberg.com

Bill O’Reilly: It is apparent that Joe Biden has bought into a governing concept that harms some citizens to benefit others.  And if he is elected President, many Americans are likely to be hurt in the name of economic, environmental, and racial “justice.”

American Conservative

Biden’s potential wrongdoing could provide an opening for Democrats to remove him from office (if elected) and to replace him with Kamala Harris, who would be next-in-line. This is not outside the realm of possibility, as many believe that Biden is merely a conduit for an eventual Harris presidency. 

Rush Limbaugh

The Trump rallies are making the silent voter more bold. I think so more and more people are watching that’s rallies. I think they’re getting a different psychological effect from them. 

Washington Examiner

If the president wins Pennsylvania, and that would mean he'd have a good chance at winning a second term, he might well owe his victory to his grassroots supporters' work on the road. Jumping in their cars and trucks and inviting others to come along has heightened the enthusiasm in oil and gas country. Look for them to keep driving all the way to Election Day.

Daily Caller

A good time was had by all as frontline workers, military families, schoolchildren and trick-or-treaters of all ages, dressed up as witches, dinosaurs, the incredible Hulk and even a hot dog, as they walked by and waved at the president and first lady and took pictures.

TheBlaze

The "Jews for Trump" caravan was attacked by people throwing projectiles, including paint, eggs, and rocks. The parade was touted as the "largest Jewish car parade in history."