NY Post

One of his top guys wants a six-week national lockdown, with mass borrowing to pay all the sidelined workers. Another wanted the country to go on lockdown for 18 months — and doesn’t believe life is worth living after age 75.

Washington Free Beacon

Jeffrey Sachs, an economist and potential progressive pick for a cabinet position under a Joe Biden administration, appeared on Chinese propaganda outlets throughout the 2020 campaign to blast U.S. foreign policy as an "unholy crusade against China." He contributed to scathing articles in the Global Times, China Daily, and other regime mouthpieces and has appeared on state-owned tv outlets.

Washington Examiner

For all of his vices, the media have been infatuated with President Trump for the last four years. Now, he is becoming like the ex-boyfriend they can’t refrain from stalking.

National Review

Moving from the endless drama over the looming Nazi coup to talking about the carbon projections in the Paris Accords isn’t going to be great for resistance clicks.

Washington Times

Jeff Myers, president of Summit Ministries, is calling on Christians to get bolder, louder and more involved in policy and politics, or else face the consequences of a rapidly secularizing America — meaning the demise and degradation and loss of freedom and individual rights. This, in a nutshell, is the key to keeping America free.

Newsmax

Paige Donner: The Republican party, once thought of as country-club, white-glove, soft-shoe and high-brow has now officially become the party of the working class, the party of inclusion and, at long last, a political party where women can excel in notable numbers. Under Trump we now also have the first female Justice to the Supreme Court with school-age children.

RedState

Ticketmaster is working on an app to verify the vaccine status of concert-goers before being allowed entry to venues…Now we’re being told that in order to return to business and life, we first must inject something into our bodies that we may or may not be comfortable with. Regardless of the private vs. public sector nuances, it seems like a good constitutional lawyer could have a field day with this type of monitoring.

American Conservative

A pause in the never-ending cycle of higher prices for less will mean that more middle-class people will be able to live in the city again. More neighborhood-oriented businesses will return, and commerce will have less focus on tourism. Life will actually become more enjoyable for long-time New Yorkers, and more affordable. The show will go on, but it will have different characters.

Population Research Institute

This just-released book reveals how China inflicted Covid-19 on the world. It explores how some governments are using the virus panic to implement more population control, including euthanasia. The book also looks at how George Soros’s companies will profit from the crisis.

Gateway Pundit

The great Fox News stars should seriously consider leaving this biased organization that did more to damage the election on Election Night than any organization out there. People trusted Fox. But Fox delayed calls for Trump wins and projected Biden wins immediately. They did this so President Trump would never have the lead. Their comments and projections were disgusting.

American Greatness

New, but not improved, Fox News has chosen to present its election coverage with a strong pro-Joe Biden bias…This is the story of the rise and fall of Fox News, and the rise of Newsmax and One America News.

American Thinker

The evidence of cheating is so overwhelming that any honest person would seek to correct it. There is no shortage of outrageous statistical anomalies, videos, first-person testimonies, voting machine “glitches,” abuses of authority, and much more.

American Spectator

Unpostmarked mail-in ballots will make the difference, thanks to the Democrat state Supreme Court.

Zero Hedge

Speaking with Fox Business’ Lou Dobbs, Giuliani claimed that “almost none” of the hundreds of thousands of ballots were observed by Republican poll watchers. State election law requires the presence of poll watchers from all parties.

FrontPageMag

Every time a Democrat starts talking about “reaching across the aisle” and “bipartisanship,” he’s getting ready to pick your pocket. Such bromides are really euphemisms for serving their policy preferences rather than conservative ones, after which they’ll pat you on the head as a “good Republican” or a “maverick” for betraying your conservative principles.