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."

The Federalist

“60 Minutes” and Lesley Stahl falsely reported it is “unverified” that the Obama-Biden administration spied on Trump’s campaign in 2016.

NewsBusters

During Norah O’Donnell’s portion of 60 Minutes Sunday evening where she spoke to Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, the CBS anchor brushed past Biden’s corruption scandal, only asking one measly and highly biased question about it to the Democratic candidate.

National Review

Nearly 500 parents have been located but are refusing to take custody of their children in the hopes of returning to the United States.

WND

Well, now we know why Big Tech suppresses stories unfavorable to Beijing's chosen candidate Joe Biden while simultaneously giving Chinese Communist Party propaganda a megaphone. It turns out citizens of the People's Republic of China run Facebook's Department of Censorship.

Washington Free Beacon

The Economist provided sympathetic coverage of a Chinese tech giant considered a national security risk without disclosing the publication's lucrative business relationship with the firm that spanned nearly a decade. Huawei Technologies commissioned the Economist‘s business consulting division to advance its policy agendas and deflect cybersecurity concerns raised by Western governments. 

FrontPageMagazine

Any city infested with rats is also infested with Democrats.

Townhall

Kurt Schlichter: How often have you seen Republicans treating the mainstream media like buddies instead of the partisan opponents that they are? GOP dummies go on "60 Minutes" or some Sunday morning libfest, get ritually disemboweled, and come back scratching their toupees wondering what the hell just happened. 

NY Post

President Trump will not be looking to remake the country. He will trust that America will, given support but not interference, bounce back. He will, in short, not get in the way. Re-electing him is the best choice for the United States. Plus, it’ll really tick off Hollywood.

Manchester Union-Leader

Biden was among the most moderate in the crowded 2020 Democratic primary field, proposing some of the lowest new spending among that increasingly left-leaning group. We are hopeful that this is a sign of the thoughtful and pragmatic public servant President Joe Biden will be. Sadly, President Trump has proven himself to be the antithesis of thoughtful and pragmatic; he has failed to earn a second term.

PJ Media

President Trump won this thing in a rout, even though you won’t be finding that out from any mainstream media outlets.

NewsBusters

NBC’s Kristen Welker failed as a debate moderator.