NY Post

This week, for the first time, Twitter “fact-checked” one of President Trump’s opinions and redirected users to coverage from that paragon of fairness and objectivity, CNN (don’t laugh).

Rush Limbaugh

 Silicon Valley tech gazillionaires are all-in on Biden. Joe Biden hasn't even mastered the rotary phone yet, much less learned how to use an iPhone and yet tech wizards are all-in on this guy.

WND

Former Vice President Joe Biden’s latest verbal blunder will leave even casual students of history scratching their heads.

National Review

Rich Lowry: Being told what to do by epidemiologists and officials wielding “science” as their authority has been enough to bring Tea Party–era liberty back in vogue.

BernardGoldberg.com

John Daly: Our president has a long history of advancing debunked conspiracy theories. And because a conspiracy theory exists involving one of his frequent media critics, Trump has decided to use his platform as our nation’s top executive to draw maximum attention to it… no matter who is hurt in the process. In this case, the victims are the family and legacy of Lori Klausutis.

Just the News

The four-part docuseries was co-produced by author James Patterson’s entertainment company. Patterson co-wrote a political thriller with Clinton in 2018, “The President Is Missing.” The two are now collaborating on a second thriller, “The President's Daughter,” scheduled for publication in June, 2021. 

Daily Kos

Trump was ready to do what he always does—widen divisions and increase anger…He demanded for looters to be shot, and in doing so, he called back to a phrase, “when the looting starts, the shooting starts,” that comes from the darkest heart of police assaults on Blacks fighting for Civil Rights during the 1960s.

The Federalist

To those looking to benefit politically from emergencies, Covid presents an opportunity to advance plans targeted to transform American freedom and the American way of life.

NY Post

Joe Biden looked ridiculous wearing a Michael Jackson mask and sunglasses that covered most of his face on Memorial Day. It was his first outing in more than 10 weeks from his Delaware basement and should have been an opportunity to project strength and hope for the campaign ahead. Instead, it was a total downer.

PJ Media

Stephen Kruiser: My resistance to the mask mongers isn’t just rooted in my God-given American right to hate being told what to do, although that is a big part of it. My real problem is that so many people aren’t observing proper mask etiquette that it makes the whole effort kind of useless.

Washington Examiner

Conservative commentators should refrain from shaming those who, on taking stock of their own circumstances, have decided to remain at home to reduce their risk of coming down with, or spreading, the coronavirus. Be particularly wary of any pundits using our fallen heroes' sacrifices as political fodder…and advocating mass-shaming groupthink to encourage people to engage in behaviors that could have serious and even deadly consequences.

National Review

What needs changing is the behavior of the president, who lacks the power to control his own urges.

Todd Starnes

So it turns out the guy in charge of integrity at Twitter once claimed that members of the Trump Administration were actual Nazis. Yoel Roth is the head of site integrity at Twitter. In 2016 he mocked Middle America – said people in fly over states voted for a racist tangerine – his words, not mine.

Washington Free Beacon

Former aides to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D., Calif.) have raked in hundreds of thousands of dollars this year as registered lobbyists on coronavirus-related issues, according to federal disclosure records reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon. At least seven ex-Pelosi aides…have registered as lobbyists on behalf of dozens of companies seeking benefits from coronavirus-related legislation.

BPR

The ease with which two Democrat politicians in Palm Beach County, Florida, may have managed to manipulate and “encourage” voters to support them in 2017 thanks to “gaping holes” in the state’s mail-in balloting lend credence to President Trump’s growing concerns about implementing a similar system nationwide.