American Thinker

Dr. Ted Noel: I wore surgical masks daily for 36 years as an anesthesiologist. Do properly used surgical masks reduce disease spread in the general public? To say there are almost no data would not be overstating the case.

PJ Media

Most of us do believe that the current polling is, put mildly, completely full of crap. Still, we have to prepare for the outside chance that the polls may be right…There are enough stupid people to elect Crazy Joe president. The one saving grace is that most aren’t motivated to get off of their lazy Democrat butts and vote for him, even if it’s done via the vote-by-mail fraud scam.

Pat Buchanan

If Biden emerges, then he will have to answer why all these institutions where his party and people are predominant — the media, Hollywood, the academic community, public schools, big-city governments, the big foundations, the federal bureaucracy — are apparently shot through with systemic racism after decades of Democratic dominance.

Breitbart

Former Vice President Joe Biden on Thursday falsely claimed that the Chinese coronavirus has killed a staggering 120 million people — just moments before a live stream of his remarks went dead…In the same interview, Biden appeared to forget the name of the Ebola virus.

RedState

 It’s down to Tammy Duckworth, Keisha Lance Bottoms, Michelle Lujan Grisham, Kamala Harris, and Val Demings…We can expect Biden’s pick in three weeks or so, if not sooner. It all depends on the polling and the campaign’s eagerness to get a fresh face out there.

WND

The Democratic Party has a long history of oppressing people because of the color of their skin, and it is alive and well today.

Washington Examiner

Joy Reid does not seem to know much of anything, let alone obscure details of American political history. Worse still is her embrace of the absolute worst trends in modern political discourse. There is no anti-Republican conspiracy theory she will not promote, no anti-GOP slander too malicious for her to repeat, and no anti-conservative remark too uninformed and insipid for her to utter.

American Conservative

In college, 1619 Project's Nikole Hannah-Jones (the Pulitzer Prize-winning NY Times magazine reporter) penned a racist, anti-white screed. Does she believe these things today?…Surely the NY Times would not wish to employ a racist. Surely the paper deplores all racism, and makes no exception for anti-white racism.

CNS News

The radicals behind this movement don't just tweet about abolishing the police. They also talk about abolishing prisons. If violence is the problem, how is emptying prisons the solution? What next? Abolish the courts? 

American Greatness

In Washington Obama is feared, not loved; no one dares to cross him. It’s the Chicago Way.

The Federalist

It’s surprising that the series survived the woke mob and are allowed to remain on HBO Max.

Daily Caller

Those who charge that institutional racism is rampant in America are the same as those who run the country’s major institutions – city governments, academe, the media, Hollywood, major sports leagues and the Washington, D.C. deep state bureaucracy. Accountability? None.  The irony is rich.

Louder with Crowder

Many of us have been waiting for the Republican Party to grow a set. ..The question is, what else are Republicans going to do with it? What is the party doing to run this as a commercial or get this off of the internet and in front of voters? That's the question. Also as an aside, a slick commercial isn't a substitute for actually enforcing laws.

NY Post

The board’s assumption is that vast swaths of New Yorkers feel offended, even threatened, by the statue. But do we know if that’s, in fact, true? While the statue’s supposedly problematic nature has been discussed for some time, it has never been some enormous point of contention in the Big Apple.

Huffpost

Trump who has done the most damage to national monuments, dismantling or desecrating four federally protected land and water sites with significant cultural, archeological and natural resources.  Those rollbacks include carving more than 2 million acres from a pair of protected national monuments in Utah in December 2017. The boundary of Bears Ears, a 1.35 million-acre landscape that several tribes consider sacred, was cut by 85%.