Pat Buchanan

As it rises in prominence, the issue of defunding police will divide the Democratic Party more than the GOP. For while the hard left sees cops in ideological and class terms as racist and fascist, the right, by and large, sees the police as the last line of defense against the anarchy we saw erupt when there were not enough cops in New York and D.C. to control the mobs looting Fifth Avenue and Georgetown.

The Federalist

The rise of vigilante groups in Mexico offers a hint of what happens when institutions fail and civil society collapses. America should be paying attention.

Washington Examiner

Oftentimes at sporting events, the PA announcer will ask people to rise and remove their caps “to honor America” with the national anthem. Honoring the U.S. shouldn’t be a political issue. There are certain aspects about America that are far from perfect (for conservatives, legalized abortion being one of them), but we believe in the opportunity to make positive change.

Communities Digital News

Roger (Goody Goody) Goodell whose spine probably comes from the DeBlasio vine has decided that players who wish to kneel or protest during the playing of the Star-Spangled Banner may do it. But this is the post-post Pete Rozelle era; that era when men were men. At least men like Paul Hornung and Alex Karras took their punishment and owned up to it. Colin Kaepernick just whines and gets another tattoo. Boo, hoo, you precious little QB has been.

Daily Caller

Today’s FBI, as witnessed just recently by its employees kneeling before those who violate the very laws its personnel are sworn to uphold, and in the 2016-17 efforts by its senior officials to target President Trump, Gen. Michael Flynn and others for political reasons, has forsaken its fundamental and defining mission.

CNS News

No one should take white liberals seriously unless they have some skin in the game. They should begin by liquidating their assets, selling their investments, and emptying their bank accounts. Then they should "make a black friend" by giving their money to minority-owned business owners whose stores have been destroyed by white terrorists in the name of racial equality. 

Wall Street Journal

The purge of senior editors at progressive newspapers this weekend is no cause for cheering. Their resignations are another milestone in the march of identity politics and cancel culture through our liberal institutions, and American journalism and democracy will be worse for it.

Campus Reform

On the same day that Wichita State University Tech announced that Ivanka Trump would be a guest speaker at its virtual commencement address, the university also canceled her speech. There was backlash from the university regarding the Trump administration and George Floyd’s death. 

American Greatness

Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) is the leading exponent of using strong force against the George Floyd riots; Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.), on the other hand, focused more on police racism. Cotton spoke up for the Silent Majority; Hawley conceded ground to radical left-wing activists.

Infowars

A New York Times columnist wrote an article in which he demanded that people ditch family members who don’t make financial donations to Black Lives Matter. Yes, really. In an article titled ‘I Don’t Need ‘Love’ Texts From My White Friends’, Chad Sanders hysterically hyperventilates about how he lives in constant “fear of death” because he is black.

Huff Post

Kayleigh McEnany was living in Washington but voted in Florida. Trump used an address he promised Palm Beach officials would not be a residence.

American Thinker

See for yourself. Exclusive pictures you will not see in the DNC media.

The Federalist

Americans didn't kneel to British tyranny, Nazi fascism, or Soviet communism. We won't kneel for a collective guilt movement that's gone off the rails.

Washington Free Beacon

"Defund the police," says former Obama Justice Department spokesman Brian Fallon…"Abolish the police," say all the wokest libs. It is only a matter of time before America's largest corporations start lining up to express their performative allegiance to the cause. Nike would obviously be first in line.

Fox News

Yesterday was a terrible day for The New York Times – and freedom of expression everywhere. On Sunday afternoon, the Times announced that James Bennet, its editorial page editor, would resign, and Jim Dao, his deputy, would be reassigned. Their crime: publishing an opinion piece from a United States senator Times staffers and readers did not like.