Newsmax

The left’s celebration of this violence is shocking. Rather than mere sweatpants-clad zealots in their moms’ basements, Democratic politicians and their left-wing media comrades encouraged, enabled, and empowered those who saw four Minneapolis cops go low and then went lower.

Louder with Crowder

Their members are more interested in raging because their mom breastfed them for a few years too long. They take out this frustrated anger by attacking people who are better than they are in every conceivable way, while wearing masks so no one knows how malnourished and pathetic they are as they attack old ladies, unarmed and unprepared bystanders, or inanimate objects.

Rush Limbaugh

How in the world do people doing this think that it's going to help the Biden campaign or Democrats in general? Do they really think that a majority of Americans hate the cops?

PJ Media

While we all agree that unjustified police brutality is bad, is there really an “epidemic” of racial bias in police brutality? Looking at the data, the answer might actually be no. According to a 2019 study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, white officers are not more likely to shoot black civilians than black or Hispanic officers are. 

Washington Examiner

There is a systemic problem that has seeped into our law enforcement agencies, and that problem is a superiority complex that has led many officers to believe that they can act with impunity. The Buffalo Police Department proved that this problem exists this weekend…

CNS News

Allen West: There are bad people in any and every career pursuit in America. We must end the collective demonization of any one group, including law enforcement officers. But the most vital issue in America right now is to stop enabling elected officials and the rule of the mob to determine who and what is essential -- and whose lives matter.

Townhall

When asked whether you’re “loving your neighbor” by not wearing a mask, you should ask the questioner whether "loving your neighbor" involves continuing to encourage the ongoing yet completely unnecessary national panic and continuing to give credence to would-be tin-pot dictators who want to run our lives and wreck their economies to own Drumpf? 

American Greatness

Is it deemed more or less evil to wear a mask while hitting a store owner over the head with a two-by-four?

National Review

In a time of crisis, their synchronized chorus of complaints, falsehoods, and partisan appeals to resistance threaten the very constitutional order they claim to revere.

The Gateway Pundit

Massive riots, looting, destruction in the millions and wholesale persecution of the police…For months the American people were told to shelter in place and wear masks and keep their children from school, all precautions to prevent the spread of the China coronavirus. 

Media Matters

They're funding a hate-for-profit machine. The companies include Amazon, Best Buy, Verizon and Pfizer.

Fox News

Former Defense Secretary James Mattis boasts some 7,000 books in his library. This makes the unbearable lightness of his public attack on President Trump that much more mysterious. Had Mattis done some reading first, he might not have penned his vacuous anti-Trump broadside in The Atlantic.

Pat Buchanan

Did the general actually produce this pile of mush that reads like something out of Ramsey Clark in the 1960s?My guess: Mattis, an obedient servant of President Trump for two years, has been persuaded that the wind is blowing the other way and his “place in history” demands that he get himself on the correct side. The general has just defected to the resistance.

National Review

The paper hasn’t yet identified any factual errors in the piece, and its statement seems a transparent way to try to climb down from its decision to publish the piece to appease its staff and readers. The Cotton team has no idea what the Times is talking about. The senator had fairly recently written two other op-eds for the Times. “Each time,” a Cotton staffer says, “the process was rigorous and somewhat onerous, and that was true of this time as well.”

RedState

Instead of losing 7.8 million jobs, we gained 2.5 million. The unemployment rate, instead of rising to 19.5%, dropped to 13.3%. This looks to be the beginning of the V shaped recovery some more optimistic onlookers have talked about.