Western Journal

“The Hitler” was trending on Twitter on Tuesday after leftists such as actress Debra Messing decided to share a doctored photo of Adolf Hitler holding up a Bible. The implication was that when Trump holds up a Bible, he is subtly referencing the Nazi leader. “A dog whistle to white nationalists and Nazis,” Messing wrote in a caption to the picture.

Rush Limbaugh

If Barack Hussein Obama — the same set of circumstances, but Barack Hussein O is the president — had Obama decided to walk out the front door of the White House, down the driveway, across the street to Lafayette Park and over to St. John’s Church, it would have been hailed as the second coming of Jesus Christ Himself. The Drive-By Media would have been bowing down all along the route.

PJ Media

Not only was tear gas not used, but, according to the USPP, there were acts of violence by the protesters, which means they weren’t peaceful. Peaceful protests don’t result in destruction of property, vandalism, or US Park Police being injured. Unfortunately, the media jumped on the false story, allowing it to spread before the facts came out. 

Newsmax

President Trump faces the greatest challenge of his very eventful life, and also an immense opportunity to silence his detractors. Not since Charles de Gaulle faced a prolonged general strike in France in 1968 has the leader of a large Western democracy faced something so closely approximating an insurrection as the situation President Trump faces now.

Daily Caller

Judging by the speech, Hume contended that one “would never know” that civil rights legislation had ever passed or that “countless blacks” have “moved into the middle class.”

Townhall

John Stossel: No justice, no peace!" they shout. Then they break windows. It makes me furious…This country, and capitalism, has done more good things for disadvantaged people of all races than any society, ever.

American Thinker

Lloyd Marcus: Who is opposing justice for Mr. Floyd? The answer is no one. Therefore, what is the real purpose of the riots, hate, violence, and chaos in our streets?

Washington Free Beacon

If peaceful armed protesters are voicing frustration with a lockdown, as happened in Democratic darling Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s state of Michigan, they see anarchy. But when smashed windows and mutilated civilians can be contorted into an issue of "racial justice," then fealty to their hard-left ideology trumps any concern for safety or sanity.

Fox News

Tucker Carlson: Politicians, celebrities, corporate leaders, clergy, news anchors, professional athletes -- almost every person in this country that we were raised from childhood to look up to, to respect, to listen to -- all of them sided with the people burning police stations.

Gregg Jarrett

The head of the San Raffaele Hospital in Milan in the northern region of Lombardy, which has borne the brunt of Italy’s coronavirus contagion expressed optimism at the state of the virus. “In reality, the virus clinically no longer exists in Italy,” Dr. Alberto Zangrillo told Reuters.

Daily Kos

When Donald Trump’s time in the White House is reduced to a small exhibit in the back corner of Ripley’s Believe or Not Museum, a single phrase will serve to define Trump’s every act: “I don't take responsibility at all.” Trump may have said that in response to a question about his handling of the COVID-19 crisis, but it’s an all-purpose description of his policy on every point.

National Review

Restoring order to America’s cities isn’t a complicated proposition. All it requires is resources and determination and a firm rejection of the longstanding progressive fallacy that an overwhelming police presence is “provocative” and “escalatory” and must be avoided.

Pat Buchanan

Without the thin blue line, far larger sectors of dozens of America’s cities would be in ruins, burned to the ground by the mobs that showered police and their vehicles with rocks, bricks, bottles, Molotov cocktails and any debris that could be thrown at them.

Big League Politics

This may invalidate the narrative being pushed by social justice activists.

The Federalist

Believing fast food is essential while the Lord’s Supper is nonessential has always been ridiculous. But believing worshiping is dangerous while looting is warranted is downright infuriating.