Louder with Crowder

Knowing the week is going to su-diddly-uck, please enjoy what is possibly the greatest love story during this time of the coronavirus. She's a girl taking her dog for a walk in a park, being interviewed by a reporter. He's just a bro being a bro.

Infowars

Democrat activist Christian Cooper admitted Monday on Facebook that he threatened “Karen” and her dog before she called police on him.

NY Post

Michael Goodwin: In hindsight, the plot against Trump was breathtaking in its boldness and venality. For Sessions even now to claim he did the right thing is sheer idiocy. If he felt so strongly about recusal, then he should have resigned because Trump deserved to have a fully functioning AG. Instead, he got Rosenstein, whose appointment of Mueller and his role in the dishonest FISA applications reek of conflicts and errors.

Washington Times

The empirical evidence here suggests that religious institutions are of central importance of human flourishing and unlikely to accelerate the spread or return of the virus.

Townhall

Leadership is about staking out principles and standing by them. President Trump ran for president to "Make America Great Again." He is exercising leadership by declaring religion and church attendance essential to American greatness.

PJ Media

Stephen Kruiser: First, the editorial brain trust at the paper decided to do a gimmicky front page on Sunday that listed the names of Americans  who died from COVID-19. Of course I believe these people should be mourned. What bothered me is that there is a very, very specific group of fallen Americans who we are supposed to remember on Memorial Day Weekend and I found the timing of this to be exceedingly off-putting.

Campus Reform

A nonprofit watchdog organization has filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of education regarding alleged undisclosed donations from China to the University of Pennsylvania and its Biden Center for Diplomacy and Public Engagement, an arm of the institution named for former Vice President and presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden. 

The Bulwark

Maybe we’re finally getting ready to concede that we can’t win a real war if we decide that every last hill of insensitivity is worth dying on.

Fox News

Rice’s role as America’s Baghdad Bob began in 2012, when she went on multiple national TV programs and lied about the Benghazi attacks.

TheRighting

Year-over-year Washington Times traffic for April 2020 skyrocketed 229%, as the site attracted 20,705,000 unique visitors, easily making it the second-most trafficked right-leaning website for the month.  The Washington Examiner slipped to third.

American Thinker

If more deaths are better for the Democrat and media narrative, expect to see inflated death counts, erroneously blaming non-virus deaths on the virus. 

Just the News

You may have seen the memes, such as “Man killed by shark dies of COVID-19.” Or the one with a guy hanging out of his windshield after a terrible accident and a reporter shoving a mike into his face asking, “Sir, can you tell us how you got COVID-19?”  Yet the darkly satirical memes are closer to reality than you might think.

Washington Examiner

Some surveys show Trump’s approval rating holding steady, some show a small drop, one or two even suggest an uptick — but none indicates a collapse. What is going on? The answer may be that epidemics make people more introverted, less tolerant of dissent, more suspicious of strangers, more patriotic, more authoritarian — in a word, Trumpier.

PJ Media

McEnany so routinely chides the White House press corps that they’ll probably keep wearing masks long after the coronavirus pandemic is over just to hide their embarrassed faces.

American Greatness

A deadly flu was tearing through America during those years. It ended up killing some 116,000 Americans—in a country that, with 170 million people, had about half the population of today’s America…But America in 1957 did not shut down. The National Football League played its games. Elvis Presley kept on wiggling his hips in concerts and TV shows…