American Greatness

Let’s just say that bureaucratic guesswork is unacceptable while the economy is in chaos, tens of millions are suddenly out of work, and power-hungry government tyrants arrest surfers and pastors for daring to violate “social distancing” decrees handed down to their local authorities by Beltway lifers.

WND

Dennis Prager: Maybe the coronavirus will awaken young people, who have been taught by nature-worshiping teachers and raised by nature-worshiping parents, to the idiocy of worshiping nature rather than subduing it. Nature, it turns out, is not our friend, let alone a god. If it were up to nature, we'd all be dead.

Big League Politics

A member of the Michigan legislature who was diagnosed with Chinese coronavirus is crediting hydroxychloroquine and President Trump’s suggestion of the drug’s effectiveness with saving her life. Rep. Karen Whitsett of Detroit learned that she had tested positive for coronavirus on Monday, but began taking the drug last month when experiencing severe symptoms of the disease.

Infowars

CBS News posted a video of a crying nurse who claimed she was forced to quit her job after being asked to work in a coronavirus ICU without a face mask, only for it to emerge that the woman hadn’t worked at the hospital for over a year.

Newsmax

It’s becoming harder and harder to resist the notion that the First Amendment is wasted on clowns supposedly covering the Trump administration. Between their posturing for the camera and their reflexive oppositional stance to any initiatives associated with Trump, it's difficult to see these "Guardians of the First Amendment" as anything but petulant adolescents.

Todd Starnes

One of the unintended bright spots in this global pandemic has been the opportunity for the American people to see how much the White House Press Corps hates President Trump. It’s not so much about asking legitimate questions, it’s all about gotcha questions.

CNS News

 Countless businesses, large and small, are now stepping up to aid both in combating the invisible enemy and in helping Americans who are hurting physically and financially at this time. This is in part the genius of a free market system and why it’s ultimately more successful than, say, socialism.

Daily Caller

Governors must narrowly tailor any limits they place on Americans’ movement in their communities and across states as temporary. A federal shelter-in-place order should be prevented at all costs. Public health should absolutely be protected, but so too should the constitutional rights of Americans under the Constitution.

Fox News

Tucker Carlson: It's time to start caring about the entire population during the coronavirus crisis. Healthy people are suffering badly, too.

PJ Media

Here in Southern California, we have seen police officers ticketing a surfer on an otherwise empty beach, citing people for sitting in parked cars while watching a sunset, and, in what may be the most farcical display of them all, using not just one but two boats to corral and arrest a lone paddleboarder off the coast of Malibu.

Washington Examiner

Reading the room of an increasingly unemployed and petrified nation, network news has decided to join forces with perhaps the only two other institutions more reviled than themselves: celebrities and the Beijing bootlickers at the World Health Organization.

National Review

This is the country that threatened to cut off our supply of medicines and plunge the U.S. into “the mighty sea of coronavirus.”

Wall Street Journal

Pennsylvania shuts down liquor stores. Panic buying ensues… Many residents are now driving to neighboring states to buy alcohol, potentially bringing the virus with them. 

Washington Free Beacon

Former Bernie Sanders campaign surrogate Ja'Mal Green attacked the campaign's leadership Monday, alleging widespread mistreatment of black surrogates. The 24-year-old Black Lives Matter activist claimed that campaign officials Heather Gautney and Shasti Conrad "ran the surrogate team into the ground & treated us black surrogates like they [sic] were slaves."

OANN

A new poll found thousands of doctors around the world have agreed that hydroxychloroquine is the best treatment for the coronavirus.