National Review

It’s time to think creatively about how to safely open up civil society as well as the economy.

The American Conservative

Peter Van Buren: The COVID-19 virus has turned us into a nation of Momos. Momo is my old rescue dog. She has BB-like pellets embedded under her skin. She jumps at noises and shivers uncontrollably when I pull my belt from my pants at night. She invents new fears all the time—out of nowhere today it was a spray can rattle; last week it was the coffee machine beep. Momo never gets back to normal.

Washington Times

New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) says she’s thrilled by the crash of the oil industry, which has cost hundreds of thousands of jobs and could put many U.S. producers out of business. “You absolutely love to see it,” she tweeted. “This along with record low interest rates means it’s the right time for a worker-led, mass investment in green infrastructure to save our planet.”

Townhall

Kurt Schlichter: America’s China problem is a two-part problem – one part is dealing with those pangolin-kebabing commie bastards and the other is dealing with their fellow travelers among our garbage globalist elite here at home.

Big League Politics

The gynocentric movement remains divisive during the pandemic.

Washington Free Beacon

Axios, a digital media property with billionaire backers and a sponsorship roster that reads like a who's who of the Fortune 100…informed readers that the site had received just shy of $5 million in the first round of PPP funding. The story got a brief mention from the Hill and editorial treatment from Lloyd Grove in the Daily Beast. But as near as we can tell, other mainstream outlets have been conspicuously mum.

Todd Starnes

A few weeks ago New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio threatened to permanently shut down any church or synagogue that held public gatherings in their houses of worship. Mosques were noticeably absent from the mayor’s mandate. And now New York City is rolling out the red carpet to help Muslims celebrate Ramadan.

Newsmax

There will be the future equivalent of entire bookshelves full of stories about this enigmatic first lady. The envious and spiteful critics who snap at her now and who are tormented by her power and poise will be long forgotten — their names unknown. And thus, history will provide Melania’s revenge.

Washington Times

Present shutdowns, Barr warns, come perilously close to “house arrest.”

Townhall

There is simply no other way to state this. Nearly everything we’ve been told about models, rates of infection, deaths, and recoveries was inaccurate.

Rush Limbaugh

Ladies and gentlemen, do you realize how vapid that is? The illness is not death. There's a 98% recovery rate. That number is out, it hasn't been refuted.

WND

It is a massive problem that non-democratically elected Bill Gates shapes our democracies with "philanthropist" billions. Gates pushed the idea of the pandemic of the century. He even suggested in a recent interview, that the opening up should not come until there is a digital immunity proof documenting who is vaccinated or not. The vaccine would be Gates-owned, we assume.

The Gateway Pundit

Bobby Kennedy Jr., the son of the late former US Attorney General and the nephew of the late President John F. Kennedy, is warning the world of the perils of vaccinations. He claims the push for more vaccines is all about the money.

Washington Examiner

Cristina Cuomo has been documenting her family's experience with the coronavirus. Some elements of "The Cuomos' Corona Protocol" include commonsense nutrition, such as an abundance of ginger, olive oil, vitamins B and C, spinach, and cayenne. The rest of it, however, is pseudoscience at best and medical malpractice at worst.

The Bulwark

No matter when government stay-at-home orders are revoked, the American economy will not reopen. Because the source of the economic shock is not government orders. It's the pandemic.