Infowars

Most of us should be allowed to get back to work, because most of the population is eventually going to catch this virus no matter what we do.  As long as our hospitals can handle it, we should proceed with life as normal.

PJ Media

President Trump announced Thursday that Ivy League universities with big fat endowments have been shamed into giving back government coronavirus money intended for struggling small businesses.

American Greatness

But the response to COVID-19, should it be an overreaction, highlights a trend in American society that has grown over the past several decades into an overwhelming problem. Increasingly, we are paralyzing ourselves, losing individual freedoms, and squandering our prosperity as a nation in the pursuit of impossible perfection.

American Thinker

The people be damned as long as Donald Trump and his populist movement, the most serious threat the ruling class has ever faced, are permanently defeated.

Just the News

"Increasing the temperature and humidity of potentially-contaminated indoor spaces appears to reduce the stability of the virus," William N. Bryan, acting under secretary for Science and Technology for the Department of Homeland Security, said at the White House Coronavirus Task Force briefing. 

The Federalist

“It’s great that dog grooming, gin, guns, and garden supplies are essential,” says Pastor Kevin Martin, chuckling at the irony, “but the body and blood of Christ are not.”

Daily Caller

Heroes include Patriots owner Bob Kraft and Las Vegas hotel owner Sheldon Adelson. Villains include Ivy League colleges and private equity-owned companies.

Washington Examiner

They are the governors most celebrated by the media for their handling of the coronavirus. They are Democrats. They are frequent critics of President Trump. And they govern states with some of the worst numbers associated with the outbreak.

Rush Limbaugh

He's being destroyed by the health and medical experts in the administrative state. He's being destroyed by the Drive-By Media.

Big League Politics

Impeachment 2.0?

The Federalist

All worthwhile activities always involve risk of death—to oneself and others. That is no excuse for assuming a fetal position and failing to live one’s life.

Fox News

Tucker Carlson: We need better laws. Not a single cent ever should be spent making rich universities even richer. They do enough harm to this country.

Gregg Jarrett

To put it plainly, government may not issue edicts —even during a public health crisis— that abridge the rights that are guaranteed in the Constitution.

Western Journal

Michelle Obama and Laura Bush were willing to lend their imprimatur to an incompetent global organization that was willing to shill for China. At the same time, Trump was willing to defund that organization for being willing to shill for China. Which one do you think did a better job standing up to China?

Infowars

Richard Sullivan, a professor of cancer and global health at King’s College London has warned that there will be more excess cancer deaths over the next 5 years than the number of people who die from coronavirus in the UK due to the disruption caused by the coronavirus lockdown, which is preventing cancer victims from getting treatment.

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