Washington Examiner

President Trump’s strategy to contain the coronavirus and prevent its continued spread is exactly what the country needs.

The Gateway Pundit

The liberal governors who run Washington and Oregon passed rulings this week that it is unlawful for any gather of 250 people or more to take place. Besides being a questionable infringement on 1st Amendment rights, it remains unclear how exactly this new executive order will be enforced. 

Power Line

There is little doubt that China is rebounding faster than one would have predicted a few weeks ago. This is good news for the American economy and bad news for those Democrats hoping for a recession that will enable them to regain the White House.

PJ Media

Asking private schools and houses of worship to close amid an epidemic is eminently logical, but can the government really force them to close? What happens if Christians, Muslims, or Jews in New Rochelle just really want to gather in their houses of worship to pray? Will the National Guard keep them out?

American Thinker

President Trump unveiled a powerful strategy to defend America from the coronavirus in last night's speech, with a realistic plan of action that's certain to save lives.It was spare and credible…But then there was CNN's Jim Acosta, the self-regarding, pious, self-pitying, pompous chief White House correspondent, complaining that the whole thing was ... xenophobic.

WND

The national news media are being hammered for distorting information about the coronavirus threat with Rush Limbaugh blasting them as a “dishonest bunch of SOBs.”

Daily Signal

Ben Shapiro: The Trump administration’s response has been about as strong as prior federal attempts to deal with public epidemics, ranging from SARS to swine flu.

The Bulwark

As the White House and the country grapple with what’s to come, it is important to cut through the MAGA-bullshit with a full accounting of just how unconscionably reckless Trump has been for the past seven weeks as the crisis of his presidency comes to a head. Here is a list of the most egregious false or misleading statements from the president and his top advisers about the coronavirus…

The Epoch Times

Roger Simon: Something cruel, even sadistic, emanates from the nomination of someone either over or on the edge of senility. Considering how Joe is now, think how he will be in two or three years in the midst of his presidency. The potential for public humiliation is high, as is the necessity to surround him with “advisors” to prop him up to avoid catastrophe.

American Thinker

Biden’s instant anger is unsettling, as is his weak grasp of facts, but the worst thing of all is the way he heaps verbal abuse on a citizen who disagrees with him 

RedState

In Biden’s public appearances, he increasingly displays fleeting moments of awareness because his memory just isn’t there anymore, and he can’t recall things that are common knowledge to almost everyone. He is lucid one moment and disoriented or belligerent the next.

NewsBusters

On Monday morning Politico broke the news that the FBI “raided a health care business linked to Joe Biden’s brother in late January.” The report alleged James Biden may have engaged in fraud and traded on his familial connection to the former Vice President.  This bombshell report has yet to be reported on ABC, CBS, NBC’s evening or morning shows.

American Greatness

President Trump, for all his flaws, has exposed the arrogance, ignorance, and failures of Washington’s ruling class. That’s why they’re desperate to oust him, even if it means replacing Trump with a man way past his prime who’s exhibiting more alarming behavior each day. There’s nothing “normal” about it.

Washington Free Beacon

Democratic primary voters on Tuesday faced a crucial choice between an elderly socialist and his younger challenger. By a considerable margin, youth prevailed.

Washington Examiner

Those celebrating the defeat of American socialism tonight shouldn’t get cocky. As in other states, younger voters in Michigan overwhelmingly voted for Sanders. And it wasn’t because of his youthful charisma, but because of his message.