Greetings! Dept. of Surprises: The conservative Not the Bee casts a skeptical eye at Sen. Mitch “MIA” McConnell’s shaky return to Congress this week in a transport chair and suggests it might be a case of elder abuse.  “If someone is struggling to perform the responsibilities of an enormously demanding public office, the compassionate response isn't to figure out how to keep him in the chair and manage around his limitations,” argued the Bee’s Peter Heck. “It's to ask what is actually best for him, and whether continuing in that position is best for the country too”...Fox News calls Sophie Cunningham, the Indiana Fever’s guard, the WNBA’s most sane player.  And she’s applauded by Fox for supporting Sydney Sweeney’s saucy near-naked gambling ad which has been criticized for sexualizing women....Weekend watch: Since it’s the second week of the professional football season, I’m recommending the 78-minute Netflix documentary Untold: The Testimony of Vince Young.  The program tells the all-too-familiar story of a phenomenal college athlete – in this case, University of Texas QB Vince Young – who went pro in the aughts with some early success only to quickly flame out after drowning in too much booze and adulation. It’s an emotional, compelling story that will grip any football fan. Weekend Whiff: The Daily Wire’s latest feature film, Run, Hide, Fight: Infidels is an uneven piece of political propaganda masquerading as an action film. It’s about Muslim terrorists who invade a woke college campus and take hostages.  Here’s what I wrote about it for MS NOW.  Available on the Wire’s streaming platform. Worth noting: the  American Spectator called it “a fun action movie”....In observance of the Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur, there won’t be a newsletter Monday. Back on Tuesday...If you keep reading, I’ll keep Righting (and fasting). Howard