Bernardgoldberg.com

Bill O’Reilly:  I simply cannot understand how any intelligent American can support Bernie Sanders, who despises the United States and wants to burn down our traditions.  I believe Senator Sanders to be a truly dangerous man and those who would allow him power, are putting my family in jeopardy.

WND

The straight truth is, Bolshevik Bernie talks like a perpetually enraged old communist, and his hordes of “Bernie Bros” sound like violent 1960s Weather Underground revolutionaries. That can’t bode well for America. So we’re in for some seriously troubled times, even if Trump wins a second term this November.

Power Line

Has Bernie Sanders ever lavished the kind of praise on the United States that he has heaped on the old regime of the Soviet Union, the dictators of Venezuela, or the Communist masters of Cuba? Has he ever praised the United States, period? When it comes to the United States versus its enemies, the guy is on the other side.

Fox News

Sanders' democratic socialist ideas have become the central and consistent message of his rivals for the Democratic nomination.  

American Thinker

Money can buy many things, and socialism may be appealing to those who "have nothing to lose but their chains," but not to a vast self-reliant middle class.

The Federalist

Like Trump, Sanders is tapping into a seething discontent in American life over who has power and who doesn’t. This isn’t Obama’s America anymore.

Townhall

The D.C. establishment and their media rump-kissers went into a full-on spazz mode when President Trump continued his unbroken streak of awesomeness by appointing Ric Grenell the acting Director of National Intelligence, thereby threatening the intelligence community’s unbroken streak of failure. 

The Epoch Times

No matter which candidate the Democrats nominate, and even with Russia’s help, Trump cannot win the 2020 election. For that matter, in races nationwide in which the projected win margins are small, Republicans are likely to lose. This is because of new forces of influence that the internet has made possible in recent decades and that Big Tech companies…have been determined to perfect since Armageddon Day—oh, sorry, Election Day—in 2016.

Washington Times

With the Boy Scouts in very serious trouble, you can hear raised glasses clinking in the gay bars and in The New York Times and The Washington Post newsrooms. These folks claim to want “inclusion” but it isn’t about that.

BPR

President Donald Trump made his first official trip to India where he and first lady Melania Trump were enthusiastically greeted from the moment they arrived.

Daily Caller

As the Commander-in-Chief, Trump is entitled to the National Security Council (NSC) he wants.  NSC officials, like everyone else in the government, serve at the pleasure of the president – not the other way around. And in case folks skipped civics class in high school, the president sets national security and foreign policy, not his staff. 

Daily Signal

Americans who graduate high school, start working, get married, and have children—in that order—are significantly less likely to fall into poverty than others. These four core life choices, when sequenced together, provide the best path to a prosperous future. This formula, known as “the success sequence,” is the key to both financial and general life success.

Todd Starnes

I warned Americans in my new book, “Culture Jihad: How to Stop the Left From Killing a Nation,” that our public schools have been overrun by radical propagandists. The latest example is from Maryland’s Loch Raven High School. A teacher in an Advanced Placement History class displayed a picture of President Trump above a swastika and the Communist hammer-and-sickle.

Campus Reform

The Trinity University Student Government Association has again denied funding for a Young Conservatives of Texas speaker event.  The Trinity YCT requested $1,500 to bring conservative commentator Elisha Krauss to campus.

Washington Examiner

Since his release from prison, Milken has led an exemplary life and is a huge philanthropist, and that alone would merit a pardon. His foundation tackles medical illnesses, especially prostate cancer, from which he suffers. But simply as an innovator who took on a financial establishment, helped turn our economy around, and was unfairly prosecuted for his efforts, Milken deserved the pardon.