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31
Mar

Trump Should Cut the Drama and Pettiness Out of His Coronavirus Response

source: Washington Examiner

Washington Examiner

This is a time for the president to be rising above the fray and to be calling for national unity. He should be focusing press briefings on informing the public about the response to the coronavirus. Which brings up another point: on Sunday, Trump fired off a  series of tweets boasting about the great ratings for his press briefings. It is just absolutely bizarre for the president, in the midst of a pandemic that has already claimed thousands of lives, to be boasting about TV ratings for what should be informational public health briefings.

Trump Takes Charge on Coronavirus

source: Newsmax

Newsmax

Conrad Black: No one can say he has not moved swiftly and decisively to increase testing ability, distribute possible ameliorative medication, raise the country’s supply of ventilators and distribute them fairly, and increase hospital capacity.

Trump Is a Man of Intellectual Dexterity

source: Washington Free Beacon

Washington Free Beacon

Contrary to the impression one forms…over the past four years, we are quite certain President Trump is not accorded sufficient credit where he is generally found most wanting, particularly by his media critics: on matters of reason and judgment. The coronavirus crisis that now consumes his administration has shown the president to be a man of some courage and intellectual dexterity. 

Here’s Why Trump Has the Highest Approval Rating of His Presidency

source: CNS News

CNS News

The American public notices that Trump and his team are very transparent, reporting to the public and answering questions every day concerning the crisis and related policy issues. Therefore, when the media engages in unbridled criticism and acts like a knee-jerk opposition party, people are not so easily fooled.

Defeating Coronavirus Means That We Must All Rally Around Trump

source: Community Digital News

Community Digital News

Trust that the president has the best people around him for defeating coronavirus.  President Trump does and will listen to these experts. Trust that his lifetime of experience in the business world will help him make sound decisions.

How Covid-19 Hands Trump 2020

source: TheBlaze

TheBlaze

Oh, mainstream media. When will you learn? The more you try to destroy President Trump, the stronger he becomes.

Cuomo Manages a Failed State

source: Rush Limbaugh

Rush Limbaugh

Cuomo does not have a prayer outside of New York.

Is the Pandemic Killing Biden’s Bid?

source: Pat Buchanan

Pat Buchanan

For Biden to win this election, Trump must lose it. And the one way Trump can lose it is the perception on the part of a majority of Americans that he has proven an ineffectual president in America’s worst pandemic since the Spanish flu of 1918. If Trump is seen as the victor over the virus, Biden is toast.

Trump Nukes CNN’s Acosta for “Nasty, Snarky Question”

source: NewsBusters

NewsBusters

On Monday, CNN chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta stepped back in the ring for Monday’s White House Coronavirus Task Force daily briefing and, as usual, he made a fool out of himself. Fortunately for our collective sanity, the ordeal lasted less than two minutes and ended with President Trump torching Fake News Jim.

Governors Are Blocking Doctors’ Attempts to Save Lives

source: WND

WND

While people's lives and jobs are being devastated by the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19), and there has been no FDA-approved outpatient treatment, governors in Nevada, Michigan, New York and Texas are issuing emergency orders to restrict which medications doctors can use to save lives.

Will the Second Amendment Survive Coronavirus?

source: National Review

National Review

The panic comes at a time when many police departments have curtailed arrests and are releasing certain criminals from prison. This is exactly the type of situation that the Second Amendment is meant to address…Yet many public officials insist on flaunting the Second Amendment, ordering gun shops closed or banning firearm sales.

Wuhan Coronavirus Must Be Our Sputnik Moment with China

source: American Greatness

American Greatness

Sebastian Gorka: Now will we take the threat China poses seriously?

Rather Than Complaining About Toilet Paper, Americans Should Marvel at the Business Supply Chain

source: Washington Times

Washington Times

It is silly for people in media (or House Speaker Nancy Pelosi), most of whom have never managed anything, let alone something as complex as a hospital, to blame Trump for a shortage of face masks and ventilators. It is the job of hospital administrations, and, in the case of public hospitals, local mayors, governors and their public health officials to determine optimum levels of things that may be needed. 

DC Arts Center Cons Taxpayers After Getting Virus Aid

source: Western Journal

Western Journal

The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is setting a new standard for petty greed. The organization somehow managed to get Democrats to give it $25 million worth of funding in the coronavirus stimulus bill. And then, on the same day it got its windfall, the Center informed the performers in the National Symphony Orchestra that they will no longer be getting paid.

China Markets Reopen Selling Bats, Dogs and Cats

source: Daily Caller

Daily Caller

China ordered that its wet-markets be shut down in January, after facts emerged suggesting that coronavirus was first transmitted to humans via bats and other live animals sold in the often filthy places of commerce. However, now that China says it’s beaten the virus, the markets seem to have resumed business as usual.

30
Mar

The Impeachment That Killed America

source: American Spectator

American Spectator

While all that impeachment obsession was happening, the coronavirus was making its debut. 

Trump Has Done the Right Things to Combat Coronavirus from Day One

source: LifeZette

LifeZette

If we do prevail rapidly, it will be due entirely to President Trump’s ability to overcome the institutional handicaps left for him to overcome.