Washington Free Beacon

Limbaugh is not fringe. His views fit in the conservative mainstream.

Breitbart

An Algerian migrant has been arrested by police in Paris after breaking into a house owned by Julie Gayet, the partner of former French President Francois Hollande.

Infowars

At least 90 illegal migrants trying to cross the English Channel were intercepted by U.K. authorities, marking the largest one-day surge on record.

NewsBusters

Stengel's imperious proposal came in the context of his comments on President Trump's remarks today on his impeachment and acquittal. And let's remember, before the door revolved and spit Stengel into the Obama administration, he was once in charge of Time, which, long ago, was an influential magazine. 

Townhall

CNN settled with Messr. Sandmann for an undisclosed sum. That is a signal victory, not only for Nick Sandmann, but for all Americans who have been routinely slandered as racists, xenophobes, bigots and countless other epithets simply because they supported Donald Trump and the traditional, patriotic values he espouses.

The Federalist

Asking just shy of two dozen Senate staffers, reporters, and observers what they thought of the question, on background, the answers ranged from bewildered to hysterical to depressing.

Bernardgoldberg.com

John Daly: Back in 2012, when Romney was the Republican nominee running against President Obama, countless Democrats and liberals were overflowing with hatred for the man. They trashed his character and portrayed him as a merciless, poor-people-hating bigot.

Bill O’Reilly

Romney says he voted for removal because his conscience dictated that.  Not enough. “High crimes and misdemeanors” must be apparent beyond a reasonable doubt, or every president could be impeached.

The Bulwark

His vote did not change the outcome, but Mitt Romney reminded us on Wednesday how one man alone can dramatically change the tone and the moral character of a moment.

Fox News

Tucker Carlson: If there's any good news to come from impeachment, it's that we now know what really matters to our leaders in Washington…is the nation of Ukraine, which is somewhere near Russia. As we've often been told these past five months, it is our highest and most sacred duty to support the people of Ukraine. And that includes giving them sophisticated weapons systems whenever they ask for them and never ever delaying the delivery of those weapons, even for a moment.

National Review

More evidence of the president’s guilt will come out, from John Bolton’s book and elsewhere. Indeed, one can be forgiven for thinking that the reason Rubio, Alexander, and others felt the need to proclaim the president’s guilt has less to do with a desire to tell the truth and more with getting ahead of a future torrent of irrefutable facts. Nor should we rule out that Trump, emboldened by his “exoneration,” will do something even worse.

Townhall

Kurt Schlichter: So, three bad days…okay, but the coming days will be brighter and better, right? I mean, you have a great candidate for…oh. Well, you’ll get a big boost with the economy…oh. At least you can still count on minorities to back you even though you never, ever perform on your promises…oh. Come to think of it, you Democrats might look back wistfully at the last three days because it’s only getting worse for you from here.

Ann Coulter

In Iowa, the party that claims to be devoted to “science” and “technology" demonstrated that it couldn’t count to 10.  Trump delivered a triumphant State of the Union address, highlighting all he’s done to make America great again -- and attacking previous administrations for failing to do so.

Washington Examiner

So it has now been normalized to seek foreign intelligence services’ assistance in obtaining opposition research. A candidate may pay a political price for getting caught seeking such aid, including investigation and even impeachment, but not a criminal one. In the future some ambitious but struggling candidate from either party will think of last week’s precedent, and seek derogatory information on their opponent from abroad.

PJ Media

In granting Rush Limbaugh the Presidential Medal of Freedom, President Trump honored the fundamental right of every American to freely express his or her opinions. That’s no small thing in the age of cancel culture. It’s almost as revolutionary now as it was when the Founders wrote the First Amendment.