WND

Monday he informed his fans on his blowtorch of a radio show that he was suffering from advanced lung cancer. It was news that likely brought tears to the eyes of millions of listeners who've counted on him to put matters into context – something he did better than anyone else on the planet.

Fox News

There's a reason every conservative leader wants Rush's attention and favor. There's a reason the left despises him. More than any man alive, from either side of the political divide, Rush penetrates. To listen to Rush is to understand the world. More, it's to understand oneself.

Fox News

The president can boast of so many successes and initiatives.

Townhall

Kurt Schlichter: Now that the Democrats’ dream of stealing the 2016 election…lies in ruins, some people might argue that we should be gracious in our total victory and not mock the stinging pain that accompanied this latest agonizing failure. Some people are sissies. Hoist a stein overflowing with the tears of these losers…Then tap another keg. This party is finally getting started, and it’s going to rage on until January 2025. 

Bernardgoldberg.com

Bill O’Reilly: After enduring years of investigation for allegedly colluding with evil Russians and threatening hapless Ukrainians over the phone, the temptation for President Trump to gloat over the failure of these two “scandals” to destroy his presidency must be powerful. BUT DON’T DO IT, Mr. President. Because there are more “bombshells” in the pipeline and these will be truly terrible.

Western Journal

Donald Trump’s 2020 campaign debuted a Super Bowl ad Sunday aimed at highlighting the president’s successful efforts to implement criminal justice reform. The ad features the story of Alice Marie Johnson, who was sentenced in the mid-1990s to life in prison

Washington Examiner

It was just a short spot during a first-quarter commercial break of Sunday night’s Super Bowl, but the criminal justice reform advertisement President Trump ran featuring Alice Johnson was brilliant. The advertisement touted his criminal justice reform record, a rare bright spot where Trump truly has delivered what no other president in recent history could.

Wayne Dupree

This year’s Super Bowl had one far-left political message after another with Bloomberg’s endless ads promoting radical gun control, Beyonce and Jay-Z sitting out the national anthem and Jennifer Lopez trying to attack Trump’s “zero tolerance” immigration laws during the halftime show.

Todd Starnes

Franklin Graham, the president of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association and Samaritan’s Purse, was one of many religious leaders who condemned the Super Bowl’s halftime show. The vulgar performance, featuring Jennifer Lopez and Shakira, included a stripper pole, simulated sexual activities and lots of crotch grabbing — lots.

PJ Media

Megan Fox: The camerawork was outrageously gross, zooming in on Lopez's barely covered crotch, so close that the viewer could see some sort of silver maxi pad sticking out from either side of her way-too-small fraud of a garment. If that thing wasn't riding up between her front-hole lips, then my 6o-inch HDTV television was lying to me, and HD never lies. If you don't believe me, watch Joe Biden on one. You can count his hair plugs.

American Greatness

Most black voters are not buying woke politics, not from Kamala Harris (D-Calif.), not from Cory Booker (D-N.J.), not from anybody. This presents an opening for President Trump.

Washington Free Beacon

Sanders has long leaned on private air travel on the campaign trail, despite his belief that limiting carbon emissions from the transportation sector is crucial to combating climate change. Traveling by private jet is estimated to produce roughly eight times the amount of carbon per passenger as traveling by commercial airliner.

Rush LImbaugh

 If you look at the young, energetic Republicans in Congress — the Jim Jordans, the John Ratcliffes (gosh, I don’t want to leave anybody out here), Lee Zeldin — there’s all kinds of them. I’m leaving some out. Kevin McCarthy. There’s a bunch of them here that are a new breed. They are brawlers; they’re fighters. They’re not the typical Republicans afraid of the media, afraid of what’s gonna be said about them if they stand up. 

Daily Caller

Peter Hasson: Google employees interpreted Trump’s election as a terrible outcome that they should have done more to prevent the American people from choosing and something they would work hard to make sure didn’t happen again. Indeed, I obtained documents and communications showing Google employees organizing anti-Trump protests using internal company channels, company time, and company office space.

NewsBusters

You know the Republicans are winning when Bill Maher turns his sourness level to Ten. He opened his HBO show Real Time by joking "The good news is the impeachment trial is almost over, the bad news is so as rule of law in America."