WND

Were President Trump actually guilty of the horrible things Adam Schiff has accused him on Wednesday, his particular offense would not make Barack Obama's top-10 list.  Although the competition for most impeachment-worthy offense by Obama is a stiff one, here’s the most offensive one of all…

Wall Street Journal

Karl Rove: His dealings with foreign officials and Congress look as suspect as Trump’s.

Big League Politics

According to sources that have spoken with RealClearInvestigations, Ciaramella had a discussion with Sean Misko, an Obama operative who later joined the staff of Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA), about how to oust the President from his duly-elected position.

Washington Free Beacon

On this day in 2005, Donald J. Trump married the love of his life, Melania Knauss.. A grateful nation wishes them all the best as they celebrate 15 happy years together. One of the attendees at the wedding happened to be a U.S. senator who would go on to become one of the least successful female presidential candidates in American history. Watching the Trumps declare their love for one another must have been one of the most poignant moments of Hillary Clinton's life up to that point.

NY Post

Near the end of his inflammatory opening remarks Tuesday, Sen. Chuck Schumer tried his best to scale the rhetorical heights. He declared the moment “deep and solemn” and said, “The eyes of the Founding Fathers are upon us.” If they’re watching, they’re probably rolling over in their graves. Day One of the Trump impeachment trial couldn’t possibly be what they had in mind.

Fox News

Senator Marsha Washburn: No additional witnesses or documents are necessary for the impeachment trial. To admit them would be to legitimize Democrats’ caricature of fairness, and the continuation of a process that will never be more than a political farce.

The Federalist

On Monday, as senators and House impeachment managers prepared for the opening of President Trump’s impeachment trial Tuesday, Democrats and their courtiers in the mainstream press decided to ratchet up the their rhetoric to the point of delusional hysteria.

Washington Examiner

There is a strong case to be made that House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff seriously mismanaged the House’s impeachment proceedings into President Trump. But Schiff has one word for his critics: whatever.

The Gateway Pundit

House Manager Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-NY) went off on the Senate in a late night harangue, accusing Republican senators of casting “treacherous votes,” participating in a “cover-up” and voting “against the United States” for rejecting by tabling every proposal by Democrats for witnesses and new evidence at the outset of the impeachment trial of President Trump. 

Rush LImbaugh

They are targeting four Republican senators to vote with them to go against McConnell's rules to open it up to new evidence and new witnesses.

Community Digital News

The only hope for the Republic, for those tired of the lying, conniving, duplicitous Democrats is to vote them out of the House and vote Donald Trump for another four years.  During this time we must demand that the Judiciary, Congress, and President create the guidelines to stop this type of partisan politics to undermine America ever again.

Daily Signal

Three of the House Democrats prosecuting President Donald Trump in the Senate’s impeachment trial—Jerry Nadler of New York, Zoe Lofgren of California, and Sylvia Garcia of Texas—are among lawmakers who voted last year to advance the president’s removal.

American Greatness

Conrad Black: There is a widespread aversion to the president, but his record in office is increasingly hard to dispute and his attractions as the ultimate single combat warrior are slowly growing.

PJ Media

It’s absurd that Democrats claim they have overwhelming evidence and then argue we need more evidence. If they think there isn’t enough evidence at this point, then how can they justify their vote to impeach? Are they admitting they voted to impeach without enough evidence?

National Review

And he doesn’t care what the media says about him…When all is said and done, he’ll be remembered as one of the most effective Senate majority leaders in the modern era.