Daily Caller

His unseemly (actually, embarrassing) apology for the “stop-and-frisk” policy that was a key factor in his administration’s successful program to drive down the crime rate in the city he led, should telegraph to every supporter and potential supporter that at his core, the man is weak and untrustworthy.

Newsmax

With the growing support for Bloomberg among blacks, it is pretty evident that a Democrat can do or say just about anything negative about blacks and be forgiven. A Republican making the same or similar comments would be called a racist and condemned.

The Bulwark

His apologies for stop-and-frisk have been accepted by some, but not others. While we can perhaps discount the parsing of his words by the apology police, there is no escaping that these apologies came too late, conveniently corresponding in time to the announcement of his candidacy.

Townhall

Derek Hunter: Let me start by saying I have no idea what anyone would find appealing about Michael Bloomberg. Then again, I’m not a left-wing Democrat desperate to beat Donald Trump, so maybe in that state of panic a dwarfish, socially distant, robotic, aloof, monotone billionaire seems like a good choice – any port in a storm, after all. 

PJ Media

 It's almost refreshing to see a lefty news entity in this country at least partially admit to its bias. It is beyond laughable that the clowns at CNN still parade themselves as objective tellers of truth when they are nothing but the worst kinds of hacks.

Todd Starnes

Michael Bloomberg has been generating headlines over past comments he’s made disparaging blacks, pregnant women and the intelligence of farmers. But those comments pale in comparison with what he said about the elderly. Bloomberg saying society should deny medical care to the elderly to keep health care costs from “bankrupting us.”

Daily Wire

Then-New York City Mayor Bloomberg made the remarks in a 2011 interview on PBS where he promoted a $127 million three-year initiative to help reduce disparities between young black and Latino men and the rest of the population.

The Federalist

“American Dirt’”author Jeanine Cummins has received death threats for the crime of being a white woman writing a story about a Mexican mother.

NewsBusters

The New York Times ran a promotional piece on National Public Radio on Monday headlined “NPR, Under Attack by Trump, Is Taking the Threat Seriously.” This could be easily reversed: “Trump, Under Attack by NPR, Is Taking the Threat Seriously.” But liberal journalists can never admit they’re partisans attacking Republican presidents. No, they’re “sustaining democracy” or something.

Washington Examiner

Michael Avenatti, #Resistance lawyer-turned-alleged domestic abuser and convicted felon, has no one more than the media to thank for his five minutes of fame.

Rush Limbaugh

Why didn’t CNN’s Dana Bash jump down this guy’s throat when he told her that basically Mayor Pete’s sexuality is a problem among Democrat voters in South Carolina? Why aren’t all the Drive-Bys asking about this? Why aren’t all the Drive-Bys out taking James Clyburn to the woodshed? Well, we know the reason.

Washington Times

The best defense is a good offense, so Democrats are rattling their sabers again, not only threatening more impeachment nonsense but even revisiting the Brett Kavanaugh smear-a-thon.

Powerline

Jeff Bezos announced that he will spend $10 billion to “fight climate change.”The Bezos Earth Fund would help back scientists, activists, non-government organizations and any other effort that “offers a real possibility to help preserve and protect the natural world.” So the money will go to “scientists, activists [and] non-government organizations” – in other words, the Left.

Human Events

Rob Smith: Now, in most conservative circles, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is a meme. A joke. Someone to be caricatured and laughed at. But take it from someone who faced her down in Congress, she is no laughing matter.

Todd Starnes

National talk radio host Todd Starnes delivered a thundering rebuke of socialism during a keynote address at the Young America’s Foundation Regional Conference in Nashville, Tennessee.