TheBlaze

Burisma made contact with the state department before Joe Biden forced Ukraine to fire the prosecutor investigating the company.

TheRighting

Can RedState make a mountain of traffic out of its reporting on Congresswoman Katie Hill? Last month’s traffic numbers from Comscore aren’t in yet, but if October buzz from its controversial stories about the beleaguered politician could be converted into audience, RedState would be having a whopper of a month.

TheBlaze

Within hours of Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) releasing additional details about her Medicare For All Plan, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) has a message for Democrats running for president: You guys are blowing it by moving too far to the left.

Newsmax

Chris Ruddy: Donald Trump may make history once again. He is on track to become the first U.S. President to be impeached for being too successful…Unable to deal with the President’s A-plus performance managing the country, the Democrats have launched yet another “allegation in search of a crime” probe.

Townhall

Kurt Schlichter: Our garbage elite talks a good game about its service and moral superiority, but if our betters were actually better than us, we would not be having this national conversation about how awful they are.  The fact is that what they want to do is go back to the way it was before Trump, back to 2015, aka the year 1 BT – Before Trump. Back then, progressive Democrats got their bizarre social pathologies normalized.

RedState

Eric Ciaramella, the alleged whistleblower, was a young man on a mission. This Ivy-league graduate…a favorite among Obama Administration officials, was introduced to us by investigative reporter Paul Sperry on Thursday…He worked for former NPJoe Biden when he served as the Obama administration’s “point man” for Ukraine…He worked for former CIA Director John Brennan and appeared to have been a highly valued employee.

Hollywood in Toto

The once mighty show is reduced to shilling for its preferred candidates, and it'll probably get even worse from here.

Washington Examiner

MSNBC is looking to depose the Washington Post as president of the Elizabeth Warren 2020 fan club. On Friday, Warren proposed $20.5 trillion in new taxes and government spending to fund her “Medicare for all” plan…Many of the whiz kids at MSNBC hailed Warren's new policy paper as some sort of definitive response to her critics.

Fox News

Doug Wead: Melania and Donald were not estranged, they were tender lovers, who playfully teased each other…The president sometimes eases the tension by teasing the first lady, saying, sarcastically, with puffed up importance, “Melania, honey, look at this incredible journey I have brought you on.”

Big League Politics

The promotional scheme for Dark Fate has been centered around diversity and empowerment, with a cast of largely female and minority protagonists saving the world from futuristic despair. The movie is tanking with an audience that is growing sick of woke culture and are effectively voting with their dollars against leftist dogma.

NY Post

If college kids’ political views are a clue to the nation’s future, America is headed over a left-wing cliff.

Rush Limbaugh

They have got every aspect of their existence arrayed against Donald Trump, and they can't get rid of him.

WND

Parents in the United Kingdom infuriated by mandatory LGBT lessons in public schools have launched an organization and a petition demanding the right to exempt their children from the indoctrination.

Daily Signal

Cathy Ruse: Fairfax County, just outside Washington, is the second-richest county in America. But most parents here don’t know that every year, beginning in seventh grade, their children will be taught lessons on “transgender theory.”

Daily Caller

Why do the American people push college education on the young — and want to spend more money doing that? According to The Washington Post, a large number of students at “prestigious colleges” become perpetrators or victims of nonconsensual sexual violence (including rape). Is that just the result of alcohol (that’s bad enough), or is it a cultural deficit that needs serious attention?