Rush Limbaugh

Women were told to go party like the guys. It’s cool to go to a guy’s hotel. You’ve got the power, girlfriend, you run the things now, go do what you want to do. And then after the guy misunderstands all this newfound freedom that you are exhibiting, you feel violated, after having sex with the guy. I’m telling you, it does more to screw things up than anybody will ever admit. I mean, you could claim that your career would be hurt if you don’t have sex with Weinstein. Gotta do it. It’s what you gotta do to get the job.

National Review

By making day-care centers free or very low-cost, Warren’s plan would induce more families to rely on formal child-care providers. Currently, while most families with young children have child-care needs, only a minority of them use formal day-care centers.

Hannity.com

Twice-failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton continued her three-year long excuses tour this week; bizarrely stating she can “beat Trump again” should she run for the White House in 2020.

PJ Media

The woman who almost became America's first female president may have played a role in the sexual harassment scandal at the center of the #MeToo movement, and it isn't good. According to Ronan Farrow's latest book, Hillary Clinton's publicist, Nick Merrill, pressured Farrow to drop his story on Harvey Weinstein, allegedly at Weinstein's behest.

Washington Free Beacon

Virginia turned down hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal money used to combat gun crime in 2018, rather than comply with federal immigration authorities, according to documents obtained by the Washington Free Beacon.

Daily Caller

President Trump’s personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani says he’s not intimidated by House Democrats or former Vice President Joe Biden who recently attempted to get him banned from the airwaves. During a sit down interview with the Daily Caller’s Stephanie Hamill, Giuliani said that the Democrats attacks against him are small potatoes compared to what he has been through in his lifetime.

Ann Coulter

Apart from the blindingly obvious fact that you can't commit crimes and then escape justice simply by running for president, Democrats take official government action for "personal, political" reasons all the time. Frequently, they do so for the sole purpose of harming their political opponents. President Barack Obama's IRS investigated and harassed conservative groups for years, using the most fearsome arm of the government to punish political enemies -- for personal, political reasons.

Todd Starnes

The Atlanta Braves will no longer distribute foam tomahawks and they will reduce broadcasting the “Tomahawk Chop” in an effort to soothe the fragile psyche of a St. Louis Cardinals player who took offense. Reliever Ryan Helsley, a member of the Cherokee Nation, said that the beloved traditions were disrespectful and disappointing…What a load of malarkey, folks.

WND

If you think it's "too much" to celebrate sexualized men dressed as women reading to children at public libraries, that's just "too bad," contends health-care insurance giant Kaiser Permanente in a new ad.

Washington Examiner

The president of the United States ought not outsource the nation’s foreign policy to his shady lobbyist-lawyer.

RedState

Apparently, there is a fantasy on the left that being the son of a Democrat politician gets you to carry the Immunity Idol when it comes to felony investigations because, the reasoning goes, to indict a Democrat politician’s kid might hurt that politician’s chances for election and that would be a “thing of value” to the Republican in the race and therefore a violation of campaign finance law.

NY Post

Democrats have plenty of arguments to use against Trump. They should stop trying to weaponize and cheapen anti-Semitism for partisan purposes.

Newsmax

Donald Trump would resign, and Mike Pence would become president, after Pence publicly promised to pardon Trump for crimes he might have committed. We could once again get back to dealing with problems and opportunities without distraction by the spectacle of Mr. Trump in court.

Washington Free Beacon

President Donald Trump's campaign is threatening a lawsuit after Minneapolis city leaders charged it $530,000 for security at an event scheduled for Thursday—26 times the amount it billed former president Barack Obama for a 2009 rally.

The Dispatch

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