Big League Politics

This scandal is not likely to go away any time soon for the freshman legislator, who made history as the first bisexual woman elected into the U.S. House last year. She may make history again as the first bisexual representative ever to be removed from Congress for sexual impropriety.

Rush Limbaugh

We'll let you hear what Matt Gaetz said about all this. And, in a way, it might serve as a clinic on pushback and how to do it.

Washington Times

Dick Morris: Hillary Rodham Clinton sincerely believes that it is her destiny to be the first woman president of the United States. She’s sure of it.

The Bulwark

Trump was forced to back down from his Doral deal, but it’s still an abuse of power.

Townhall

Michelle Malkin: She's made all the right enemies. Now, it's time for friends of the First Amendment to put their time and money where their mouths are. Help elect a one-woman Free Speech Squad to counter the anti-American congressional Brat Pack. Disruption, not deference, is the key to defeating the Democratic resistance.

Daily Caller

Given that more than 80 percent of the world’s population lives in countries with hostilities against religion, you would think religious liberty should be a major item for a presidential hopeful. Yet, so far, it seems it’s not really a priority for them. People of faith should ask themselves: Do these candidates really believe in religious freedom?

Wayne Dupree

Nancy Pelosi is a shaky old lady who should have left Congress two decades ago.

Geller Report

Quoting a report from a reader, The Geller Report says the cause of the fire is because “all the Dems and the Sierra Club, et al, won’t let power companies clear brush and trees from their power lines.”

Daily Signal

We’ve gone straight past “new math” and right to “woke math.” The framework for this new curriculum exposes just how absurd woke math will be. Among other things, it states that “Western” mathematics as “the only legitimate expression of mathematical identity and intelligence,” whatever that means, has been used to “disenfranchise people and communities of color.”

Washington Free Beacon

The contradictions of progressivism generate crises of affordability and governance. But the political class suffers few consequences. Chicago, New York, and California remain Democratic strongholds. What scattered opposition exists is internal to the political machine.

Todd Starnes

Major League Baseball is investigating longtime umpire Rob Drake after he posted a message on Twitter suggesting there would be a civil war if President Trump was impeached…Doesn’t Major League Baseball have more important things to do than investigate a guy’s personal Twitter feed. And what was so offensive about what he wrote?

Fox News

Trump has become known for forceful and often tasteless banter. He publicly calls people crude names, uses foul language and sends dog whistles of lawless behavior to much of his base. All that is a question of free speech, personal taste and political risk. But threats to ignore parts of the Constitution are not matters of speech, taste or risk. They reveal character traits that question Trump's fitness for office.

Washington Examiner

Of the many disturbing examples of media malpractice in the Trump era, none are so alarming as the press’s unswerving deference to current and former members of the intelligence community. They can be perjurers, power abusers, perhaps even killers-by-drone, but as long as they oppose President Trump, they can expect journalists to give them a sympathetic ear.

PJ Media

Includes Joe Biden, Jerry Nadler, David Leland, Patrick Kennedy and Marion Barry.

National Review

If Congress is to substitute its judgment for the electorate’s, let the people see why.