Big League Politics

Prominent conservative writer Ben Shapiro saw Bolton’s time under the Trump administration as a means of maintaining the flawed neoconservative policies of yesteryear. This would have entailed never-ending military conflicts that line up the pockets of defense contractors and that also undermine America’s position in the globe.

The American Conservative

Bolton was the proverbial wrecking ball in Trump’s national security shop…Trump needs an adviser who is willing to engage in a pragmatic negotiation He needs someone who will hold those within the administration accountable when they refuse to execute policy. He or she should prize restraint and think through all the options when the Beltway loudly urges immediate action.

The Federalist

President Trump did not cause the Central Intelligence Agency to withdraw a top-level spy from Russia. Obama did. And so did indiscreet intelligence officials. CNN’s report to the contrary is false, as usual.

Washington Examiner

Media outlets fell over each other this year to promote a study purportedly showing that counties that hosted Trump 2016 campaign rallies later experienced a 226% increase in hate crimes. The study has been thoroughly debunked this week, leaving several news organizations with egg on their face.

National Review

David French: Free speech is often the first casualty of political polarization.

Rush Limbaugh

This is the objective. Three weeks and they were able to pull it off. And there's no recession, folks.

The Daily Caller

It’s National Historically Black Colleges and Universities Week, and President Trump marked the occasion like no president in history — including a Sept. 10 speech at the annual National Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Conference. This should come as no surprise if you look at the facts and don’t listen to the “fake news.”

The Daily Signal

Former Rep. Jason Chaffetz, R.-Utah, who served on and chaired the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform and is now a Fox News contributor, made the case that the left is using a variety of underhanded strategies to fundamentally change American elections and tilt them in their favor. Chaffetz lays out his argument in a new book, “Power Grab: The Liberal Scheme to Undermine Trump, the GOP, and Our Republic.” 

Washington Free Beacon

Joe Biden sought out Russian president Vladimir Putin before the 2003 invasion of Iraq to propose a deal in which Russia would be given the oil profits from the war if they entered alongside the United States.

The Wall Street Journal

Her vision of ‘accountable capitalism’ would destroy savings built over a lifetime—and sink the economy.

Washington Examiner

There is certainly more to learn about the military's use of Prestwick and Turnberry. But the bottom line: Did an "odd" refueling stop "line the president's pockets"? Given what is known so far, that's a hard accusation to support.

Daily Signal

For many students, college can mean that they’re the targets of speech codes, bullying by other students, and intimidation by professors. Many times, campus administrators just stand by silently, or worse, enforce the radicalism. It’s healthy for students to be challenged at college and be exposed to new ideas. What’s not healthy is to be berated, intimidated, or coerced into adopting an ideology that goes against their very core principles.

NY Post

President Trump’s pull-back from the brink of repeating Obama’s mistakes may strike Democrats as undignified, but it is far better than sticking with a deal that would have been a humiliating defeat for US interests.

National Review

They remain aggressive foes determined to strike at America. They must be killed or captured, not invited to negotiations.

Infowars

Monday night saw CNN attempt to propagate a new conspiracy theory regarding President Trump and Russia. However, it fell flat on its face when the CIA chimed in to point out that it was, once again, total bs. The network quoted the infamous ‘anonymous source’, who claimed that the US extracted a top spy out of Russia in 2017 because it was worried about Trump’s carelessness with handling intelligence, fearing it could lead to exposure.