WND

As President Trump continues to be labeled a “racist” by some leftist politicians and media members merely because he referred to Baltimore as a “rat and rodent infested” city, two high-profile members of the black community are coming to his defense, bringing up Hillary Clinton’s involvement in the hunt for Barack Obama’s true birthplace.

Ann Coulter

Last week, U.S. District Court Judge William O. Bertelsman dismissed Nick Sandmann's $250 million defamation suit against The Washington Post for its stories about a mythical racist hate-crime allegedly committed by Sandmann, a Catholic schoolboy, against fake war hero and "Indigenous Person" Nathan Phillips.

Townhall

Matt Vespa: Williamson’s way out there, but she also had the better moments of tonight’s debate, clinching some of the biggest applause lines, spikes in Google searches, and appeared to have what the others don’t: something new to offer…Her brand of politics shouldn’t be dismissed. She’s also feisty. And seemed to inject some energy into that CNN audience.

National Review

A lot of us are laughing about Marianne Williamson, but there’s some of that same dynamic that drove Trump to the nomination in 2016. She’s a figure who’s famous for being connected to the entertainment world, who isn’t interested in policy details, and who emotes in a way that generates raucous applause from the audience.

BPR

In a Tuesday night Democratic primary debate that promised more socialism, the elimination of private health insurance and open borders, Google Trends showed that Marianne Williamson was the most searched candidate throughout the night. Which may be a statement about how people feel about the hard-left policies being pushed on stage… or a reflection on the American electorate.

Breitbart

Women’s advocacy groups—National Women’s Law Center, UltraViolet Action, and Higher Heights—on Tuesday criticized CNN for not having a woman of color as a debate moderator and launched a petition demanding that establishment media networks include women of color moderators in all upcoming debates so they do not have a “major representation problem” like CNN.

The Daily Caller

Centrist Dems beaten into submission by progressive opponents during CNN debate.

Fox News

They all crowd into the far-left lane, thinking that's the fastest way home. The problem is, that lane is now backed up, and engines are revving — going nowhere good. If only one or two candidates checked their side-view mirrors, saw that vacant middle lane, and hopped right in. They'd race right to the front.

Rush Limbaugh

The Obamas are so far above this level of plebeian battle. Let these reprobates battle it out and destroy them and, in the process, maybe do great damage to the party and then swoop in, after having spent no money, and after having made nobody mad, Michelle (My Belle) Obama swoops in to save the Democrat Party from itself to a roaring media crescendo of excitement and approval. Don’t rule it out.

The Washington Free Beacon

Of the 26 declared candidates…most have put enormous new government programs front and center in their campaigns. Totaling up these proposals gives taxpaying voters a sense of the budget priorities of the average Democratic candidate. That overall figure is an undercount, as it is based only on proposals for which the Free Beacon could identify actual spending estimates.

TheBlaze

He loves attacking the faith of others.

Big League Politics

President Trump’s newest campaign ad reveals that all major Democrat candidates wish to provide free healthcare to illegal immigrants.

Infowars

Procter & Gamble has reported a net loss of $5.24 billion, prompting speculation as to whether a boycott of the company’s Gillette shaving products after a divisive ‘woke’ ad campaign hit the company’s bottom line. The ad, entitled ‘We Believe’, was released in January. It asked men to “shave their toxic masculinity,” while blaming an entire gender for the actions of a small percentage of sexual abusers, rapists and perverts.

Newsmax

Trump’s problems with Coats go back to the first days of his presidency. At a dinner in January 2017, Coats persuaded Trump not to fire his James Comey, right away and instead meet with him before making a decision on whether to dismiss him. That turned out to be terrible advice for a man like Trump. 

WND

Barry Farber: Trump is my boy, and to me the bad guys are the ones that are messing with my boy. Got it? The teachings, tricks and tactics of his political enemies should be enshrined in the annals of juvenile delinquency.