PJ Media

Roger Simon: I don't think you could possibly find twenty-four duller individuals in a phone book than those running for the Democratic nomination. It's stunning, actually, and a sad commentary all by itself about our politics. Where are the Bobby Kennedys of yesteryear? I'd even take Hubert Humphrey, I'm so desperate. The best and the brightest? This is more like the worst and the dimmest.

RedState

Acosta views himself like a soldier on Okinawa, valorously storming emplacements as he shouts nonsensical questions at the President. There was that one time where he had to be outside when during the winter though. Such bravery.

Townhall

The first Democratic presidential debates are scheduled for NBC and MSNBC on June 26 and 27. The Comcast-owned networks have just announced a tilted team of five liberal journalists/activists.

NewsBusters

The Washington Post on Tuesday offered a gushing, 3,000-word profile about CBS This Morning’s Gayle King, fawning over the co-host as the “soothing voice of reason.” At no point in the story did Post writer Robin Givhan identify King as a Democratic donor. 

Breitbart

We live in a world where people wear what they believe.

The Washington Free Beacon

Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D., Mich,) has continued to attend events and pose for pictures with a campaign fundraiser who has spread anti-Semitic conspiracy theories using a Facebook account which he has also used to interact with the freshman Congresswoman.

Wayne Dupree

Omar violated the law, and the response from the media is crickets. Democrats ignore evidence in plain sight and look for evidence that doesn’t exist.

The Daily Caller

There’s a new conspiracy making the rounds on the left that if Trump loses reelection, he will do something to stay in office and “won’t leave.” How this would happen, they never say, but it will, or at least could, they insist. Paranoia is setting in.

Big League Politics

Ronald Stolarczyk killed two robbers after they broke into his house. Stolarczyk not only saved his own life, but also kept his house from being robbed yet again. Unfortunately, he has been charged with the felony possession of an “illegal” handgun.

The Washington Times

There is no way President Donald Trump’s base will stand quietly as Democrats sacrifice all that’s law and order for political gains.

The Washington Examiner

The former vice president, 76, was a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee that unanimously approved a bill in 1977. The measure was sent to the full Senate, where it was approved without dissent and later signed into law by President Jimmy Carter. A year earlier, Biden had been among senators who voted to restore citizenship to Robert E. Lee, the Confederate general.

The Western Journal

Former Vice President Joe Biden took shots at President Donald Trump’s foreign policy positions in a campaign speech in Iowa on Tuesday, but the Democratic presidential candidate’s judgement in the area of foreign relations has been called into question, even by those within his own party.

The Federalist

In a series of tweets over the last few days and in his typical dry and wry fashion, Cleese has taken aim at the idea that race, and other things such as sex, are simply social constructs. The undercurrent is the idea that we simply can’t say things that are demonstrably true anymore lest someone, somewhere, take offense.

Rush Limbaugh

The reason John Dean has become a partisan hack is because he learned very early on in the Watergate scandal that his true avenue of escape was to suck up to the Washington media that hated Richard Nixon. If he could, in their eyes, become an ally in the war against Nixon, he would forever be embraced and given new life and credibility. And that’s been the case. 

Big League Politics

Reporting from Fox Business reveals that the neoliberal Democrat has a whopping $131,296 in outstanding loans. Buttigieg is a Harvard and Oxford graduate, and frequently points to his professional qualifications as a rationale for his presidential campaign.