Rush Limbaugh

What's he gonna say? "Nixon did it!"

Fox News

Dean is a convicted felon who was disbarred following his criminal role in the Watergate scandal. More important for this farce of a hearing, though, is that Dean has absolutely no first-hand knowledge of the events in question. He’s no more qualified to testify about Russiagate than CNN’s Jim Acosta is to testify about real news…So why would the Democrats call this discredited buffoon away from the CNN studios?

The Daily Caller

Instead of figuring out why America’s intelligence community is protecting partisan political operatives, House Democrats would rather keep undermining justice. That’s the takeaway from yesterday’s House Judiciary Committee hearing with John Dean, President Nixon’s disgraced White House Counsel. 

NewsBusters

GQ magazine is often embarrassingly liberal, and their site is approaching Father's Day with "The Feminist Dad Checklist." …The checklist itself aspires to be humorous, but it's more cringe-inducing. It is not a satire, although it sounds like one. 

The Federalist

South Asian-Americans’ spelling bee achievement exemplifies our country’s strengths. We are a meritocratic society where all people can be successful if they put their minds to it.

BPR

President Trump reached out to one of his fiercest critics in a gesture that probably won’t get much attention from the liberal media. Despite relentlessly dogging the president with investigations and threats of impeachment, Rep. Jerry Nadler reportedly received a personal call from the president last month when he was unexpectedly hospitalized.

Pat Buchanan

What are these “values” of which politicians incessantly talk? Are they immutable? Or do they change with the changing times? 

The Daily Wire

On Saturday, The New York Times published a nearly 5,000-word article featured at the top of its website on “the making of a YouTube radical.” The fact-free and defamatory rant smeared some of the most mainstream voices in political commentary and in many cases proved precisely the opposite of the points it purported to make.

The Western Journal

Is Biden going to bring back the “new normal” of anemic economic growth, persistently high unemployment, and the erosion of the American manufacturing base that we experienced the last time he was in the White House?

The Washington Examiner

President Trump’s red “Make America Great Again” hat is still hot. Now, on the verge of breaking the million mark for the $25 ball cap, the campaign is raffling off the official 1 millionth hat in a fundraising contest.

PJ Media

Trump's age gets specific mention, along with the fact that it will be a challenge. Crazy Joe the Wonder Veep and Sanders get a whitewashing with the blanket "septuagenarians" description. That sounds nicer than noting that they will be turning 77 and 78, respectively, this year.

RedState

This was an effort at self-promotion. A chance to be on a who’s who list of leftist corporate elites. Having your name on this list makes you look important at the coastal cocktail parties they attend, and fair enough…but the rest of us don’t care.

Big League Politics

The National Park Service is trying to backtrack from their failed predictions of climate doom. They recently removed a warning from a Glacier National Park claiming that glaciers “will all be gone” by 2020 due to global warming fears.

BPR

Violence against the media and women seems to be just fine with the left when the media source leans right and the woman is a conservative. InfoWars host Kaitlin Bennet posted a video to her social media on Sunday that shows the host and her camera crew being harassed and assaulted.

Fox News

The former New York City mayor has pledged to donate $500 million toward closing coal plants, a move that would put thousands of Americans out of work.