The Federalist

The meeting had hardly begun when loyal members of the Trump resistance showed that, as usual, they have no idea of how to behave in public. Reenacting the customs of social media in real life, they screamed, yelled, and stomped their feet even before Grassley and the other senators had a chance to say anything to which they might object.

NewsBusters

Senate Democrats (and liberal activists) spent most of Tuesday’s confirmation hearing for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh obstructing the process. Of course, many in the liberal media cheered on the behavior since they’re all on the same side. And on ABC’s World News Tonight, correspondent Terry Moran praised it as Democrats doing their job.

Fox News

The chaotic start to Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearing was coordinated from the top by Democratic senators who wanted to stall the Supreme Court nomination process amid complaints about access to documents.

Townhall

Michelle Malkin: The ghoulish twin spectacles last week memorializing Aretha Franklin and John McCain brought out the worst in family, friends and frenemies. No matter your partisan affiliation, these vulgar exercises in self-indulgence should serve as object lessons on how not to depart with dignity.

RedState

The story of Colin Kaepernick, to put it simply, is the morality tale of a moron. In short, he was — and is — cripplingly dumb. A dumb person heard something, and instead of finding out whether it was true, he raged against the phantom menace. In the process, he destroyed an American institution and became hated by millions.

Newsmax

Now the same ingrate who almost brought down the NFL will cause massive damage to Nike. In-N-Out is in great shape. Nike just destroyed a billion-dollar brand. The Silent Majority has spoken.

Todd Starnes

When California Democrats found out that famed west coast burger chain In-N-Out had donated money to the state’s Republican party, party chairman Eric Bauman, called for a fast-food boycott.

CNS News

Chuck Todd's article in the Atlantic advising the press to stop complaining doesn't deserve a rebuttal. It deserves a laugh track.

Infowars

German authorities have dropped a case in which a 10-year-old Afghan boy raped a classmate during a school trip while Syrian and Afghan accomplices held him down, as the perpetrators are apparently not old enough to be tried.

The National Review

So let's stop pretending there is.  

LifeZette

The President is among those vowing to skip the Ryan Gosling drama 'First Man' when it hits theaters on October 12.

NewsBusters

Kaepernick has been oppressed by multi-million dollar contracts while compiling a losing record as a starting NFL quarterback. Now he'll be further oppressed by millions more from the Nike contract. How generous of Nike to rescue Kaepernick from the unemployment lines too.

Fox News

Instead of examining his qualifications or judicial record, those opposed to Judge Brett Kavanaugh are working overtime to smear his reputation with false charges. Democrats and  Planned Parenthood are insulting the intelligence of Americans.  

Townhall

"Make  America Great Again," Trump tweeted on Saturday, not long after the funeral/Trump hate-fest was over, letting his supporters know that the man the “Washington Beltway” loves to bash, for all his faults, is actually busy making the lives of millions of Americans better.  

Bill O'Reilly

Barack Obama gave the most political address.  A brilliant orator, the former President can be disingenuous.  His assessment that the American press is “independent” is astonishing.