WND

Former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick said he has raised $20,000 for a group named for convicted cop-killer Assata Shakur, who remains on the FBI’s most-wanted list with a $1 million reward for information leading to her arrest.
 

Infowars

While most economists say the drop is a result of a correction brought on by trepidation about rising interest rates and high inflation, radio host Michael Savage sees darker forces at work. He said the Federal Reserve was deliberately running up interest rates as part of a scheme to sabotage Trump.

Townhall

Dennis Prager: Religious Christians and Jews who support Trump understand that the character of a public leader is quite often less important than his policies. This is so obvious that only the naive think otherwise. Character is no predictor of political leadership on behalf of moral causes.

The Daily Wire

During a 2003 interview with shock jock Howard Stern, for example, Tarantino disturbingly downplayed the heinous actions of convicted rapist Roman Polanski, saying the 13-year-old victim who was drugged and raped "wanted to have it."

Fox News

Peggy Grande: As president, Ronald Reagan showed us how to dream big dreams.  To imagine a flourishing economy.  To imagine renewed strength and patriotism.  To picture a world free of political tyrants and communist regimes.

The Daily Caller

Democratic Illinois Rep. Danny Davis defended Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan as an “outstanding human being” on Monday.

Breitbart

An event marking Israel’s 70th year will be held at US President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach, Florida. The event scheduled for late March is organized by the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, which is selling tickets for $1,000 per table.

The New York Post

Rich Lowry: Even in the worst case for Trump, Mueller is unlikely to charge him with a crime. There is longstanding Office of Legal Counsel guidance that it’s unconstitutional to indict a president while he’s in office. The worst case for Trump is probably a report by Mueller that could become, in effect, an impeachment referral.

Newsmax

A booming economy? Rising employment? President Trump expressed pride in America. Republicans cheered. Democrats looked ill.
 

The Washington Free Beacon

Of course their love is limited to top cops who misled the FISA court to get a surveillance warrant on a private citizen, inserted themselves into the 2016 election, stonewalled Congress, and showed political bias. Not exactly the rank and file, but at least it's something.

Todd Starnes

WeatherTech, the maker of mud flaps and bug deflectors, delivered a rock-solid “America First” message in its Super Bowl commercial. At WeatherTech, we built our new factory right here in America. Isn’t that the way it’s supposed to be?”

The National Review

The memo released Friday — which did not have a single word redacted — clearly contained lots of information on intelligence-agency abuses. Here’s what it did not contain: secrets vital to national security.

 

The Conservative Tribune

Actor James Woods celebrated the release Friday of House Intelligence Committee chairman Devin Nunes’ much-anticipated memo by dropping a lethal truth bomb. “Beware traitors both foreign and domestic. The #Democrats managed to use both and still lost a rigged election. #MemoDay,” he tweeted.

Townhall

Kurt Schlicter: The most basic principle that has been dumped like a Kennedy’s girlfriend is the one the self-appointed establishment hates most. It is the notion that power derives from the consent of the governed, that those using that power answer to us Normals.

Spero News

By a large margin, most Americans believe in God, and most are Christians. It would seem logical that both Republicans and Democrats would try hard not to alienate them, yet time and again the Democrats have managed to do so.