NewsBusters

On Monday, January 25, 1988, 30 years ago tonight, Americans across the country saw with their own eyes an early example of the ugly liberal media attack machine. Dan Rather, the anchor of the CBS Evening News at the time, laid a trap and attempted to ambush then-Vice President George H.W. Bush on live TV.

Todd Starnes

Franklin Graham, one of the nation’s most prominent Christian leaders, said Wednesday that the Trump presidency faces a grave, domestic threat. “I believe we are in a coup d’etat,” Graham told Todd Starnes on his radio show. “There are people in this country who are wanting to destroy the president and take over the government by force.”

The Daily Wire

The policy would automatically register adults who obtain or renew a driver's license to vote unless drivers who claim to be legal "opt out." But, since 2015, California has granted illegal immigrants driver's licenses.

LifeZette

The conservative was met with protests during his Wednesday night visit to UConn.

Breitbart

Breitbart London editor Raheem Kassam has been suspended from tweeting using his Twitter account for a week following a stream of online abuse aimed at him by hard-left activists.

The New York Post

Editorial: Not one leak, ever, has suggested that Mueller has found an iota of evidence that the Trump campaign colluded with the Russians — which, recall, is what the investigation is supposed to be about.

Rasmussen Reports

The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds that 26% of American Adults think sections of individual states have the right to secede and form a new state.

The National Review

Conservative women running for office are roundly ignored and the millions of women who want their representatives to embody anything other than progressive dogma are left without options in this female revolution.

 

The Federalist

Better to live with Russian bots feeding us fake news than authoritarian senators dictating how we consume it.

Townhall

John Stossel: The government is open again. That's too bad.  One day, one of these shutdowns should be permanent. That's because even during so-called shutdowns, a third of federal employees -- nearly a million people -- remain on the job, declared "essential" government workers.

LifeZette

The Oscar-nominated film “Call Me By Your Name” is up for four Academy Awards, believe it or not. The movie features a relationship between a 24-year-old man and an underaged 17-year-old boy. In the United States today, this constitutes statutory rape. In other words — Hollywood and its associates want to praise a movie about a sex offender.

The Western Journal

The NFL rejected an ad submitted by a veterans organization because it “could be considered by some as a political statement.”

Rush Limbaugh

Trump supposedly had this liaison with the stripper named Stormy Daniels...She’s supposedly a porn star. Fine and dandy. This is gonna be as effective as the Access Hollywood video was. It isn’t gonna matter.

The Conservative Tribune

The show that used to post numbers as high as 13.5 for the 1978-1979 season...achieved a “record high” this season when it posted meager ratings of only 4.6 and 1.9, respectively. That’s pathetic.

Infowars

There’s a giant cultural re-education campaign underway aimed at turning men into total pussies.