Townhall

Mark Davis: Basic human decency, as well as proper presidential decorum, required a calling-out, by name, of precisely the ideology that led to the murder of Heather Heyer. This was a particularly glaring omission from a President who spends a lot of time (rightfully) busting the chops of anyone reticent to identify radical Islamic terrorism by name.

Right Wing News

John Hawkins: I wish I could say that it’s a shock that someone died in Charlottesville, but I’ve been predicting just this sort of thing in radio appearances for months. The liberal media is dying to blame it all on Donald Trump, but it should look in the mirror.

Infowars

Virginia riots staged to bring in martial law to ban conservative gatherings.  

Fox News

Google became famous as an information company with its motto: “Don’t Be Evil.”  Well, in the wake of its firing of a 28-year-old employee for expressing dissatisfaction with Google’s stifling ideological conformity, some critics are saying the company is now for soft authoritarianism.

Breitbart

Says one employee: "Constant abuse, sneers, insults and smears from people who detest that you disagreed with them, or pointed out evidence that refutes their dogma, combined with the low-level terror of being fired (and in many cases deported), combined with a learned helplessness because you know your abusers are supported by management, make for a very demoralizing experience." (Part of Breitbart's "Rebels of Google" series)

The Federalist

Nothing could be more dystopian than the largest information, communication, and documentation hub controlling your thoughts and punishing you for wrongthink.

One America News Network

House Republicans launch a website blasting the media for focusing on “chaos,” rather than their accomplishments made during President Trump’s first 200 days in office.  The website called “Did You Know” says the news has not been keeping Americans informed on all the legislation GOP lawmakers have passed in the House.

World News Daily

On Tuesday, lobbyist and lawyer Jack Burkman sent a letter to Robert Mueller, who was appointed to review the allegations against Trump’s campaign in 2016 of collusion with Russia, urging him to expand his work. Rich, Burkman explained, could be the “missing link.”

Gateway Pundit

Worst. President. Ever.

Newsmax

Gov. Brian Sandoval has declared a state of emergency because Nevada is running out of marijuana! Maybe Sandoval had a severe case of the munchies that clouded his thinking or maybe his priorities are just different, but mobilizing the state government because of a "wacky tobaccy" shortage breaks new ground in emphasizing trivialities.

Rush Limbaugh

The New York Times made up not the news in the assessment, but they made up the fact that it hasn’t been released and that Trump will suppress it.

Townhall

Declining academic standards and grade inflation tend to confirm employer perceptions that college degrees say little about job readiness.

LifeZette

Faced with rising crime, a small but growing number of cities are experimenting with a controversial idea — paying the worst criminals to behave.  Next month, Sacramento, California, will become the latest city to consider such a scheme.

Right Wing News

Perhaps they’d prefer the pajama boy, mom jeans, coddling and bowing version one typically saw from Barack Obama when it came to threats from foreign nations. Or, perhaps they’d approve of signing a deal that would simply push North Korea’s nuclear ambitions off for 10 years while giving them oodles of cash and access to more by removing sanctions

NewsBusters

In a rare moment of truth from MSNBC’s serial liar late Tuesday night, Brian Williams admitted on his show The 11thHour that “our job tonight actually is to scare people to death on this subject (of Trump and North Korea)."