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26
May

TOP OF THE DAY by Howard Polskin

Greetings! As a NY Giants fan, the 2026 NFL season is already off to a rough start.  On Friday, the team’s 23-year-old sensation Jaxson Dart, who will be starting his second season as the team’s  quarterback, introduced Trump at a rally in Suffern, NY.  That did not sit well with me as well as one of Dart’s teammates who the Daily Wire points out is a Muslim. USA Today has more details....Weird: Over the weekend, Trump posted a link to a March 1 article from the American Thinker with this head-scratching headline: “President Trump’s Fixation with Heaven Is Good for America.” Sounds scary to me...Another thing to worry about: The third largest outbreak of Ebola in history is devastating a densely populated region of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Due to the Trump administration's deep cuts to international health organizations, efforts to contain the deadly disease are faltering, CNN and other outlets report....Book News, Part I: Regime Change, the explosive nonfiction book about the Trump 2.0 White House by NY Times star scribes Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan, drops June 23. That's just days after The Donald’s  80th birthday and two weeks before the nation’s 250th birthday.  Expect the timely release of “Regime Change” to dominate the news cycle between those two big birthdays....Book News, Part II: The Federalist has compiled a list of 12 books that are essential reading for "patriots" celebrating the nation’s 250th birthday. It’s a surprisingly even-handed selection, including Jon Meacham’s “Thomas Jefferson: The Art of Power” and Michael Shaara’s  classic novel about the Civil War, “The Killer Angels”....Just askin’: who’s read the entirety of Pope Leo’s 42,300-word Encyclical letter on safeguarding humanity from AI?...If you keep reading, I’ll keep Righting. Howard

Weird Dem Candidates May Save GOP Majorities

source: American Spectator

Unhinged Democratic candidates offer Republicans unexpected opportunities in the upcoming midterms.

The Well-Funded, Online Influence Network Pushing Graham Platner

source: National Review

It turns out Graham Platner was touted by Democratic social media influencers who were secretly being paid by his campaign.

Don’t Lose Heart Republicans

source: NY Post

Dem disasters like Graham Platner will only make things worse.

This Is Why Dems Spent Memorial Day Honoring George Floyd

source: Townhall

Why would Democrats spend a sacred holiday stirring up racial animus and rewriting history? Because the narrative is powerful, and it works. In fact, 60 percent of Leftists and 40 percent of all respondents believe that Floyd, a career criminal with a lengthy record, was a 'model citizen.'

Fury After Minneapolis Dem Mayor Honors George Floyd, Not Fallen Soldiers

source: Daily Wire

The backlash was instant, fierce, and entirely deserved. Critics quickly reminded the gutless mayor that Memorial Day belongs to heroes — not to a man with a lengthy rap sheet

Dems Try to Replace Memorial Day with George Floyd Day

source: FrontPage

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey dump vets, honor criminals.

Minnesota Dem Politician Remembers George Floyd Ahead of Troops on Memorial Day

source: Daily Caller

Democratic Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey sent a Memorial Day message honoring George Floyd hours before commemorating U.S. troops who died while serving.

Muslim NFL Player’s Post Criticizing Pro-Trump Teammate Backfires

source: Daily Wire

New York Giants defensive lineman Abdul Carter is taking major heat after posting publicly to criticize teammate Jaxson Dart for introducing President Donald Trump onstage at a New York rally Friday night. Cartervhas openly embraced his Muslim faith and made headlines during draft night after wearing traditional Islamic clothing on the red carpet.

Stop Chasing the Rich Away

source: Conservative View from NH

The wealthy in America need to be praised for their success and used as an example of what people can achieve under Capitalism. They should not be demonized and penalized by the system, simply because they can afford it

Yale Said to Discriminate Against White, Asian Applicants

source: The Federalist

Yale medical school faced scrutiny for alleged racial discrimination in admissions. The Department of Justice sent a letter to the school presenting evidence that black and Hispanic students were significantly more likely to be admitted than white and Asian students with the same MCAT scores and grade point averages.

Liberal Critics Torch Sacha Baron Cohen’s Woke “Ladies First”

source: Hollywood in Toto

The new Netflix comedy finds him playing a chauvinist who bonks his head and wakes up in a world where women ruleDown with the Patriarchy! Up with the Matriarchy! That gimmick feels like a 2020 fever dream, born from the BLM protests era and Hollywood’s woke revolution.
22
May

TOP OF THE DAY by Howard Polskin

Greetings! Farewell: Stephen Colbert signed off from his CBS perch last night after a dazzling 11-year run marked by his relentless comic critiques of Donald Trump. Here is his opening monologue. Can’t help but think Colbert left the door open for a return late-night engagement elsewhere because he said, “Tonight is our final show from the Ed Sullivan Theater.” The itals are  mine....Weekend Watch: The final episode of “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.” Like many of you, I didn’t (couldn’t) stay up to watch the end of an era in real time and will catch the finale in its entirety this holiday weekend....Seriously? An  article in the American Thinker suggests moving the nation’s capital further inland. The preferred location is Lebanon, Kansas, which sits in the exact geographical center of the nation, 260 miles west of Kansas City...While a heated debate simmers about whether Trump has lost control of the Senate, I’m certain he’s lost control of his hair. DC’s notorious spring humidity has settled in over the White House wrecking havoc with The Donald’s coif leaving it, straw-like, limp and unkempt. Here’s a Wikimedia Commons compendium of Trump’s hairdos over the years and all of them are better than what’s plopped on his POTUS dome now...Enjoy the Memorial Day weekend all. We’ll be back Tuesday....If  you keep reading, I’ll keep Righting. Howard

With Colbert Gone, Can We Start the Clock on Kimmel?

source: PJ Media

Colbert will probably hit the lefty podcast circuit, maybe write a book, and keep providing fuel for a barrage of wildly inaccurate hot takes about why he's off the air. Jimmy Kimmel is still polluting the airwaves with bad political cheerleading theater, and wasting no time reminding everyone how awful he is.

“Good Riddance to Colbert’s Nightly Group Therapy Session for Progressive Elitists”

source: NewsBusters

Media Research Council President David Bozell said in a statement, “Good riddance to Colbert’s nightly group therapy session for progressive elitists who could not understand why half the country kept rejecting their worldview.”

The End of Stephen Colbert’s Late-Night Abortion Advocacy

source: National Review

By Kathryn Jean Lopez: What to Expect When You Are Forced to Be Expecting — that was “the new pregnancy guide” Stephen Colbert joked Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett was issuing after oral arguments in the Dobbs case. So forgive me if I’m not lamenting the end of Colbert’s late-night tenure.

CBS and Its Colbert Apocalypse

source: National Review

How Spielberg, David Byrne, Springsteen, and Obama worshippers bowed to woke media. Long ago these artists offered high points of humanist creativity (Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Fear of Music, Darkness on the Edge of Town) but recently have become political stooges, signaling their undeniable artistic decline.

Propagandist Stephen Colbert Gets Final Jab from Trump on the Way Out

source: Blaze Media

Colbert's nearly 11-year stretch of propaganda and self-worship at the Ed Sullivan Theater has finally come to an end. "Colbert is finally finished at CBS," the president wrote after the final show aired. "Amazing that he lasted so long!"

Letterman Sowed the Seeds of Late-Night TV’s Demise

source: PJ Media

Near the end of his run on The Late Show, Letterman wandered more and more into partisan grumpy old man stuff. Nobody on our side of the aisle ever thought he was conservative, but he also wasn't making it a point to offend us. That changed in the last couple of years before he left late-night television.