Townhall

The implication was that it was somehow incongruous or even generous of (Officer) Ms. Griner to have saved Scalise's life, in spite of his 'retrograde' ideology.  This is an ugly strain of victim blaming.

RedState

The notion that Scalise brought it on himself in any way is a horrible thing to say, and Pelley should be embarrassed for even suggesting it.

Right Wing News

Officials at Strathclyde University had to send out a memo to students and staff asking them to desist from “inappropriate” restroom habits:  It read: "Given the incidence of people pooing in bins, showers and the likes, can I please remind...(you)... that the toilets have been provided for that specific purpose."

The Daily Signal

If “America First” means anything, it must mean preventing a virulently anti-American criminal enterprise from perpetuating its existence next door and reproducing itself throughout the hemisphere.  And since this is precisely what President Barack Obama’s opening to the Castros accomplished, President Donald Trump is duty-bound to reverse this mistake

The Blaze

Liberal movie director Oliver Stone, who supported former Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) during the election, said he is “shocked” by the way the United States’ top intelligence agencies have treated President Donald Trump.

World News Daily

In a post that quickly went viral, blogger Loretta the Prole outlined how a flood of Muslim refugees changed the face of her hometown of Utica, New York, forever.  The piece, titled “My Hometown is Gone,” was written in response to the recent increase in refugee numbers and was designed to “convey what it is like living in an Islamizing area,” according to Loretta.

The Conservative Review

One cannot make sense of Wednesday’s atrocious shooting of GOP Congressman Steve Scalise, La., without understanding the philosophical thinking behind it, says Conservative Review TV personality and former Secret Service agent Dan Bongino.

Patrick Buchanan

James T. Hodgkinson of Belleville, Illinois, who aspired to end his life as a mass murderer of Republican Congressmen, was a Donald Trump hater and a Bernie Sanders backer.  Like many before him, Hodgkinson was a malevolent man of the hating and hard left.

Rasmussen Reports

This is the first time the president’s overall approval rating has hit the 50% mark since late April.

Fox News

Mounting political backlash against Democrats, for pressing unsubstantiated claims, is certain to materialize.  Like mounting backlash against those pushing violence on college campuses and against Republicans, this mess may get bigger. 

PJ Media

Let's take a walk down memory lane to last year when we learned the DNC/Clinton campaign's hired thugs were "bird-dogging" and sending mentally unstable people to Trump rallies to provoke attendees with hopes of getting some violence on tape to broadcast how dangerous Trump supporters are. 

Townhall

Brent Bozell: If an act of violence could be blamed on a Republican or, even better, on a conservative, the press would do it, even if they needed to play a Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon-style game.

Infowars

When 66-year-old James Hodgkinson attempted to gun down as many Republican members of Congress as possible at a baseball field in Virginia, he permanently shattered the notion that we could go back to the way that things used to be in this country.

The Boston Herald

Howie Carr: No Republicans colluded with Russians, period. Despite the torrents of fake news, neither Jeff Sessions nor anyone else in the Trump administration is a Russian double agent.