TOP OF THE DAY by Howard Polskin
Greetings! Looks like Steve Bannon may be spending July 4 weekend grilling and chillin’ behind bars. The “War Room'' motor-mouth and ex-chief strategist in Donald Trump’s White House has been ordered to report to prison July 1 for ignoring a Congressional subpoena to testify about his involvement in the J6 insurrection. (Fox News)…. If Bannon does a four-month stint in the slammer, he’ll miss Flagstock on September 2. The free country-western music festival is a fundraiser in support of University of North Carolina frat bros who supposedly defended the U.S. flag from pro-Palestinian protestors. Talent and venue location have yet to be announced…Ben Shapiro, the nation's most popular right wing podcaster and occasional Trump critic, believes the convicted felon and ex-President is poised to win the White House again…. “60 Minutes” correspondent Lesley Stahl owes Trump an apology, opines TownHall. Here’s why…Our eagle-eyed Right Wing Biz Watch columnist David Lieberman reveals that Wall Street has soured on three right wing stocks: Rumble, Public Sq and Salem. Dear readers, I hope you shorted all three….And thanks to all of you who expressed concern about my health scare earlier this week. It lifted my spirits almost as much as Trump guilty verdict. I’m back from the hospital and planning to publish on a regular schedule next week….If you keep reading, I’ll keep Righting. Howard
source: The Federalist
Why do queer people get a complete pass to be blatantly, publicly, sexually creepy in ways we never, ever tolerate for heterosexuals?
source: FrontPage
On the anniversary of the Pulse massacre, “Queers for Palestine” rally for their own killers.
source: Fox News
Some prosecutors and judges might see the Trump case as a new path forward.
source: American Greatness
It is past time for the media and Democrats to drop the ruse of Biden’s “neutrality and admit that they are terrified of the will of the people in November and so are conniving to silence them.
source: Townhall
By Kurt Schlichter: America is not over, no matter how dire everything looks. And it is dire – we’re becoming an impotent and impoverished banana republic that is pushed around by foreign scumbags overseas and perverts, crooks, and commies here at home.
source: SteveGruber.com
In a dramatic turn of events, Rubio’s Coastal Grill, a beloved Mexican food chain in California, has announced the closure of 48 restaurants in the state. This is being seen as a direct consequence of the state’s newly implemented $20-an-hour minimum wage for fast food workers.
source: A Righting Original
Wall Street appears to be tiring of the sector. Over the last 12 months — a period when the benchmark Standard & Poor’s 500 rose 21.8 percent — Rumble shares fell 35.1 percent, Public Square’s down 69.1 percent, and Salem (which no longer trades on one of the major stock exchanges) dropped 71.3 percent.
TOP OF THE DAY by Howard Polskin
Greetings! Welcome to Pride Month. And the response so far from the right? A surprising collective yawn. In the past, June 1 marked open season on LGBTQ communities from right wing media. My take on nary a murmur of criticism from the usual suspects as June begins: Donald Trump’s quick conviction on all counts in his historic election interference and hush money trial has become an all-consuming story for the media, right, left and center. Let’s see if the anti-Pride voices return as we go further into the month … In her latest column, Ann Coulter, praises the new book Special Victim Status: The Era of Woke Journalism by Gregory E. Mantell. Coulter opines that the tome “exposes how the media racializes and genderizes news coverage to fit its far left ‘progressive’ agenda-with bias baked into every aspect of news organizations”…Nonagenarian Nuptials News: Over the weekend, multiple times married, conservative media media mogul and apparently hot commodity in the 90+ dating market, Rupert Murdoch got hitched at his Los Angeles estate. Hopefully, the fifth time’s the charm for the charmless billionaire…Personal News: Apologies for TheRighting’s occasional and sporadic publishing schedule during this most consequential news period of the year. Last week, I had surgery, developed sepsis and have been in the hospital since Friday. You might say I’ve had worse luck than a Trump trial lawyer. The docs say I’ve turned the corner, but please be patient and forgive any errors.…If you keep reading, I’ll keep Righting. Howard
source: American Spectator
If he thinks it will stop Trump from winning the election, prison seems likely.
source: FrontPage
When the main casualty is the rule of law itself.
source: The American Conservative
The past eight years of legal and procedural war on Donald Trump have muted the effects of any new legal developments.
source: Wall Street Journal
Even those who dislike the former President see a case of legal and political malpractice.
source: American Thinker
Like Howard Roark and Henry Rearden, Donald Trump is a flawed but epically heroic figure.
source: WND
The parallels between Trump and Mandela are astounding. Trump, like Mandela, is a victim of an unjust system – in Trump's case, a weaponized government and a corrupt justice system that has railroaded him. Like Mandela, the victim of this very system (Trump) is the one best equipped to become president, and then clean up the crimes and corruption of the deep state.
source: Townhall
By Kurt Schlichter: The regime media must be shunned. Cut out, iced out, kicked out. They don’t get called on. They don’t get talked to. They get ignored. Starve them. Mt. President, lose Maggie Haberman’s number. If you want to call someone, call a real journalist, like Salena Zito. Punish the haters, reward the fair and honest.
