The Free Press

Bari Weiss: It’s not about diversity, equity, or inclusion. It is about arrogating power to a movement that threatens not just Jews—but America itself.

American Spectator

If you hear of your school district making math more inclusive or bending mathematics to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, run for the hills! It’s time to find a new school. 

Conservative View from NH

What does Iran have on Barack Obama and Joe Biden? What kind of a deal did these two Presidents cut with the number one supporter of terrorism in the world?

Washington Examiner

The mullahs and their allies are spitting in the face of the U.S. The Biden team is telling the public it’s raining. The storm is only beginning.

Washington Times

Since being elected Speaker of the House, Rep. Mike Johnson of Louisiana has endured an unprecedented level of religious persecution and bigotry, with opponents basically accusing him of advocating that America become a theocracy.

DonaldJTrump.com

It was a big night yesterday for Ron DeSanctimonious. He picked out his favorite high heels to show off on the debate stage but maybe he should have stuck with the ones he’s been wearing on the campaign trail. Ron shuffled his feet and gingerly walked across the debate set like a 10 year old girl who had just raided her mom’s closet and discovered heels for the first time.

Newsmax

There is no question that we are in a fight of good versus evil.

Post Millennial

In the alumni newsletter for his high school, Judge Arthur Engoron included a shirtless photo of himself titled "BonusTorsophoto" taken in a locker room.

The Gateway Pundit

Unhinged Judge Arthur Engoron has taken to an unconventional pastime—posting half-naked photos of himself on an alumni newsletter he oversees. Engoron, a Wheatley alumnus from 1967, is responsible for curating the Wheatley Alumni Association Newsletter, which updates and connects past graduates.. He has used this platform to share more than just school spirit. (Photos included)

National Review

The combination of Trump’s big lead and his absence simply drain these affairs of true drama and consequence.

Daily Caller

The debate — or lack thereof — was tame, allowing for several squabbles between Haley, Ramaswamy and DeSantis to stand out from an otherwise dull procession.

NewsBusters

Stephanie Ruhle is mad that the candidate field did not sufficiently entertain her. Substantive policy analysis is a Bad Thing now, inasmuch as it detracts from MSNBC’s raison d'être: to dump on Donald Trump and anyone who supports him or, in the case of GOP primary opponents, is deliberate and intentional about how they engage him.

Wall Street Journal

Another lousy Election Day shows the GOP has a brand problem.

NY Post

A country takes on the personality of its leader, sadly, so there won’t be any peace while Biden is in the White House.

Washington Times

Apologies to former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, but this week, and probably for the next two months, the most important woman in the 2024 presidential race is Kim Reynolds, the governor of Iowa.