PJ Media

New Speaker of the House Mike Johnson probably knew what to expect following his ascension to the office. After all, he’s a conservative, a Republican, a Southerner, and a heterosexual man. Any one of those characteristics would condemn Johnson to the outer circles of hell. And judging by webpage headlines, he’s more than halfway there.

Townhall

It's especially rich that these networks would throw "election denier" at Speaker Johnson when they wouldn't lob that insult at Rep. Jeffries, who routinely called Donald Trump an "illegitimate" president and denied his election at least 13 times by the GOP's counting.

Power Line

Bowman is the Democratic rep who pulled the fire alarm next to an emergency exit in one of the House office buildings, in order to delay a vote on the House floor. A new video shows that every word Bowman has said about the incident was a lie. Bowman, meanwhile, was last seen voting for Hamas on the House floor. A thoroughly detestable character.

Washington Examiner

For about six years, Democratic politicians and pundits have promoted the phrase “threat to our democracy.” It was entirely based on constructing a political narrative through fearmongering propaganda meant to brainwash the population into thinking that Republican politicians such as former President Donald Trump were pushing the country toward an authoritative dictatorship.

Washington Stand

Looting and arson done by one of the “oppressed” is morally right especially when directed at those identified as one of the “oppressors.” This was controversial and concerning during the Summer of Love, but now it has become transparently evil because the worldview that excused property crimes in Minneapolis is now white-washing rape and murder in Israel as “resistance.”

Big League Politics

A series of anti-white blood libels are being perpetuated through the fake news media in order to fuel the growing racial animus aimed at white people.

Fox News

This is a make-work program for political progressives at the expense of working households. We pay for it.  An official White House statement said the "Climate Corps" will "train young people" to "advance environmental justice" while "tackling climate change." 

Granite Grok

Perhaps the most important facet of fighting against Wokeness is having courage. Each person needs to muster the courage to stand firm and resist the intrusion of Wokeness into our lives and our places of business. It is one thing to not buy a product because it backs Woke causes, but without informing the seller why you are not buying from them, nothing will change.

Conservative View from NH

Liberal hate speech has always been tolerated on campuses and in public, but there is a changing tide. Woke may have run its course, and maturity and responsibility may be on the rise. Many of us welcome this changing tide that is far overdue.

Wall Street Journal

Jews on the left find their woke comrades regard them as ‘oppressors,’ to be discarded or far worse.

ConservativeHQ

For those of you who figured that longtime Donald J. Trump attack dog (more like a pesky gnat on an elephant’s behind) Liz Cheney had finally dried up and blown away in the wind like so much canine excrement on a hot, dry, dusty avenue, think again.

FrontPage

NBC’s Lester Holt and Kristen Welker are set to moderate the third Republican primary debate alongside morning talk show host Hugh Hewitt, NBC announced on Wednesday. So for every question about the border, there’ll be two questions about “climate change,” “election denial,” “systemic racism” and the suffering of “transgender teens.”

NewsBusters

In the first three weeks after the writers’ strike, the late night joke tellers picked right back up where they left off: telling Trump jokes at the expense of almost everything else, a NewsBusters study has found. 

The Free Press

Julia Steinberg: My peers have been indoctrinated to believe that Jews are oppressors. And so even our mass slaughter is seen as justifiable revenge.

NY Post

Most successful politicians combine real talent with great luck. Speaker Mike Johnson is no exception. Fewer than nine years ago, he was a mere lawyer in Shreveport, La., when his local state legislator resigned to become a judge.