National Review

Forget current polling and think about the onslaught that’s coming once the former president sews up the GOP nomination.

Conservative View from NH

May the least corrupt man win! This election should be held on a Monday night and sanctioned by the WWE.

NY Post

Both nominees could wind up being crooks, thanks to the modern hyperpartisan landscape — with each side refusing to face the facts about their own guy. Argh: The frontrunners in both parties should be debating wages, grocery and gas prices, growth — things that matter the most to voters.

Wall Street Journal

His conduct is hard to defend, but a conviction for fraud would set a dangerous precedent.

American Spectator

The case should be dismissed for failure to state an offense.

Daily Caller

Democrats are doing this because they know they cannot beat Donald Trump in a fair and square election in 2024. Justice, however, will prevail. 

Townhall

Trump does an event every once in a while, usually rallies for the faithful, and that’s about it. An event per week plus social media posts isn’t much more of a campaign than hiding in the basement was.

WND

Tanya Chutkan, the U.S. District Court judge who will be overseeing Donald Trump's latest, Jan. 6-related indictment, is a left-wing activist who gave $1,500 to an Obama PAC during the Democrat's first presidential run, and who is known for giving out very harsh punishments to J6 prisoners who protested the 2020 election.

Washington Examiner

This is nothing more than a political indictment designed to silence dissent from what the powers that be decide is truth.

The Gateway Pundit

Bill Barr ran to CNN last night after President Trump’s latest indictment to cheer the end of free speech in America.

American Thinker

The problem shared by Oppenheimer and Trump is that each had too big a platform and too loud a voice.

American Greatness

Must we feel sorry for the writers and actors of such programs? Why? We don’t feel sorry for pornographers or drug pushers. Why should we feel sorry for writers who create stories about gay dudes or a world of drugs, sex, and trauma?

National Pulse

Local government officials in England’s iconic Oxford are funding a five-day “drag camp” for children as young as 14, where they will be invited to become “a comedy clown, a diva, a club kid or something totally different” and put on a show.

Outkick

The verdict is in, and you’ll never believe it: sane Americans did NOT appreciate Target targeting their kids.