TeaParty.org

One reason so many folks are asking that question is because we all know that if the tables were turned and a drowning of an individual with deep ties to former President Donald Trump took place, the news media would be all over it, never allowing the story to have time to breathe. There would be non-stop think pieces hitting all over the United States.

PJ Media

The Anti-Defamation League recently called Elon Musk an anti-Semite for allowing people on the X platform that the group disagrees with, potentially affecting the finances of X. But we can all be grateful to Musk for not backing down, and for contemplating a lawsuitagainst the hatred that has become part of the fabric of the ADL in the last few years. 

SteveGruber.com

There are more worthy recipients of “charity” than late-night talk show writers who think that bashing patriotic Americans, constitutionalists, Republicans, and Trump is comedy. We don’t need to be supporting or encouraging these people.

PJ Media

Stephen Kruiser: Read the room, tyrants, even your gullible lefties have moved on from the COVID protocols madness. Sure, the occasional “ZOMG WHY AREN’T PEOPLE WEARING MASKS?!?!?!?” loons will show up on social media, but it’s tough to keep the crazy cousins from wandering into the reunion in a big family.

American Thinker

Another presidential election is approaching. Is it time for another government psy-op, like a new variant, leading to lockdowns and masks, in order to change election rules facilitating a predetermined outcome?

Ron Paul

Just months since Biden declared an end to the Covid “emergency,” the media is suddenly full of stories about the return of Covid. The “unvaccinated” are again to be denied basic human rights in the name of fighting a virus that the vaccine demonstrably does not protect against.

American Spectator

Two never-Trump law professors offer help to left-wing groups seeking to scratch Trump from the ballot.

Wall Street Journal

Banning Trump from the ballot under Section 3 of the post-Civil War constitutional amendment would harm U.S. law and democracy.

The Federalist

On Sept. 15, 2020, President Trump ushered in a new era of peace and collaboration in the Middle East without a single bullet fired.

NY Post

Anti-Trump groups are determined to remove Trump from the ballot, claiming he’s an “insurrectionist.”  They’re citing an arcane clause in the 14th Amendment that disqualified anyone who “engaged in insurrection against the U.S.” from holding public office. Here’s the hitch. Trump has never been convicted of insurrection.

Howie Carr

Now that Labor Day has passed and the Beautiful People have flown back to New York in their private jets, let’s round up all the illegal aliens and ship them to Martha’s Vineyard. Sure they’re zoned NHP — No Hoi Polloi, hoi polloi being defined as anyone who goes to church on Sunday and/or doesn’t have a trust fund. But this is an emergency, dammit.

Washington Examiner

Democrats are begging Biden for more federal money to help them support the floods of immigrants overwhelming their communities. Biden has responded by asking Congress for $4 billion. Under no circumstance should congressional Republicans give Biden his border bailout unless he first agrees to reverse his failed border policies.

Fox News

Consumers are stretched financially, having financed their summer holidays and post-pandemic spending by saving less and borrowing more – not a sustainable trend. People have been willing to pile up debt because jobs have been plentiful and they’ve not worried about a sudden loss of income. That appears to be changing.

Louder with Crowder

You won't hear about all the Florida electric cars bursting into flames. Apparently, when batteries get wet with salt water, they get as firey as a peaceful protest in 2020. And out of the 96,000 electric vehicles in Florida, there will be exactly zero media stories on stranded EV owners unable to charge their vehicles in the aftermath of Hurricane Idalia. It doesn’t fit the corporate narrative.

American First Report

According to State of the Nation, the three most recent hurricanes to devastate Florida were “geoengineered superstorms designed to inflict maximum damage on a targeted coastline.”