6
Jun
TOP OF THE DAY by Howard Polskin
America Can Choose to Be Great Again
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.
Dems Just Handed Trump the Election
source: SteveGruber.com
And the precedent to go after Biden in January
How Progressive Polices Are Shutting Down Businesses
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.
Wall Street Sours on Right Wing Companies
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.
3
Jun
TOP OF THE DAY by Howard Polskin
Merchan Will Jail Trump Unless SCOTUS Intervenes
source: American Spectator
If he thinks it will stop Trump from winning the election, prison seems likely.
A Gross Miscarriage of Law in a Manhattan Courtroom
source: FrontPage
When the main casualty is the rule of law itself.
Trump’s Conviction Won’t Matter
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.
Why Republicans Hate the Trump Verdict
source: Wall Street Journal
Even those who dislike the former President see a case of legal and political malpractice.
Calling Trump a “Convicted Felon” is the Rhetorical Equivalent of Murdering George Floyd
source: Washington Free Beacon
Democrats embrace structurally racist language to attack political rival
Trump and an Ayn Rand Hero
source: American Thinker
Like Howard Roark and Henry Rearden, Donald Trump is a flawed but epically heroic figure.
Dems Turned Trump into “America’s Nelson Mandela”
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.
Trump 2.0 Must Achieve Total Media Domination
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.
Biden’s Fingerprints Are All Over the Prosecutions of Trump
source: The Federalist
Joe Biden and those seeking to ensure his re-election have their hands all over Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s prosecution of the former president.
Flying the Transgender Flag in the Federal Courts
source: National Review
The federal judiciary as an institution shouldn’t openly take sides on hot-button social debates that come regularly before the courts.
Nick Searcy’s “War on Truth” Should Shock Every American
source: Hollywood in Toto
Subversive documentary tracks Team Biden's pursuit of J6 protesters
The Anti-Americanism of Globalized Universities
source: Washington Examiner
U.S. universities used to admit students from overseas so they could learn about American values and the virtues of our political system and bring that knowledge back to their home countries. We were exporting democracy and freedom, one student at a time. It’s the other way around now.
Biden’s Looming Presence Over Hunter’s Trial Serves as a Warning to Their Political Enemies
source: NY Post
The president flew into Wilmington, Del., on Sunday night, where his 54-year-old son’s felony gun trial begins Monday, and will spend the whole day there with no official duties.