National Review

Global warming is real, but it is not the end of the world.

FrontPage

We think of crime as emanating from the poor and the underprivileged, but the country’s crime wave actually has its roots in the work of academics who taught at prestigious universities. The pro-crime movement that originated in the 1960s and has since swept America began in part with an article by Communist leader and agitator Angela Davis.

Wall Street Journal

The Biden administration has spent the past two years trying to inject politics into the military. In February this effort reached a new low as the administration put the taxpayer on the hook for travel and paid time off for service members, wives and other dependents to get elective abortions.

NY Post

Who is standing up for the victims of last week’s horror?  Certainly not the media, which has decided that the real victims are the transgender community, in anticipation of some imaginary backlash from Christians.

American Thinker

The weaponization of government agencies and the justice system with an aim to outlaw political opposition is among the gravest perils have been facing the US.

Daily Signal

Throwing a former president in jail is bananas. If that happens, we’ll certainly look a lot more like a banana republic.

PJ Media

Stephen Kruiser: After the antics of Bragg’s pet grand jury, I would hope that Trump is in a flamethrower mood and ready to go after the corrupt system with more verve than ever before.

The Federalist

America has entered the era of “show me the man and I’ll show you the crime” politics.

Fox News

Tucker Carlson: American politics was thrown into complete chaos when a grand jury in Manhattan, one of the most liberal cities in America, a place where 80% voted for Biden in the last election, decided to indict Biden's political opponent in the upcoming election, the Republican front-runner, a man who leads by 30 points in polls.

Washington Examiner

The indictment points again to his sleazy character, which has already besmirched the top office in the nation and should be allowed to do so no more. It reflects poorly on our culture that it is necessary to debate this — to haggle over whether such a vulgarian, who has been caught repeatedly (at least figuratively) with his pants down, should be the nation's chief executive.

NY Post

The Manhattan District Attorney is inflating a minor possible crime into a felony so he can launch his own campaign for re-election. How bad is the case? Let us count the ways.

National Review

Trump’s camp will make the argument that Trump’s persecution is a sign of his authentic challenge to the system.

Daily Caller

Trump’s response to the indictment is a test. It’s an opportunity to see what he’s learned in his time out of office and if his respect for the constitutional processes that made this nation great has grown. It’s an important test. Let’s hope for all our sakes, he passes.

Wall Street Journal

The danger for America is the precedent this prosecution sets. Mr. Bragg is busting a political norm that has stood for 230 years. Once a former President and current candidate is indicted, some local Republican prosecutor will look to make a name for himself by doing the same to a Democrat.