WND

Trump has promised to Make America Great Again – and he is probably the only person who can do it. Nobody else rises to the occasion. We're lucky to have him.

Howie Carr Show

Emma Foley: A trip down memory lane shows that Katie Hobbs’ election to the position of Secretary of State in 2018 was eerily like her election for governor this year. In 2018, the Associated Press had originally called the race for GOP candidate Steve Gaynor. As days passed, the vote count shifted in favor of Hobbs. Now, a close election does not necessitate foul play. But basic arithmetic might suggest otherwise.

American Thinker

A close look at the numbers reveals what actually occurred in Arizona.

Townhall

Derek Hunter: I have no idea what a 14-month campaign before the first vote in a primary of caucus looks like, no one does because it’s never been done before. To avoid people suffering Trump exhaustion, The Donald needs to find ways to occupy his time that help the cause of conservatism and doesn’t wear out the patience of the people he needs to win over.

Wall Street Journal

Karl Rove: He applauds himself and promises more of the same. But voters want something new.

National Review

Politics is all about matching the man to the moment. Trump’s moment was six years ago.

Conservative HQ

It’s becoming harder and harder to justify calling for Donald J. Trump to lead the Republican Party for the next election cycle – and into the future. Similar to a once dominant Hall of Fame-caliber quarterback who might’ve stayed one or two seasons past his prime, Trump has engendered much criticism for his handling of the 2022 midterms.

Ann Coulter

It may take some of them a little longer to figure out that we’ve gotten everything out of the leech that we’re ever going to get. But they are good and decent people and will realize soon enough: It’s over. We got our parasitic worm, and it’s time to move on. Sometimes the worm turns; sometimes we turn on the worm.

Conservative View from NH

Ray Cardello: With all the good I can say about the President, I still feel he is too polarizing a man to step back into the race to regain the White House.

American Spectator

But it won’t last.

SteveGruber.com

Mitch McConnell has got to go. The idea that he spent millions on the Alaska Senate race is outrageous. It was never going to a Democrat he just wanted for his RINO friend Lisa Murkowski. Kevin McCarthy also failed to create any serious messaging before the Election and should not get the gavel even if the Republicans squeak out the majority.

Daily Caller

Intellectual populists like J.D. Vance can’t be written off as demagogues playing to the hatreds of ignorant masses. They can argue effectively against establishment policies that have brought disaster to everyday Americans and eviscerate the entrenched D.C. bureaucracy on a constitutional basis.

NOQ Report

He’s the hero Maricopa County deserves and the one it desperately needs right now. Whoever you are, dreadlock man, we salute you.

Human Events

My name is Joe Biden. I cheered when John Fetterman won the Senate seat from Pennsylvania for two reasons: he’s another Democrat rubber-stamp vote, and he makes me sound lucid. He will be a puppet for his handlers, who will be chosen by the Democratic caucus in the Senate.

Fox News

NBC News has failed to fully explain why it rejected a 'Today' show report that aired on the Paul Pelosi attack and suspended the reporter.