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4
Aug

The Pearl-Clutchers Aghast at the NFL’s Punishment of DeShaun Watson Should Get Over It

source: The Blue State Conservative

The Blue State Conservative

Jack Rail: The usual suspects howl with indignation at the light sentence. Not taking women seriously. An insult to the fair sex. More sports sexism. Misogyny against birthing persons. Business as usual in the patriarchy. I’m ok with the penalty mainly because 23 of the gals settled out of court and we surmise substantial improvements in their respective financial positions.

NewsNation: A Haven for Tarnished Stars of the Left and Right

source: A Righting Original

A Righting Original

BY J. Max Robins: In an attempt to build brand awareness, NewsNation is opening up the checkbook for tarnished news stars like Chris Cuomo and maybe even Bill O’Reilly at bargain basement prices, in what is a time-honored blueprint, albeit one that is seldom successful.

Bill O'Reilly has been rumored to a possible anchor at NewsNation.

The Flailing Ways of White House Spokesditz Karine Jean-Pierre

source: PJ Media

PJ Media

Stephen Kruiser: Jean-Pierre came to her present gig sporting not one, but two HISTORIC FIRSTS that could be checked off on the diversity list, which is more precious than gold or love to the Democrats. It’s also the law in America now that one has to mention that whenever speaking or writing about Ms. Jean223-Pierre. Sadly, it seems that’s all she had on her résumé.

Why We Lost Trust in the Expert Class

source: American Greatness

American Greatness

Elite experts and degreed professionals massaged and warped their knowledge to serve ideological masters rather than the truth.

Vaccine Mandates in D.C. Schools Could Cause 40% of Black Students to Miss Classes

source: Outkick

Outkick

Somehow, the same people who claim to care about ”equity,” trying to force the same outcomes for all, have no issue sentencing huge percentages of black students to miss further schooling. Amazing how hypocrisy is ignored when another political goal is required.

Vox Senior Editor Fantasizes About Justice Alito’s Death with “Prewritten Obituary”

source: Breitbart

Breitbart

Vox senior editor Ian Millhiser openly fantasized about the death of Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito by penning a “prewritten obituary” for him. In a now-deleted tweet, , Millhiser said that he had updated some of his “prewritten obituaries” to start off the “slow month” of August and shared his thoughts on the future death of Justice Samuel Alito.

Actually, Our Culture Is Better

source: Ann Coulter

Ann Coulter

As long as they’re going to keep talking about how hard it is to get an abortion in Ohio, I’m going to keep talking about how hard it is to assimilate the third world to first-world norms about women and children. Child rape, gang rape, incest — it’s been a long time since we’ve seen much of that her.. Of course, there are lots of things we thought had been abolished a hundred years ago that our immigration policies are bringing back.

Is Cocaine Mitch Blowing It?

source: Townhall

Townhall

Kurt Schlichter: Republican Minority Leader Mitch McConnell used to be a feared parliamentary knife-fighter who regularly gutted the puny likes of Chuck Schumer, but lately, the blood on the Senate floor is all his. Political power is about the present, not the past, and right now, Mitch looks weak.. The GOP needs to ask itself if keeping the Murder Turtle around is worth it.

Dems Want Billions More for “Green Energy”

source: FrontPage

FrontPage

The Dems seem not to have noticed that Germany, the world’s fourth largest economy, and the most aggressive at killing off carbon-based energy and transitioning to “renewables” like wind and solar, is facing a fiscal crisis.

3
Aug

China Deserves to Be Disrespected

source: CNS News

CNS News

The United States has no interest in a military conflict with China. But that does not mean we must appease them, or ignore their outrageous human rights abuses, or fail to speak out about their increasingly aggressive posture toward Taiwan.

Trump’s Endorsements Triumph in Last Night’s Primaries

source: American Thinker

American Thinker

For President Trump, this morning's got to be sweet. His endorsed candidates, one after another, won over other GOP candidates, in Tuesday's primaries.

Pro-Lifers Shouldn’t Despair Over Kansas Abortion Setback

source: The Federalist

The Federalist

A substantial body of academic research shows that campaign spending plays an outsized role in direct democracy campaigns. Since abortion is a multibillion-dollar industry subsidized with millions of state and federal taxpayer dollars, supporters of legal abortion can almost always outspend pro-lifers. Indeed, that was the case in this election.

Kari Lake Comes Roaring Back in Arizona Primary Election

source: Gateway Pundit

Gateway Pundit

Kari Lake is one of the most dynamic candidates in the country today. Lake and Robson held dueling rallies and the numbers weren’t even close. Kari Lake and Trump had tens of thousands in attendance. Mike Pence and Karrin Robson had a couple hundred.

Dems Float AOC for President

source: Slay News

Slay News

Some Democrats are calling for celebrity Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) to run for president in 2024 because they think she has the “best shot” against President Donald Trump Democratic communications expert Michael Starr Hopkins, who served on the campaigns of Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, and John Delaney, lays out the Democrats’ case for wanting AOC to run for POTUS in an op-ed for The Hill.

Blame Biden’s Reckless Waffling Over Pelosi’s Taiwan Trip for Creating an International Incident

source: Fox News

Fox News

President Biden could have been firm and resolute about Speaker Pelosi's trip to Taiwan. Instead he equivocated and China's President Xi Jinping seized on his weakness.

The Only Dangerous Thing About Pelosi’s Taiwan Visit Is Her Boss’s Cowardice

source: FrontPage

FrontPage

China picked a fight over Pelosi to test Biden. And he failed.

This Might Be How the Democrat Party Falls Apart

source: American Spectator

American Spectator

A hopeless race in Louisiana provides a window.