Daily Signal

Texans might be forgiven for thinking they have it better than the Brits when it comes to keeping the lights on. After all, they live in the energy capital of the world. However, the destructive nature of renewable energy like that used in Great Britain knows no borders, especially when American politicians push subsidies and mandates to force us off fossil fuels, threatening not just Texas but the entire U.S. electric grid.

Wall Street Journal

Soaring oil and natural gas prices. Electricity grids on the brink of failure. Energy shortages in Europe, with worse to come. These are some of the unfolding results in the last year caused by the West’s utopian dream to punish fossil fuels and sprint to a world driven solely by renewable energy.

Newsmax

For those of us who have been hoping against hope that Donald Trump would embrace reality and become an elder statesman for the Republican Party, the news is in and the news is bad. Instead of becoming an elder statesman, Trump has decided to become an elder candidate.

American Spectator

The Democrats’ ultimate January 6 committee goal will clinch their defeat in 2024.

PJ Media

Stephen Kruiser: The Democrats will be ultra-desperate this year, and that’s worrisome. They look for ways to game elections when they’re fat and happy, one shudders to think of what they might do in the next few months.

American Thinker

This is the counternarrative to the Democrats’ insistence that law-abiding Americans should be disarmed.

Townhall

Kurt Schlichter: Unless we retake power in the next couple of elections and defund, disestablish, and demolish the rotten aspects of the law enforcement system, the stormtroopers will eventually come. The left is not going to keep political power with its agenda of $10 gas, overseas humiliation, and castrating little boys to conform to the gender delusions of their Chardonnay-addled Munchausen mommies. But the underlying premise is that the ruling caste can generate enough thugs to actually pull it off.

FrontPage

The real business of the SPLC is to smear legitimate conservative individuals and groups by labeling them as purveyors of “hate” and lumping them in with the likes of the KKK and neo-Nazis.

Fox News

Celebrity pledges to move to another country over political differences typically turn out to be empty promises.

Washington Free Beacon

Texas’s experience suggests that overturning Roe v. Wade will not prove to be a seismic political event, at least as far as election outcomes are concerned. The muted reaction to the Texas Heartbeat Act, the beginning of the end of abortion in Texas, only emboldened pro-life elements across the state.

NY Post

Activists pretend that to even discuss this area is to commit a terrible harm. They pretend not only that the evidence around “gender dysphoria” is completely clear, but that it has zero consequences.

Washington Examiner

If someone asks you for your pronouns, don’t feel pressured to answer. Tell them the question makes you uncomfortable, or better yet, find a practitioner that doesn’t partake in these exchanges. For anyone using placatory language like "birth-giver," remind them that the word they are searching for is "woman."

American Spectator

It is difficult, perhaps impossible, to describe just how bad President Joe Biden is at his job. Comparisons to Jimmy Carter are pervasive, but trite — and too flattering to Carter. Perhaps a more apt (and dark) analogy, given how civic strife has reached a fever pitch, is James Buchanan, historians’ typical consensus pick for worst president ever