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11
Jun

TOP OF THE DAY by Howard Polskin

Greetings! Word of the day: Inflation. In a head-scratching moment during an Oval Office meeting with reporters yesterday, Trump blurted out, “I love inflation.” Axios described his comment as Trump gifting “Dems ready-made midterm ads”...Book Buzz: The NY Times published a long article based on the upcoming nonfiction blockbuster book Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump. The riveting story, written by reporters Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan, focuses heavily on the Trump administration’s struggles to get control of the rapidly escalating Epstein scandal threatening the president in the summer of 2025.  The book hits retailers on June 23 and I’m sure Trump and his advisors are bracing for the fallout...Nosedive! All of the top 20 right-wing websites that TheRighting monitors declined in year-over-year traffic according to our exclusive analysis.  That hasn’t happened in recent memory.  And mainstream media sites like CNN and the NY Times also decreased.  I blame the unprecedented decline on the exponential growth of news and opinion options available on an ever-expanding galaxy of platforms... Subscriber Vince Massimini pushed back on my description of yesterday’s Wall Street Journal op-ed about Trump’s health in which I said that the Journal’s editorial board was guilty of “praising trump for his vigor on the eve of his 80th birthday.” Massimini wrote, “Did you read the article? It did complement Trump but had concerns of age”... Saddest people in NYC: I’m sure there were some Knick ticketholders who left last night’s Game 4 at halftime in the NBA finals with the hometown team down by 27 points. They missed a comeback for the ages.  Knick fever has united the Big Apple and it’s wonderful to see. And if the Knicks capture the title – their first since 1973 – does Trump invite them to the White House? If so, do the Knicks accept?...If you keep reading, I’ll keep Righting. Howard

Pete Hegseth’s D-Day Speech Gave Europe a Spot-On Warning

source: NY Post

Be smart or be invaded.

Fracking Saved the U.S. Economy

source: Washington Times

It is hard to believe that just a decade ago, there was a massive backlash against fracking.
10
Jun

TOP OF THE DAY by Howard Polskin

Greetings! The Nodfather: Looks like the portly Potus’s nocturnal tweeting and habitual Big Mac consumption is catching up to him.  Trump was caught napping in a Madison Square Garden skybox during the game 3 of the NBA finals Monday night.  Just last week, Sec. of State Marco Rubio was grilled in a Congressional hearing by Rep. Ted Lieu (D-CA) about Trump’s proclivity to falling asleep during meetings, which Rubio denied. Lieu then produced the damning video.. Worth noting: The editorial board of the Wall Street Journal just published an op-ed praising Trump for his vigor on the eve of his 80th birthday, especially compared to Joe Biden...Dept. of No Surprises: Two-thirds of residents of Montana, Wyoming and Alaska live in a household with at least one gun, according to the Ammo website.  New Jersey and Massachusetts tied with only 14.7% of residents residing in a home with a firearm....NewsBusters has published a blistering rundown of what it considers the worst of “60 Minutes” that illustrates its alleged leftist agenda.  Among the stories cited: a September 2022 segment in which Scott Pelley “spun” Biden’s blunders, a September 2010 segment featuring correspondent Leslie Stahl praising Jimmy Carter, and correspondent Morley Safer’s 2008 segment arguing that the key to a happy citizenship is a government modeled on socialist Denmark...So Graham Platner, nobody’s idea of an ideal candidate, won the Democratic primary in the race for the Maine Senate.  For some reason, this quote often attributed to former Sec. of Defense Donald Rumsfeld comes to mind: “You go to war with the army you have, not the army you might want or wish to have at a later time”...If you keep reading, I’ll keep Righting. Howard

The Scum Also Rises

source: Washington Free Beacon

Graham Platner made history on Tuesday, becoming the first vanity oysterman and Nazi-tattooed Hotchkiss attendee to win a major party's nomination for U.S. Senate while facing credible allegations of domestic abuse.

Graham Platner, the Socialists’ Latest Con Man

source: Washington Examiner

Platner might gallop all the way to the U.S. Senate in November, despite being manifestly unsuitable for the job. It would be a mad and bad decision by the Pine Tree State’s voters to send him there.

It’s Obvious That Lawmakers Don’t Want Secure Elections

source: SteveGruber.com

Democrats aren’t the only ones who don’t want secure elections. Republicans in the Senate aren’t supportive of it either. Yes, if there’s one thing Congress can still achieve with bipartisan consistency, it’s finding reasons not to tighten election security.

Democrats Bury the “Me Too” Movement

source: National Review

Graham Platner’s rise exposes the hollowness of ‘Believe women.’

How the Machine Buried Spencer Pratt

source: American Greatness

Spencer Pratt’s LA mayoral bid surged on Election Day, only to be reversed as California’s entrenched political machine reshaped the final count after the vote.

California Is Where Democracy Died

source: Daily Signal

California, as we’re seeing through the lenses of the Los Angeles mayoral race, is a dysfunctional state. The Democrats talk a lot about democracy dying in darkness. Democracy is dying in California.

Even the “Trust the Election” Pundits Are Suspicious

source: American Thinker

California’s rigged elections are difficult to defend.

Trump Nears the Big 8-0

source: Wall Street Journal

The President is far more visible and vigorous than Joe Biden was.

E. Jean Carroll’s Lies Are Central to Trump’s Appeal

source: Washington Times

New York City is enemy territory for President Trump, and no episode illustrates that better than the case of E. Jean Carroll.

The Deeper Agenda Behind Trump’s Reflecting Pool Glow-Up

source: NY Post

The restoration of the iconic Washington, DC landmark mirrors Trump’s surprisingly sophisticated campaign to restore nothing less than America’s soul.

Kristen Welker Faces Criticism After “No Evidence” Comment to Trump

source: NewsBusters

Partisan journalists like Welker treat every assertion of Biden weaponizing the justice system as part of “The Big Lie,” melting into the rhetorical magma with 2020 election denial and praise for January 6 rioters. They reserve the accusations of “no evidence” or “without evidence” almost exclusively for Republicans.

Maine Führer: Platner Wins Maine Primary

source: Townhall

Maine Democrats, rejoice—Reichsführer Graham Platner has officially won the Democratic primary and will face incumbent Republican Sen. Susan Collins in the fall.

How Elitists Use Feminism to Undermine the Family

source: New American

Women need to reject the siren song of feminism and embrace femininity and family instead. Only then can civilization be saved from the evil agenda of those seeking to enslave humanity.

WNBA’s Brianna Turner Refuses to Wear USA 250 Patch Because of Slavery

source: Victory Girls

Brianna Turner has just added to the growing list of why really cares about the WNBA. Imagine being butthurt about wearing a red, white and blue patch. First-world problems, Breezy. Luckily for you, slavery is a thing of the past. You’re free to leave, Ms. Turner. Africa? China? Iran? Who wants a WNBA player?

The Obama Library and the Uglification of America

source: FrontPage

A rejection of beauty and of American exceptionalism.