15
Apr
TOP OF THE DAY by Howard Polskin
Can California Thrive on Renewable Electricity?
source: American Greatness
California’s net-zero crusade is colliding with arithmetic: soaring costs, stubborn fossil-fuel dependence, and physics itself expose a 2045 target built more on aspiration than reality.
Man Accused of Attacking Conservative Journalist Defrauded Unemployment Program
source: WND
A man who was arrested after shoving a conservative journalist to the ground at an anti-ICE riot was found guilty of defrauding Minnesota's unemployment program of almost $7,000. In 2005, Chris Ostroushko was convicted after it was found that he had received thousands of dollars in unemployment benefits when he was actually employed,
14
Apr
TOP OF THE DAY by Howard Polskin
Media Knew About Swalwell for Over a Decade
source: FrontPage
They sat on the story for 13 years until it was politically convenient.
Everyone Knew About Eric Swalwell Except You and Me
source: National Review
You’re only finding out about the scandal now because he’s in the way of other Democrats — and easy to wound.
The Democrats’ Swalwell Follies
source: American Spectator
Perhaps this will continue as an entertaining sideshow on the judicial stage.
Eric Swalwell Rape Allegations Are Only the Tip of This Democrat-Media Scandal
source: NY Post
Rep. Eric Swalwell finally quit Congress on Monday amid accusations of rape and sexual abuses, but the larger scandal is how long he got away with it. Fellow Democrats kept mum for years
Kimmel’s Bromance with Disgraced Swalwell Burns Out, But Pro-Dem Bias Remains
source: The Federalist
Late-night broadcast television has become a wasteland of one-party rule that is long overdue for regulatory correction.
Swalwell’s Enablers Knew the Truth But Protected Him Anyway
source: Fox News
From Pelosi's protection during the Chinese spy affair to his sudden abandonment, Swalwell's fall exposes Washington's rules
It’s Hard Not to Laugh at the Downfall of Eric Swalwell
source: Daily Caller
Everyone hates it when bad things happen to good people. In the case of the demise of Eric Swalwell, we’re lucky that isn’t the case. Swalwell is one of the dumbest and worst people to ever serve in the federal government, and I include all bureaucrats. The smug Californian was done in by his arrogance, and that’s worth laughing at.
Wingman Gallego Caught in Swalwell Storm
source: Washington Free Beacon
Sen. Ruben Gallego (D., Ariz.) is taking heat after a sexual misconduct scandal forced his good friend, California Democrat Eric Swalwell, to suspend his campaign for governor and resign from Congress. Gallego, who chaired Swalwell's short-lived presidential campaign in 2020 and served alongside him in Congress for years, endorsed the congressman's bid for governor on March 26.
Pope Leo Can’t Have It Both Ways
source: Washington Examiner
The two people in the world who should feel most obliged to be thoughtful and restrained in their public statements are the president of the United States and the pope. But neither of the current incumbents seems willing or able to rise above his immediate political impulses as is necessary to protect the institution he leads.
Trump vs Pope Leo: It’s Not Even Close
source: PJ Media
Pope Leo, your criticism is misplaced. Take a step back, look at the world around you, and ask yourself: What are your goals? Are you merely looking to help usher through a managed decline of the West and the Christendom that built it? Or are you looking to step up to the plate and defend everything you know that is good and holy?
Thou Art the Man
source: Christianity Today
President Donald Trump’s diatribe against the pope—paired with his posting of a blasphemous AI-generated image—shows contempt for the things of God.
Coming Apart at the Seams: Trump Can’t Afford to Alienate America’s Catholics, Too
source: Infowars
Does Trump really want to force American Catholics to choose between their patriotic loyalty to America and their spiritual loyalty to Rome and to God?
Trump Is Right: Iran Has No Cards
source: Washington Times
An armada of oil tankers is heading toward the Gulf of America as Asian buyers look to offset the loss of Iranian exports by turning to U.S. suppliers.
War in Iran Fails to Drive Traffic to Right-Wing News Websites in March
source: A Righting Research Exclusive
“It’s surprising that more eyeballs weren’t driven to right-wing news websites after the February 28 start of the war with Iran,” said Howard Polskin, President, TheRighting. “This could represent a wave of consumer news avoidance signifying that audiences are fatigued from the constant noise and drama of the Trump administration.”





