TOWNHALL — It's all there. All the cards fell into place. Liberals and the biased and bribed mainstream media are just too blind to see it. It's Donald Trump's win over Hillary Clinton all over again. It's George H.W. Bush overcoming a 17-point deficit to beat Michael Dukakis all over again. It's the final days of Ronald Reagan versus Jimmy Carter, when all of America broke for Reagan at the same time.... (more)

NEW YORK POST — Ed Koch never missed an opportunity to tell his side of a story. When a newspaper or television report said something about him he saw as wrong or unfair, the late New York mayor invariably fired off a letter of complaint.... (more)

REAL CLEAR POLITICS — Newt Gingrich said the left is going to be shocked by a Trump victory and said an electoral map showing the incumbent president with 326 electoral votes seems right to him in an interview Wednesday night with FNC's Sean Hannity.... (more)

CURTIS ELLIS — It's hard to know what to be most outraged about. I'm not talking about the corporate media ginning up an outrage du jour for four plus years, from all-Mexicans-are-rapists, Putin's puppet is in the White House, kids are in cages and body bags are in the cul-de-sacs, to all cops are racists and Trump is stealing mailboxes.... (more)

LOU DOBBS — WSJ's Kim Strassel says Joe Biden is staying out of the spotlight solely to dodge questions about his son Hunter.... (more)

REAL CLEAR POLITICS — Sinclair investigative reporter James Rosen reports the FBI opened an investigation into Hunter Biden in 2019 for money laundering and that the probe remains active. Rosen interviewed Tony Bobulinksi, the former business associate of Hunter Biden, who claimed the former vice president knew of Hunter's Chinese and Ukrainian operations and [may have] received kickbacks from the group.... (more)

NEW YORK POST — Twitter backed down Friday in its battle with The Post and unlocked its main account after a two-week stalemate over the Hunter Biden expose. The move came after The Post refused Twitter's demand that it delete six tweets that linked to stories that the company claimed -- without any evidence -- were based on hacked information.... (more)

JERRY NEWCOMBE — The issue of abortion has barely come up in the debates of Election 2020. But for many of us, it is still the issue that matters most. I am a one-issue voter, without apology, and that issue is abortion. I'm against it. If a politician thinks it is acceptable--whatever the rhetoric--to deliberately kill a living, developing human being in the womb, that politician is wrong. And he or she will never have my vote.... (more)

CLIFF KINCAID — Before Joe Biden committed a major gaffe by urging the eventual abolition of the oil and gas industry, he endorsed the idea of 8-year-old transgenders. This went beyond gaffe status to outright insanity. What's more, it was part of his appeal to the transgender "community." In this case, he called for "zero discrimination" against kids who want to parade around like members of the opposite sex. He didn't rule out these confused kids getting sex-change operations.... (more)

NEWSMAX TV — On Greg Kelly Reports, former federal prosecutor Joe diGenova responds to news Hunter Biden is under investigation by the FBI for a "major kickback scheme" involving his father, Joe Biden, and others. The criminal conduct involved includes mail fraud, wire fraud, and a RICO violation. Another guest, Bernard Kerik, adds there is "overwhelming evidence of criminal conduct within the [Biden] family."... (more)

YOUTUBE — Greg Gutfeld weighs in on latest developments involving Hunter Biden's business affairs on 'The Five'... (more)

THE BLAZE — United Parcel Service announced Thursday that after an extensive search it has located the contents of the package that Fox News host Tucker Carlson complained had been somehow lost in transit.... (more)

WESTERN JOURNAL — Sen. Ted Cruz obliterated Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey at a Senate hearing Wednesday over his company's decision to unilaterally censor a New York Post report allegedly linking Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden to his son's foreign business dealings.... (more)

NEW YORK POST — We can return to the explosive job creation, rising wages and general prosperity we had before the pandemic. We can have economic freedom and opportunity, and resist cancel culture and censorship. We can put annus horribilis, 2020, behind us and make America great again, again. We can do all this -- if we make the right choice on Nov. 3.... (more)

POWER LINE — Byron York describes "The big Trump rallies you don't see." "I can't believe there aren't any newspeople here," said Linda of Greene County, Pennsylvania, as she stood among hundreds of cars and pickup trucks idling in long parallel lines in a vast big-box-store parking lot Saturday, waiting to join the Interstate 70 Trump Train. Indeed, although there were carloads of Trump supporters as far as one could see, and many more on the way from Ohio and West Virginia, and this enormous political event was happening less than two weeks before the presidential election, as far as I could tell, I was the only newsperson there. It was the biggest political rally no one saw.... (more)

JOAN SWIRSKY — "Don't threaten us with cutting off your aid. It will not work. I am not a Jew with trembling knees. I am a proud Jew with 3,700 years of civilized history. Nobody came to our aid when we were dying in the gas chambers and ovens. Nobody came to our aid when we were striving to create our country. We paid for it. We fought for it. We died for it. We will stand by our principles. We will defend them. And, when necessary, we will die for them again, with or without your aid."... (more)

CLIFF KINCAID — Some scoff at the concept of a "Deep State" as a "conspiracy theory." But nobody knows the truth better than Senator Chuck Schumer, the Senate Democratic leader, who once questioned why Trump would fight the intelligence agencies, since "they have six ways from Sunday at getting back at you." The phrase "six ways from Sunday" means in every possible way. Another common formulation is "by any means necessary."... (more)

PETER LEMISKA — This is not Joe Biden's first presidential run, nor is it his first encounter with character issues. During the campaign of 1987, Biden's presidential ambitions were derailed after voters learned he had plagiarized a campaign speech. That led to the revelation that he had also plagiarized several pages of a paper while in law school. Back then, Biden knew that voters wouldn't tolerate that kind of dishonesty in their president and he withdrew from the race.... (more)

SELWYN DUKE — Something occurred to me recently while watching a post-debate Frank Luntz focus group. Comprising undecided voters who liked neither Trump nor Biden, the participants nonetheless believed the president won the debate and most said they'd probably vote for him as "the lesser of two evils." Their preference for him on policy overrode their higher estimation of Biden's character.... (more)

STEPHEN STONE — (Updated October 29, 2020, 1:45 am) The Utah Democratic Party, with help from local and national media, is seeking to prevent President Trump's re-election, as well as the election of Burgess Owens to Congress, through fear tactics that center in an imaginary "Trump plan" to restart nuclear testing in the Western United States.... (more)

LIFE SITE NEWS — The United States Senate voted 52 to 48 Monday night to confirm Judge Amy Coney Barrett as the next Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court, marking a rightward shift in the federal judiciary's balance of power.... (more)

PJ MEDIA — Joe Biden did not have a great night during the second and final presidential debate. Despite being off the trail for five days, allegedly preparing, he couldn't land many punches, and had several moments that just didn't work well for him at all. Here are seven of them.... (more)

PJ MEDIA — It must seem surreal to the voters in oil and gas and energy states like West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Oklahoma, North Dakota, and Texas that every four years the Democratic presidential candidate comes along and vows to kill their jobs. President Obama called for killing coal and raising gas prices to astronomical levels. Hillary Clinton vowed in 2016 to "put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business." And at Thursday night's debate, Joe Biden, again raised the scythe of death and squared it over the neck of energy workers.... (more)

NEWSMAX — President Donald Trump, raised Presbyterian, now considers himself a "non-denominational Christian." "Though I was confirmed at a Presbyterian church as a child, I now consider myself to be a non-denominational Christian," Trump told Religion News Service in a written interview. Trump praised the power of faith and prayer in his recovery from COVID-19, crediting his parents who "taught me the importance of faith and prayer from a young age."... (more)

DAILY CALLER — Religious nuns wearing "Make America Great Again" masks at President Donald Trump's rally excited the attention of Twitter users Saturday evening. At least three different nuns can be seen standing behind the president as he spoke Saturday night in Circleville, Ohio. The nuns, dressed in white, black and purple habits and wearing crosses around their necks, also wore black masks with the letters "MAGA" on them, were in the front row of the Trump rally.... (more)