WESTERN JOURNAL — The left has artfully manipulated language to make any opposition to their radical agenda seem extreme and racist. For instance, a Marxist revolutionary group uses the phrase "Black Lives Matter" as its moniker and mantra to make it all but impossible for average folks to publicly voice opposition to the group, lest they lose their livelihood and good name to cancel culture (or at the very least, get unfriended by their old college roommates on social media).... (more)

MSN — The Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee declared President Trump the winner of the first presidential debate against Joe Biden Tuesday night, slamming the former vice president as "too weak" and touting Trump as a "strong president on top of his game."... (more)

DAILY WIRE — Fox News host Chris Wallace, a registered Democrat, faced intense backlash on Tuesday night for what was widely deemed as bias in the debate in the favor of Democrat Joe Biden and against Republican President Donald Trump.... (more)

JOHN FUND — A"ballot broker" boasts about keeping hundreds of absentee ballots in his car trunk. He brags about them being filled in by people other than the voters. Often, money changes hands. Witnesses tie the rampant fraud to the campaign chairman of a prominent member of the radical "squad" in the U.S. House. Loose election laws allow people to come from out of state, vote, and then leave again.... (more)

CLIFF KINCAID — CNBC has been a good source for stock market updates and "Shark Tank" programs about new products. Its daytime schedule is best known for the antics of Jim Cramer, a booster of pot stocks who also provides analysis of financial markets. On Wednesday, however, former Fox News gay anchor Shepard Smith begins hosting his own Trump-bashing program on CNBC. This marks a definite turn to the left for the business channel.... (more)

BARBARA KRALIS — We live today in a most difficult time, perhaps the time foretold by the Holy prophets before us when Satanic evil will happen so quickly and so often that it will be impossible to keep up with it all. Two very conclusive important battles against America and the Christian Church are upon us, in the weeks to come, as the Senate Judiciary Committee meets to confirm a Catholic federal judge to the Supreme Court, and as the 2020 presidential election takes place beginning November 3rd.... (more)

PETER LEMISKA — Democrats have spent a lot of time in recent years trying to shake off the label of "socialist." Barack Obama used to brush it aside, scoff at it. When Joe Biden was asked about it recently, he answered more directly, boasting, "I beat the socialist... Do I look like a socialist?" Then, as if to erase any lingering doubts, he added emphatically, "I'm not a socialist."... (more)

SELWYN DUKE — Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett is in the grip of "dogmas." So goes a criticism made, ironically, by the most dogmatic of people. In fact, the gripe reflects a certain dogma-born prejudice. Oh, I don't speak of the anti-Catholic, anti-"religious," anti-pro-life, and anti-conservative varieties, though they're also present. Nor do I refer to how a Muslim nominee would never be subjected to such scorn. Rather, the prejudice here is seldom recognized and something even good people may exhibit.... (more)

FOX NEWS — Ahead of the first presidential debate scheduled for next week, Brett O'Donnell, a top GOP political debate coach, discussed the factors that could derail Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden. "[Biden] has not done any tough interviews in this campaign so far, whether or not he can handle the toughest of interviews, a presidential debate, being attacked by the president and also tough questions from Chris Wallace in that first debate remains to be seen," O'Donnell told "Fox & Friends" on Wednesday.... (more)

NATIONAL REVIEW — When Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett spoke in the White House Rose Garden following her formal nomination on Saturday evening, she was everything she's been made out to be: poised, smart, and kind-hearted. She began by honoring the life of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. "The flag of the United States is still flying at half-staff, in memory of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, to mark the end of a great American life," Barrett said. "Justice Ginsburg began her career at a time when women were not welcome in the legal profession. But she not only broke glass ceilings, she smashed them.... (more)

NEWSWEEK — On Monday President Donald Trump was nominated for the third time this year for a 2021 Noble Peace Prize. The nomination came courtesy of Australian law professors praising the "Trump Doctrine" against endless wars. While speaking with Sky News in Australia, law professor David Flint explained why he decided to nominate Trump.... (more)

C-SPAN — President Trump nominates Judge Amy Coney Barrett of the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals to fill a vacancy on the Supreme Court following the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.... (more)

DAILY SIGNAL — President Donald Trump on Saturday evening nominated U.S. Circuit Judge Amy Coney Barrett for the vacancy created by the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Trump appointed Barrett to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit in October 2017 and, less than a month later, her name was added to those Trump said he would consider for the Supreme Court.... (more)

CNN — President Donald Trump has made no secret of his desire to write his name in history, to leave a presidential legacy that can't be erased no matter what happens on November 3. And now he has it. With his nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court -- and her likely confirmation by the Senate by the end of next month -- Trump will have personally chosen one-third of the members of the nation's highest court and reshaped its ideology for decades to come.... (more)

FOX NEWS — President Trump's nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett creates a real dilemma for the Democrats. Since President Ronald Reagan nominated Judge Robert Bork to replace Justice Lewis Powell on the Supreme Court in 1987, the Democrats have followed a policy of harshness and ruthlessness in going after Republican Supreme Court nominees. The assault on Bork -- a scholarly and widely respected conservative member of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit -- was so vicious and underhanded that the process of personal destruction came to be known as "borking." In fact, the savaging of Judge Bork was so infamous the Oxford English Dictionary added the verb "bork" as U.S. political slang: "[To] obstruct (someone, especially a candidate for public office) by systematically defaming or vilifying them."... (more)

FOX NEWS — It was always a witch hunt designed to "get Trump." Collusion was an illusion invented by a suspected Russian spy but zealously embraced by malevolent actors at the FBI and later by scheming prosecutors on Special Counsel Robert Mueller's team of partisans. These are the stunning revelations contained in two sets of newly declassified documents that pull back the curtain on the Russia Hoax, the dirtiest political trick in American history.... (more)

LIFE SITE NEWS — A former New York Times journalist who has become one of the nation's leading voices critical of heavy-handed tactics being exercised by the government during the pandemic explained that there is no scientific evidence to justify wearing masks in public spaces. In an interview with Tucker Carlson, Alex Berenson, author of Unreported Truths about COVIS-19 and Lockdowns, Part 2, said masks "are at best marginally useful indoors in crowded settings. And the evidence that people have tried to drum up in the last six months to suggest otherwise is almost embarrassingly weak."... (more)

WASHINGTON EXAMINER — President Trump signaled during a press briefing on Wednesday that he has made up his mind about whom he will nominate for the U.S. Supreme Court, offering the clearest indication yet that he will opt for conservative Amy Coney Barrett.... (more)

NATIONAL REVIEW — Senator Lisa Murkowski (R., Alaska) said on Tuesday that she wouldn't rule out voting to confirm President Trump's nominee to the Supreme Court before election day. Murkowski initially opposed a vote before the elections, along with fellow moderate Senator Susan Collins (R., Maine). The GOP holds a 53-seat majority in the Senate, and with only Collins and Murkowski in opposition, Republicans were planning to confirm a replacement for Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg as fast as possible.... (more)

DAILY SIGNAL — President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that he will sign an executive order to ensure that babies who are born alive receive proper medical care. Although the president didn't go into detail about what the order would do, proposals earlier this year in the House and Senate would require health care professionals to treat a baby born alive after an attempted abortion the same as medical professionals would treat any other newborn.... (more)

NEWSMAX — Attorney General William Barr on Wednesday blamed the rise in "urban violence, drug abuse, and broken families" on "militant secularists" during the National Catholic Prayer Breakfast, the The Washington Times reports. Barr said religion, the "foundation of a free society," has been "under siege by secularists" for 50 years, who want to replace traditional views on morality with "a new orthodoxy that is actively hostile to religion."... (more)

YOUTUBE — An organization raising funds for Kyle Rittenhouse's legal defense, #FightBack Foundation, released a video this week of the events of the night the 17-year-old shot three rioters in Kenosha, Wisconsin – three fatally. The video, which includes narration, is presented here.... (more)

WORLDNETDAILY — California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed an executive order requiring "100%" of in-state sales of new passenger cars and trucks be zero-emission by 2035. He's conceded that he won't be taking away from residents existing gas-powered cars and trucks, and will even allow them to be resold. But within 15 years, no new cars will have a gas engine, he announced.... (more)

USA TODAY — Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said Monday that Senate Republicans have the votes to confirm President Trump's Supreme Court nominee to fill the seat left by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died Friday night. "We've got the votes to confirm Justice Ginsburg's replacement before the election. We're going to move forward in the committee," Graham said on FOX News. "We're going to move the nomination out of the committee to the floor of the United States Senate so that we can vote before the election. That's the Constitutional process."... (more)

THE HILL — Senate Republicans are eyeing a confirmation vote in late October for President Trump's eventual Supreme Court nominee. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) has not made any scheduling announcements since saying last week that he would work to confirm a potential pick from the White House, but a Senate aide told The Associated Press that confirmation hearings in the Senate Judiciary Committee could begin on Oct. 12, followed by a possible floor vote on Oct. 29.... (more)