Marcellus Wiley Quote of the Day!

- former NFL all-pro defensive end Marcellus Wiley on how painting ‘Black Lives Matter’ on NBA courts is a bad idea

President Trump Quote of the Day!

"Yeah, it does. You know I'm not a fan of Mitt Romney. I'm not a fan of Mitt Romney. I don't want his advice." 

- President Trump on not naming Senator Mitt Romney to the new reopening task force

Megyn Kelly Quote of the Day!

“Because everything is racist. Everything. Even fighting back against terrorists who kill Americans. Nike, feeling proud?”

- former Fox News host Megyn Kelly on Twitter after Nike brand ambassador Colin Kaepernick called the killing of a top Iranian general an "expansion of American imperialism."

Clarence Thomas Quote of the Day!

“I felt as though in my life I had been looking at the wrong people as the people who would be problematic toward me. We were told that, ‘Oh, it’s gonna be the bigot in the pickup truck; it’s gonna be the Klansmen; it’s gonna be the rural sheriff.’ But it turned out that through all of that, ultimately the biggest impediment was the modern-day liberal.”

- Justice Clarence Thomas from the film “Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in His Own Words"

Rahm Emanuel Quote of the Day!

“We’ve taken a position so far, and the candidates have, through the process – few have not – about basically Medicare-for-All, which is we’re gonna eliminate 150 million people’s healthcare. We’re gonna provide healthcare to people that just come over the border. That is an untenable position for the general election.” 

 - former mayor of Chicago and former Obama Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel on the concept of Medicare for All, embraced by a majority of Democratic 2020 presidential candidates

Stephen Miller Quote of the Day!

"These four Congresswomen detest America as it exists, as it is currently constructed. They want to tear down the structure of our country. They want us to be a socialist, open borders country."

 - Senior White House adviser Stephen Miller on the Democrat pols known as 'The Squad'

Scarlett Johansson Quote of the Day!

“As an actor, I should be able to play any person, or any tree, or any animal because that is my job and the requirements of my job.” 

 - actress Scarlett Johansson on the intricacies of film casting when it comes to political correctness

Matthew Continetti Quote of the Day!

"The reality is that impeachment talk is the only thing holding the Democrats together. Pelosi’s heralded agenda is a flop. Her party is divided on health care, on immigration, on abortion. Whatever legislation she does pass is destined to meet the Grim Reaper in the Senate. The two-dozen 2020 candidates are uninspiring. There’s no war to defund. And the economic headlines are dynamite.

Legal warfare against Trump obscures these weaknesses. Doesn’t matter if no voter brings up Mueller outside the Beltway. Without teasing impeachment, no one would care about Democrats inside the Beltway. Two of three cable news channels are desperate for Trump scandals, real or imagined. The Democrats might as well give it to them. Or at least pretend to.

In recent weeks the Democrats have turned into a bizarre version of the caricature of Trump they regularly denounce. They lambaste Trump for indulging in conspiracy theories, but the Russia investigation has become their Benghazi, a scandal too complicated and not quite substantive enough to inflame the public imagination. They went after Trump for the “lock her up” chants at his rallies, but flirt with jailing both the attorney general and secretary of the Treasury, passed a New York state law directed at a single individual (forbidden in the Constitution as a bill of attainder), and speculate endlessly about how the president might one day end up behind bars. Pelosi says she worries Trump might not accept a loss in 2020 as Hillary Clinton says the election was stolen from her and the entire Democratic party indulges in the ludicrous fantasy that Stacey Abrams is the legitimate governor of a state she lost by more than 50,000 votes amidst record minority turnout."

- Free Beacon writer Matthew Continetti on the real Democratic agenda to impeach Donald Trump

Jake Tapper Quote of the Day!

‘Unemployment is the lowest it’s been since I was nine months old. You’re really not going to give President Trump any credit for that in terms of tax cuts or deregulation or anything he’s done?”'

- CNN anchor Jake Tapper to 2020 Democratic presidential primary candidate and Senator Amy Klobuchar

Mitt Romney Quote of the Day!

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Michelle Obama Quote of the Day!

“That whole ‘so you can have it all.’ Nope, not at the same time. That’s a lie. And it’s not always enough to lean in, because that shit doesn’t work all the time.”

- former 1st Lady Michelle Obama on the concept of “leaning in” which was the subject of a 2013 book, Lean In: Women, Work and the Will to Lead, by Sheryl Sandberg, COO at Facebook

Jon Stewart Quote of the Day!

"I think that journalists have taken [criticism from the president] personally. They are personally wounded and offended by this man. He baits them. "What he's done well, I thought, is appeal to their own narcissism. They take it personally and now he's changed the conversation to not that his policies are silly or not working or any of those other things, it's all about the fight."

- comedian and former TV host Jon Stewart no how President Trump triggers the media's narcissism

Kurt Schlichter Quote of the Day!

"Think about your life as a Normal. You’re always interacting with people of all races, ethnicities, orientations, and creeds. And statistically, you deal with people more Indian than Elizabeth Warren every day, which isn’t hard since statistically pretty much everyone is more Indian than Elizabeth Warren. Hell, my wife – a Cuban immigrant – did one of those DNA tests and she’s more Indian than Elizabeth Warren. Really.

We’re too busy to care about immutable characteristics, and even if we weren’t we wouldn’t do it because we think caring about that stuff is stupid. Our elite, on the other hand, appears to have nothing better to do than obsess about who fits in what category. Why? Well, our elite’s track record over recent decades is pretty much an unbroken series of failures and fiascos. Since they can’t actually do anything, they really have little else to distinguish themselves with besides their membership (or fake membership) in some oppressed group.

It used to be “Those who can, do; those who can’t, teach.” Now, it’s “Those who can, do; those who can’t teach oppression studies down at the university and dress up like handmaids to protest due process.”

- Conservative columnist Kurt Schlichter on how Eleizabeth Warren's Wackiness Shows How Liberals Are A Bunch Of Bigots

Jeff Greenfield Quote of the Day!

“I have to say this quite bluntly to a CNN anchor. When I look at CNN, hour after hour ...I see panels rather than reporting, exchanging opinions, the overwhelming majority of which on this network I regard as quite critical or hostile to Trump"

- Political analyst Jeff Greenfield calling out CNN’s endless anti-Trump panels on Brian Stelter’s Show

Mike Pence Quote of the Day!

"It was very disappointing to see President Obama break with the tradition of former presidents, and become so political, and roll out the same tired arguments that he and liberals have made over the last eight years. We inherited an economy that was growing a little bit more than 1 percent," the vice president continued. "In the last quarter, our economy is growing at 4.2 percent. Four million new jobs, unemployment at a 50-year low. And to have President Obama come out and tout his policies that resulted in less than 2 percent growth -- which saw tax increases, ObamaCare regulation, and a doubling of the national debt -- I think was -- it was very disappointing."

- Vice-President Mike Pence on Barack Obama's return to the campaign trail

Roger Kimball Quote of the Day!

"Think about it: Trump has actually governed not as a tyrant but as an energetic democrat. Under his watch, the economy is booming, unemployment is at historic lows, consumer confidence is skyrocketing. He has made scores of enlightened judicial appointments and is on the threshold of rescuing the Supreme Court from its long flirtation with with radical jurisprudence. He has taken major steps to rebuild our military, roll back the regulatory state, and reassert the prestige of the United States on the world stage.

I suspect that, come 2024, when President Trump completes his second successful term, Americans will indeed look back, but to the election of Barack Obama and the prospect of a second President Clinton in 2016. They will then wonder how they could have been so misguided as to have elected a naive, anti-American race-hustler like Barack Obama not once but twice, and they will thank their lucky stars that they dodged the bullet of a Hillary Clinton administration, which would have completed the anti-freedom agenda of the deep state and assured generations of economic lassitude and dependency."

- The New Criterion editor Roger Kimball on how anti-Trump hyperbole fosters insanity

Michael Goodwin Quote of the Day!

"I agree that Trump is wrong to call the media the “enemy of the people” and wish he would stick to less inflammatory words. His ­favorite charge of “fake news” makes his point well enough without any hint that he favors retribution on individual journalists.

But I am also concerned that media leaders refuse to see their destructive role in the war with the president. Few show any remorse over how the relentlessly hostile coverage of Trump is damaging the nation and changing journalism for the worse.

One obvious consequence is increased political polarization, with many media outlets making it their mission to denounce Trump from first page to last, day in and day out. Studies show 90 percent of TV news coverage is negative and the Times, Washington Post and CNN, among others, appear addicted to Trump ­hatred as if it is a narcotic.

This lack of balance permits little or no coverage of any of his achievements. How many people, for example, know about the employment records shattered by the jobs boom unleashed by Trump’s policies?" 

 - NYPost columnist Michael Goodwin on how the media's hatred of Trump only hurts themselves

Ruth Bader Ginsburg Quote of the Day!

“I’m now 85. My senior colleague, Justice John Paul Stevens, he stepped down when he was 90, so think I have about at least five more years.”

- Supreme Court Judge Ruth Ginsburg on rumors of her retiring soon

Gordon Chang Quote of the Day!

"Trump has famously boasted of his new relationship with Kim. By now, the president has learned—or should have learned—that Kim rulers do not reciprocate friendly gestures. They perceive them as signs of weakness and then press the advantage. While Trump was toasting and complimenting the current Kim, his regime was increasing production of fissile material and continuing construction of missile facilities.

The only way to disarm North Korea is to give whoever is in charge—Kim or perhaps someone else—no choice but to give up weapons. That means, as a practical matter, imposing extremely high costs for stunts like the one he—or they—just pulled. The Wall Street Journal in late May reported that UN and U.S. sanctions cut the flow of international payments to Kim in half. That number could be reduced by, say, another 40 percent, with vigorous enforcement, including a blockade."

 - writer Gordon Chang on the Trump/North Korea deal possibly collapsing

Michael Goodwin Quote of the Day!

"Because Democrats set the agenda for most media, the immediate talking point was that abortion rights are threatened with another GOP pick. While that is unlikely, given the Supremes’ traditional respect for precedent, the larger fact is that there is much more at stake than any single issue.

Consider that the travel-ban case upheld broad presidential authority on national security, and the union ruling was among several supporting First Amendment rights of individuals against government infringement.

Rulings like these have long-term cultural and political impacts and explain why Supreme Court appointments can have an outsized influence on a president’s legacy.

Already Neil Gorsuch, Trump’s first pick, is enormously popular with those who believe a justice’s job is to make sure laws pass constitutional muster, not legislate from the bench. A second pick in the Gorsuch mold would secure a majority on the court for curbing government’s appetite for more domestic power, perhaps for decades."

- NYPost writer Michael Goodwin on why President Trump is winning