From the Loony Left
“Please investigate [me] all you want.” —Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar in April

“This [administration] is, far and away ... probably more corrupt than all of the other administrations that came before it put together.” —James Carville

“[Republicans] have backdoored racism through the door of politics, and we have to call it what it is. They’re going back to a Jim Crow South on the issue of voting.” —Kamala Harris

“That hatred that would bring someone to the bottom of a lynching tree did not disappear; it’s dissipated. And now they wear red hats. Now they wear judges uniforms. Now they wear suits and ties in Congress, in the White House.” —Tennessee congressional candidate Justin J. Pearson

“I’m a decarceration person. ... But I will make an exception for all of those f—kers who are lawless MAGA thugs, who have destroyed lives and communities. Lock all of those f—kers up.” —Pennsylvania congressional candidate Chris Rabb

“I want an economy that creates fewer trillionaires and more millionaires.” —Texas Senate candidate James Talarico (“The United States has 1 (arguable) trillionaire and 24,000,000 millionaires.” —Dominic Pino)

“The Bible is silent on the issue of abortion.” —James “Seminarian” Talarico

“Donald Trump is temporary, and he’s an invasive species. ... But California’s not.” —California Governor Gavin Newsom

From the Reasonable Right
“If [Democrats] expand the Supreme Court, they will do whatever they want and just claim it’s constitutional, because the Constitution will only mean what Ketanji Brown Jackson says it means.” —Nick Freitas

“When Democrats whine about DOJ being ‘politicized’ it’s because they’re making an admission.” —Katie Pavlich

“It’s the Left, not the Right, that threatens freedom and democracy in America. Today’s Democrats are crazier than ever. Do not give these people power!” —Gary Bauer

“Two years after voters tossed Democrats from power in Washington, polls show they are ready to switch sides again. Does it make sense to welcome back a party and its ideas that were so recently rejected?” —Cal Thomas

“After all those months of hysteria over the National Guard’s deployment to out-of-control cities, Americans have taken it for granted that public safety has undergone a shocking revival. [I]t shouldn’t be lost on voters that we’re experiencing the lowest violent crime rate in 100 years.” —Suzanne Bowdey

“We don’t have to accept violent crime. It’s not something you have to shrug your shoulders at. This is not a fact of life in a city or anywhere else if you have the political willpower.” —Acting Deputy Attorney General Trent McCotter

“If universities really cared about sexual assaults on campus, rather than spewing hate at traditional American institutions, they should be getting rid of DEI, not fraternities.” —Ann Coulter

“It’s really a sad reality that fraudsters see our tax system as the softest target for their fraud.” —Colin M. McDonald

“The more involved government is in an industry, the more expensive it is and the higher inflation will be.” —David Strom

“Sure, Trump could have left it all alone. And then I think we could well have been just months from making $4 gal gas irrelevant with a nuclear Iran.” —Beege Welborn

“Could the destruction of Gaza after October 7 have been avoided? The answer is yes — had Hamas so wished.” —Victor Davis Hanson