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"You have to realize John Brennan started his illustrious career by voting for the Communist Party."
Leftmedia headlines late-night comedians' reactions to Trump as legitimate commentary.
"The kind of rule we need for our society [is] the kind whereby you'd be OK even if your worst enemy were in charge." —Walter Williams
Her commitment to leftist activism has clearly not educated her on the realities of geopolitics.
"Russia meddled in the election and we can't trust them. BUT can we trust Clapper, Comey, McCabe, and Strzok?" —Rep. Jim Jordan
For the record: "Maybe we should be asking what Iran has on Obama!" —Gary Bauer
The Maryland city leads the nation in murder rate as police have become wary of policing.
Braying Jenny: "Question for President Trump as he meets Putin: Do you know which team you play for?" —Hillary Clinton
The deputy attorney general's unprecedented vetting request has everyone scratching their heads.
"It matters very little whether or not the rest of the world likes us, as long as they respect us." —Allie Beth Stuckey
His impressive record on Second Amendment-related cases and his judicial philosophy should make conservatives rest easy.
"Pro-tip: If you don't want one unelected justice to be worth so darn much, don't used the court to make laws." —@hale_razor
His focus is more about balancing the economic playing field rather than securing military alliances.
Chuck Schumer absurdly claims President Trump picked Brett Kavanaugh to "be a barrier" in the Robert Mueller investigation.
"Hysteria over Kavanaugh is strictly political. ... He is controversial only because he will faithfully apply the law." —Andrew C. McCarthy
"Continued dependency is the fuel on which big government runs." —Allie Beth Stuckey
A litany of minor ethical missteps by the EPA chief finally forced his resignation.
"Democrats [are] so opposed to Scott Pruitt ... you'd think he once turned a river orange with millions of gallons of mine wastewater." —@hale_razor
Hillary Clinton on her supporters' vitriol: "If some of that comes across as a little uncivil, well, children's lives are at stake."
"The argument that the signers made to justify their revolution was an argument against all forms of governmental privilege." —Jay Cost
