Paul Gottfried at Intellectual Takeout

National Review has found yet another reason to hate Trump, whom it has attacked relentlessly for over four years. It seems that among his multiple shortcomings, according to Frank Lavin, a supporter of Republican Voters

The Presidential candidacy of Joe Biden outside the far left has become nearly as popular as the Fredonia foot fungus festival.

That is of course with the notable exception of the John McCain, Mitt Romney, Bill Kristol wing of the

Matt Margolis points out that after what the left did to Justice Kavanaugh all we owe them absolutely no courtesy whatsoever.

And he’s got a point. Indeed I would extend it to the last 4 years Russia, Russia, Russia.

Of

Don Surber nails this one:

Good news, America. Politico reported, “More than 100 Bush-McCain-Romney alums go for Biden.”

The saboteurs are gone, taking their back copies of The Weekly Standard with them. They are so highly principled that they prefer

The pseudo-political movement that never was, Never Trump, finds out that it never, and does not, matter, from Julie Kelly, American Greatness:

The Republican Party doesn’t want them back—ever. The Democrats have used them up and are sending them

Roger Simon in addressing the bidding war that was last night’s “Debate”…

I also wonder if as many people will continue to vote in Drudge’s polls, now that he’s joined up with the Never-Trump crew. Maybe he should start a

Long time readers of this blog will understand that I have become increasingly nonplussed by Peggy Noonan’s utterings these last ten years or so.

But, this just cuts it.

I keep thinking about the dynamics the past few years between

Writing over at The Spectator, Roger Kimball enumerates a number of the successes that Donald Trump has had these first two years, despite the uphill battle he’s had with the Democrats which includes, of course, the mainstream media.

He

The always formidable Sebastian Gorka:

It’s been a tough two years if you’re a post-Reagan era, Bush-flunky fake conservative

Yeah, I’ll bet it has.

You believed the rest of your life could consist of your collecting fat honoraria checks from

Well that didn’t take long.

Roger Kimball’s tightly constructed piece doesn’t exerpt well. I would simply urge you to go and read it. But here’s a taste…

And they’re off! Victor Davis Hanson, a classicist and military historian, has said

Clarice Feldman over at American Thinker pretty much agrees with my take on the matter of Bill Kristol and his Iranian-funded “Bulwark“, which inexplicably claims to be “Conserving Conservatism”:

The Weekly Standard eventually failed due to irrelevance. The

I can’t help but snicker when I consider what the idiots over at Bill Kristol’s new publication are thinking about this one…

By the way, I thought using the CNN feed for this was a nice touch. (Snicker)

I have been suspicious of the backstory surrounding the demise of The Weekly Standard into a GOP establishment organization, for some years now as I wrote last week.

Today comes this information, from Frontpage

These days, Kristol is using Defending

The usual crowd, JPod in particular, is suggesting that the Weekly Standard’s demise was not about it being anti Trump.

Ed Driscoll simply isn’t buying it.

And frankly with all respect to John, I’m not buying it either. It seems

Yeah, I can relate:

.So now, after 18 months or so, we’re in a situation where the conservative wing of the coastal clerisy — people like Bill Kristol, my erstwhile PJ Media colleague Jennifer Rubin, and Ron Radosh — are