What We’re Reading This Weekend: Dems Losing On Impeachment, AOC And Bernie Team Up To Spend More Money … And More

Some headlines that caught our eye.

Impeachment/Election 2020

Top Democrats Concede They’re Losing The Impeachment Battle — PJMedia

How impeachment timing may seriously hurt leading 2020 Democrats and help others — Fox News

9 cartoons about the impeachment hearing — Mash Viral

MSNBC: Republicans Are ‘Jerks,’ Trying to Ruin Legacies of Public Servants — NewsBusters

2020 Polls — RealClearPolitics

Democrats have managed to turn a grave process into a dully partisan one — Wall Street Journal

Sanders, Ocasio-Cortez Tout $180 Billion ‘Green New Deal for Public Housing’ — Western Journal

Inoculating Our Children Against Socialism — Intellectual Takeout

Misc

Disney Plus warns users of ‘outdated cultural depictions’ in old movies — C/Net

Journalists Against Free Speech — John Tierney, City Journal

What Happened to California Republicans? — Victor Davis Hanson, TownHall

Satire

Historians Claim First Thing Adam And Eve Did Was Exchange Pronouns — Babylon Bee

‘Washington Post’ Impeachment Critic Gives Insipid Day One Inquiry 2 Out Of 5 Andrew Johnsons — The Onion

Jeremy Corbyn Wants to Start a Stasi Britain if Labour Wins Election — The Daily Squib

In Case You Missed It

Trump Just Made His Case For Reelection, While Dems Play Impeachment — Issues & Insights

California’s Blackouts: A Burning History, A Dark Present, A Dim Future If Nothing Changes — Issues & Insights

Virginia’s Losses Could Point To Trump’s Reelection — Issues & Insights

Bloomberg Is No Better Choice Than The Rest Of The Democratic Candidates — Issues & Insights

Democrats’ 2020 Credo: USA, Worst Country In The World — Issues & Insights

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