Hamilton Cancels Itself: Democrats' Outrage Theater and More

The Democrats' 'outrage theater' is taking center stage, according to Fox News host Sean Hannity. In his latest critique, Hannity zeroed in on what he calls the performative nature of Democratic outrage, suggesting it’s more about theatrics than substance. Hugh Hewitt seems to echo this sentiment, describing it as a deliberate ploy to stir emotions without delivering solutions. It’s almost like they’re auditioning for a reality show, isn't it?

'Hamilton' Cancels Itself – The left’s cultural divide apparently extends to Broadway now. The musical sensation 'Hamilton,' long seen as a progressive masterpiece, is reportedly facing criticism from the very audience it sought to champion. David Marcus of Fox News Opinion highlights how this self-inflicted cultural critique further fractures unity. Irony alert: the musical that celebrated revolution is now caught in its own.

National Debt Hits Terrifying Numbers – This one’s less theatrical and more terrifying. Fox News Opinion reports that the national debt is about to hit a number so staggering, even the most optimistic economist will have a tough time spinning good news out of it. Trillions are a scary concept when it’s not in your bank account.

Combat Systems in Ukraine – Without a Trump-backed aid deal, Ukraine risks losing access to seven key combat systems. It’s a sobering reminder of how international relations and defense depend heavily on political negotiations.

DEI in Business – Steve Forbes discusses the decline of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs in corporations, shedding light on what happens when businesses shift focus. Spoiler: it's not always as catastrophic as some may think.

Trump-Rollins Team for Farmers – In a move that could bring cheaper eggs to the table, the Trump-Rollins partnership is being touted as a win for farmers and consumers alike. Finally, something we can all agree on—a grocery bill that doesn’t break the bank.

Lent Observations – For those observing Lent, Fox News Opinion offers four practical ways to dive into the season with purpose. Faith and reflection are always in style.

Cartoon of the Day – Politics may be heavy, but Fox News keeps it light with their daily political cartoons. Sometimes you just need to laugh at the chaos.