Trump ‘gets the last laugh,’ the right says

1. A Vicious Wolf Gives Trump the Last Laugh

From Wall Street Journal: "'She had some great one-liners,' Douglas Brinkley said on CNN. He changed his mind."

2. Who Was Worse, Michelle Wolf or Her Audience?

From PJ Media: "Why Michelle Wolf's Worst Attack Was Worse Than You Think."

3. Don't blame fame-hungry Michelle Wolf for vitriol, blame correspondents that chose her

From The Hill: "Looking to point the finger somewhere? Your first and only place to point is at the people who decided giving Wolf such a stage as they did on Saturday night."

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