Happy Monday to all you wonderful FR readers! As usual, Monday’s post comes to us from Stephen Hall. Thank you, as always, Stephen. If you have ever paid attention to politics in the news, then you have been subjected … Continue reading
European and South American teams are dominating the World Cup. It wasn’t supposed to happen. I started watching the World Cup in 1990, the year the Indomitable Lions of Cameroon made their remarkable run. Even then the expectation was that … Continue reading
Happy Hump Day everyone! Hope everyone is having a good week. Today we are blessed with a post by our very own Rey! Thank you so much!! I will start with some of the basic information out there about social … Continue reading
Happy Monday everyone! As always, Monday’s post is by Stephen Hall. Thank you!!! Hope everyone has a great week! Last week’s article was about the extremes of the Hobbesean view of government as either all or nothing, totalitarian or … Continue reading
While reading a recent article by an infamous feminist (no link for her), I rolled my eyes all the way into the cerebellum. The occasion was her assumption ‘the white man’ the archetypal oppressor of History. Nothing could be further … Continue reading
Happy Monday FRians! Hope y’all had a great weekend and hope all you dads had a wonderful Father’s Day! As always, Monday’s post was written by Stephen Hall. Thank you, as always!!!! Earlier last week, I had occasion to mention … Continue reading
Today we have Stephen’s Monday post on Wednesday! Thank you Stephen. Happy Hump Day, FRians! It is very easy to accuse liberal politicians and supporters of hypocrisy because they continually not only change their positions for political expedience but flat … Continue reading
Today’s post is an in depth analysis of the mid-term house races by Alex, a friend of FR’s. Enjoy!!! Built in factors: Republican Midterm advantage: Republicans always have turnout advantage in midterms, as Democrats reliance on young voters is … Continue reading
Bill De Blasio wants to increase ethnic diversity at public education in New York City, and I can hardly tell you what a bad idea that is. But as the dominatrix said during childbirth; let me share the pain. Mr. … Continue reading
With the unveiling by the NFL of new national anthem guidelines, a lot of bad arguments have resurfaced. But oddly enough, hardly anybody seems to remember a basic fact—Colin Kaepernick started it. Let’s go back to the start of the … Continue reading
