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We all know how awesome Mrs. Pinky is with her rants, guest posts here and twitter comments.  Some of us have seen her guest spot on The Quick Draw Podcast. And now we would like to introduce you to her … 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 →

Gooooood morning, and Happy Monday FRians!  As always, today’s post is by Stephen Hall.  Thanks, Stephen!!     You hear a gunshot in the distance.  What is your reaction?     My last post referred to some of the negative effects … 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 →

Spanish barbers were the Rodney Dangerfields of the Renaissance—they could get no respect, no respect at all. At least that’s the impression given by the historical record. For example, in 15th-century Toledo, Christian barbers lobbied the city to restrict where … Continue reading →

Happy Monday!  As always, today’s post is by Stephen Hall.  Thanks, Stephen!     I’m going to disagree with a lot of conservatives right off the bat and say that contrary to popular opinion leftism/progressivism/liberalism is not a mental disease.  Rather … Continue reading →

In the year of the Lord 1607 two colonies were founded in the Americas. One was Jamestown, the first surviving English colony in North America. The other was the start of the Jesuit missions in Paraguay, though the first mission, … Continue reading →

Today’s post comes to us from Stephen Hall, just like every Monday…..but wait!!!  It’s Tuesday already!  Woo hoo!!  Thank you Stephen!     There is a little noticed pattern in the ranting of those known so affectionately as internet trolls which … Continue reading →