Happy Thanksgiving faithful FR readers! FR and I (I assume I can speak for FR here and if I can’t she can kick my ass if we ever actually meet – lol) are so very grateful for all of you … Continue reading →

The writer of Ecclesiastes was wrong; we haven’t seen everything under the Sun. A recent social innovation has been the transgender mania sweeping the western world. Against the facts of Biology and the light of Reason, millions of our neighbors … Continue reading →

This past Sunday marked the one hundred year anniversary of the armistice that effectively ended the war that didn’t end all wars. It altered the course of history, and not just in a trivial way. Germany and France lost a … Continue reading →

After Amazon announced the two locations of its eastern headquarters, voices rose in condemnation of the “corporate welfare” involved in the deal. Involuntary friend of the blog Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez didn’t disappoint with her predictable incoherence. Other critics were more measured. … Continue reading →

Hello fellow FRians!  We have Stephen’s post of the week today.  Thank you so much, as always, Stephen.     An oft employed euphemism for a blind process where on the one side something goes into the proverbial “black box” and … Continue reading →

First reaction to the midterm elections, while the votes are being counted:   1) We live in a deeply divided country: the twin fantasies of the silent conservative majority and the inevitable progressive juggernaut are just that, fantasies. Leftists have … Continue reading →

Happy Monday faithful FR readers!  As usual, this Monday’s post comes to us from Stephen Hall.  Thanks so much, Stephen!!!   Going outside the scope of my normal postings due to the current nature of the topic and faced with … Continue reading →

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!!  Be safe if you’re out Trick or Treating tonight, with or without kiddos!!! To completely mess everyone up, it’s already Wednesday, but today we bring you Stephen’s post, which as you know, usually happens on Monday.  So if … Continue reading →

Today’s post is an in-depth analysis on the upcoming House elections, brought to use by  Alex, a friend of the show.  Thank you so much, Alex!   Disclaimer: As a conservative, I have attempted to counteract my political bias by … Continue reading →

Today (yesterday by the time you read this) on Twitter, there was a post by a man whose 5 year old son Sam came home crying from school one day.  Sam’s parents allowed him to go to school wearing bright … Continue reading →