If Freedom Reconnection is the only website you’ve visited today, you may not have heard about today’s Apple event where they unveiled new products like the latest model of the iPhone, some new version of the iPad, and the new … Continue reading
“In God we trust” became our nation’s motto in 1956, was affirmed by the U.S. Senate in 2006, and was reaffirmed by the U.S. House by an overwhelming vote of 396 to 9 in 2011. Also, the motto–the origin of … Continue reading
Happy Labor Day, everyone! So what is Labor Day all about? Let’s examine this. From the United States Department of Labor: LABOR DAY: WHAT IT MEANS Labor Day, the first Monday in September, is a creation of the labor movement … Continue reading
Let’s start with a couple of facts: If you are born with male genitals, you are male. If you are born with female genitals, you are female. Okay, now that that’s cleared up, let’s continue. Your feelings do not matter … Continue reading
People are freaking weird. Take the case of the spectacle going on in Rowan County, Kentucky (pop. 23,333), right now with the gay and lesbian couples who have wanted to get married but the mean old County Clerk has repeatedly … Continue reading
In his address to the nation this week, President Barack Obama tells us he is traveling to Alaska today for three days. He is using the trip as another opportunity to try to freak out Americans with proggy end-of-the-world scenarios, … Continue reading
Our current administration can’t stand that business owners are in the business of making money, so it’s doing whatever it can to punish them. The National Labor Relations Board ruled today that a company must share responsibility with the temp … Continue reading
The horrific murder of two Roanoke journalists on live television this morning has stirred a multitude of reactions–from shock and sadness for the victims… Our entire newsroom is heartbroken. Everyone is crying. #WDBJ pic.twitter.com/i8sdMVXsil — Kelly Gray (@kellbellgray) August 26, … Continue reading
When progressive ideas come into conflict with progressive ideas, you just have to laugh. For instance, the San Francisco Chronicle published a story yesterday with the headline “Neighbors speak up for trees facing ax to make room for bus line.” … Continue reading
Okay, I’m really sick of the whole “we need immigration reform” debate. Not that I think we don’t need immigration reform, because we do. But not reform in the way the progressives (and some on the Right) are suggesting. Instead, … Continue reading
