Plutarch goes on to explain that these table philosophers, the forerunners to our haranguing political proselytizers, "annoy most people" and prompt the others to acts of rudeness to drown them…
No kidding, the NYT is promoting a chat program so kids can practice arguing politics with an "Angry Uncle" during Thanksgiving.
That’s how Robert Mariani characterizes PC terminology in an amusing piece at Jacobite: College today functions as middle-class finishing school, the gate and key to the world outside the service…
Now we're told that expressing condolences — especially "thoughts and prayers" — to victims of the worst mass shooting in American history is an outrageous offense, worthy of condemnation in…
Perhaps there are some conservatives fed up with the “progressive” practice these past few years of rudely commandeering family gatherings to prate, pressure, and proselytize their loved ones over politics.…
The City of Brevard is boasting its employees are giving to the United Way. I was always told one does not give presents to one’s boss, as that implies he’s…
Once again, the Angry Left is flooding social media and the Internet with holiday how-to’s. Not how-to’s for recipes and decorating ideas, however. Rather, they’re for their apparently unquestioned need for…
… you think the purpose of holidays is for causing political arguments with your other family members. “Everything is political,” so you plan ahead to harangue your “incorrect” relatives (as…
None other than Maureen Dowd gives us a glimpse at an ungrateful President Obama… Stories abound of big donors who stopped giving as much or working as hard because Obama…
As a rule, I try to avoid linking to Kathleen Parker’s columns, but I’m making an exception this afternoon. Her piece from Aug. 19, titled “What’s wrong with these bleeping…
Just like rubbernecking a bad car accident, I found myself reading with interest Karen Owen’s Duke stud list. Of course, I pictured myself back in college and imagining whether or…
… don’t forget to turn off your phone.