But hey, it’s the law of the land and the GOP can’t do anything about it. Other than continue to fund raise against it, then — once back in power — promise to manage it better than the Democrats. Oh. And they can also exempt themselves from it’s reach. But then, pointing that out is just petty. Because, like, brain drain. And probably racism, somehow. Warner Todd Houston: Many of

Well, we aren’t either. Only, we here is Weld County, CO — and several other counties that are joining us or are preparing to join us — are actually trying to do something about it. Aside from the civil disobedience with which we’re already making our displeasure known, which includes a refusal by our district reps and state senators to follow the anti-gun laws passed by New York Mayor Michael

Who knew? Across the country, schools are policing and punishing the distinctive, assertive sociability of boys. Many much-loved games have vanished from school playgrounds. At some schools, tug of war has been replaced with “tug of peace.” Since the 1990s, elimination games like dodgeball, red rover and tag have been under a cloud — too damaging to self-esteem and too violent, say certain experts. Young boys, with few exceptions, love

Or, as my wife put it, Ann Coulter’s superconservative superstar essentially signed a ban on dubious parenting, depending on one’s perspective — in a further blow against religious liberty, and keeping the government out of the personal affairs of families. If the family won’t act, politicians will. For the children! Because nobody knows your child better than a legislator in a state government. And if the government wasn’t more than

The line it is drawn The curse it is cast The slow one now Will later be fast As the present now Will later be past The order is Rapidly fadin’ And the first one now Will later be last for the times they are a-changin.

FOXNews’ Sean Hannity hosted an hour-long special on Mark Levin’s Liberty Amendments project, spelled out in his new best-seller The Liberty Amendment:  Restoring the American Republic, in which Levin explained his project and was then queried by a host of conservatives (many, of course, regular FOX contributors, and all pre-disposed to find at least some agreement with Levin’s ideas). Among those in the studio audience were David Limbaugh, Terry Jeffrey

Weep for Brenda as she quits her job over the desktop hoodie on her company computer. I needed to do something. The Monday after the trial ended, I went to my job at a small doctor’s office and made my computer desktop wallpaper (which was not viewable to the public) an image of a hoodie. This image had sprung up on the Internet and social media as an expression of