Kurt Schlichter, I got called “vile” on Twitter the other day, which in itself is nothing new – my fiercely pro-American, pro-freedom, anti-moron agenda is a constant source of outrage for the online world’s liberal fascist contingent. What was significant was the reason. I had shamelessly observed that young women who preferred not to have […] Read More → 
Gracy Olmstead, Ben Hewitt doesn’t send his boys to school—he doesn’t even own a curriculum. He’s an “unschooling” parent. Though the method has grown in popularity since educator John Holt introduced it in his books and theory, many Americans are still largely unaware of the term’s meaning or methodology. Hewitt explains and introduces the concept at Outside […] Read More → 
A high school student was allegedly suspended after breaking a class rule of saying “bless you” after a classmate sneezed. Kendra Turner, a senior at Dyer County High School, said bless you to her classmate who sneezed and the teacher told her that the term was for church. “She said that we’re not going to […] Read More → 
Educators encouraged to “change the subject” if Ferguson comes up Despite the plethora of lessons to be gleaned from the events in Ferguson, Mo., teachers at schools close to the action are being told not to discuss the issue with curious students. Middle and high school teachers at the Edwardsville School District, just miles east […] Read More → 
Many people in this country were shocked when the U.S. Navy recently announced the removal of all Bibles from military hotels under their control. This was in response to pressure from the Freedom From Religion Foundation, a well-known atheist group. The surprise is not the hypocritical stance of the Freedom From Religion Foundation, but rather […] Read More → 
Intolerance that fosters pogroms abroad is taking root in U.S. communities. Sobering and unforgettable images are projected across our television and computer screens. They should elicit the most basic instincts of both fear and compassion. I’m referring to images of showing the persecution of hundreds of thousands, perhaps even millions, of our fellow brothers and […] Read More → 
The natural and inherent right to keep and bear arms, enshrined and guaranteed by the Second Amendment to the Constitution, is under attack by progressive liberals with an anti-gun agenda. These people who hate individual liberty and freedom, and the semi-automatic tools used to defend that freedom, are using Alinsky-style tactics to smear, demonize, and […] Read More → 
Freedom Outpost “Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.” –John Adams The above quote was made by John Adams on October 11, 2021 while addressing the Massachusetts Militia. This statement holds a great deal of significance because it not only alludes to the fact […] Read More → 
Judge Andrew Napolitano What if you were allowed to vote only because it didn’t make a difference? What if no matter how you voted the elites always got their way? What if the concept of one person/one vote was just a fiction created by the government to induce your compliance? What if democracy as it […] Read More → 
Christian B. Corrigan Conservatives of all stripes are in the midst of an intellectual renaissance designed to chart a course out of exile and back into the White House by applying tested principles to modern policy problems. Meanwhile, Democrats have abandoned their historically principled liberalism for something perniciously illiberal. Succumbing to the allure of the […] Read More → 
Kurt Schlichter, Liberals never met a civil right they didn’t dislike. As with everything about liberal ideology, liberals’ great concern for civil rights is a scam, a lie, a fraud designed to sucker in the weak-minded and disguise their goosesteppy inclinations. They care about civil rights like Michael Bay cares about Oscar night. Sure, liberals […] Read More → 
Michael Schaus Despite the fact that I consider the prevailing majority of Facebook posts to be the single largest culprit of wasted broadband, I do hold a certain amount of awe for the internet. Shortly after Al Gore invented the technology, the instantaneous exchange of information became a global phenomenon. (Although, those early dial ups […] Read More →