Do you think the gay community has gone overboard forcing people to accept their lifestyle? Are Christian Americans to stringent in their unwillingness to conform to new social mores? Bruce Cochran thinks both groups should STFU.
Unless you’ve been living under a tree somewhere you’ve probably heard about the erotic sensation that is Fifty Shades of Grey. It’s chick lit to the max, and it has everyone reading. What gives? It’s not particularly well written. Bruce Cochran breaks it down for us here. And it says a lot about the modern sexual void….“What women want from men has always been a combination of domination and sensuality.”
Supremes ruling — Obamacare — Roberts does the right thing
Healthcare in general — we’re just arguing about the price
Supremes ruling — Arizona — Romney in hiding
Israel shows the way, expels African illegals
The Queen meets the guy who murdered her uncle, smiles & shakes hand
Uruguay goes to pot
Rise of the goat farmer
March of technology
House of representatives racially persecutes Eric Holder
The Son of Julia
What a great poster!
Back in 1965 the founder of National Review, William F. Buckley Jr. ran for mayor of New York.
If Bill knew what has become of National Review aka The Firing Squad today, he wouldn’t be best pleased, we’re sure.
RIP Bill
And check it out, they’ve done it again.
How to have “The Talk: Non-Black Version” without getting fired!
P.S. It’s pronounced “darbeshur”
Want to do some community service? Helping people help people…
Agree with him or not, but don’t deny his brilliance.
Week in Review from Bruce Cochran
The Word of Goad. Amen.
Join our Black Flag debate in the comments section…
Steve Sailer on the Hunger Games and why the movie is bunk.
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