It’s no secret that the gaming community can be… “aggressive” towards one another on live chat. Well, now if you want to gloat about that awesome headshot or yell at your co-op partner on Xbox Live, you better tone it down and incorporate “fiddlesticks” into your vocabulary. In the past week since Xbox One’s debut …
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In his unforgettable 1964 speech, Ronald Reagan conveyed some wisdom that applies perfectly to the deal struck with Iran regarding its nuclear program. Reagan said, “there’s a risk in any course we follow other than this, but every lesson of history tells us that the greater risk lies in appeasement, and this is the specter …
Some good news for families heading into the Thanksgiving Holiday. The cost of the average Thanksgiving dinner should decline slightly as compared to last year: The average cost of a full turkey dinner for 10 people will be $49.04, which is 44 cents lower than a year ago, according to an annual survey by the …
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The Senate has exercised the “nuclear option” and some filibuster usages are no more. Conservatives shouldn’t shed a tear over this development. The framers probably would have wanted it this way. I certainly acknowledge that Harry Reid is a total hypocrite on this issue and that it is a blatantly political move. But the first …
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Imagine what it’s like being the President and one of your closest aides turns around and writes a book that’s seen as self-serving and hurtful. It would be easy to lash out. In this short video, Dana Perino relates a discussion she had with President George W. Bush about one of those books. You can …
Much (deserved) attention has been given today to remembering the anniversary of the assassination of President Kennedy. Here at Pocket Full of Liberty, we are fond of someone else whose passing that day ended the era of some of the most significant literary contributions of our time. We’ve chosen to remember C. S. Lewis today, on …
We all love to laugh at nonsensical government programs, so here’s a quote making fun of the absurdity of farm subsidies: I heard on the news once, and my uncle does this. The government will pay certain farmers to not grow corn. Wow, where’s my check? That’d be great. “Hey, what do you do for …
I cannot pretend to have any genuine insight into the curious mind of Senator Harry Reid, but recent events have tempted me to explore further the empty catacombs between his ears. In case you missed it, the Senator pushed the red button and went for the “nuclear option:” changing Senate rules so that presidential nominees …
It’s likely you’ve failed to escape noticing if you’ve been anywhere near media today that it’s the 50th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963 in Dallas, Texas. I grew up in a unquestioningly Democratic household, and prior to swallowing the “red pill” that one life experience in particular …