2013-11-20T12:06:34-05:00

So, on Saturday, I ran a Tough Mudder. Billed as the “toughest event on the planet” (hint: it’s not), it’s better subtitled: “So much fun, it might be illegal.” Acting on a dare from close friend John Kingston (I’m not sure if it was a “triple dog” dare, but it was certainly close), I agreed to run.  We gathered together a few of our closest — and most insane — friends, trained with varying degrees of panic-motivated intensity, and prepared ourselves... Read more

2013-11-05T17:39:40-05:00

It’s striking how little conservative parents prepare their kids for the emotional — rather than intellectual — challenge of life as a conservative in college. Read more

2013-11-20T12:09:18-05:00

How did this life-long Republican react when she heard Jimmy Carter had been replaced by Ronald Reagan? Horrified. Read more

2013-11-20T12:10:48-05:00

How many birthdays must his children have without him? Read more

2013-11-20T12:11:56-05:00

China's most famous Christian has something to say, and a story to tell! Read more

2013-11-20T12:14:29-05:00

Let's face it, ladies. Some of us live in our cars, which means we occasionally find petrified chicken nuggets under the car seats. Naomi French shows us that taking care of your car can be fun! Read more

2013-11-20T12:16:35-05:00

This Parks and Rec star Tweeted a criticism of how incredibly immodest celebrities are. This angered the police of political correctness! Read more

2013-10-28T09:13:05-05:00

You know when the President is being mocked by his dearest fans, things are wrong. Read more

2013-10-21T14:39:16-05:00

The Republican alternative to the tea-party plan boils down to this: Let the people suffer (also called “let Obamacare implode”), then they’ll come to us, we’ll win a bunch of elections over several cycles, then we’ll make it better. This is a heartless solution. Read more

2013-10-15T22:49:28-05:00

Opponents of Obamacare might actually care about real people — how they get their health care, whether they can afford the health insurance they’re required to buy, and whether the government is competent enough to create a program that can even work. Read more

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