By Robert Ringer Michael Jackson’s close friend Yuri Geller, talking to Fox News by phone after Jackson’s death, said that one time when Jackson was sitting on a couch in Geller’s living room, he asked the “King of Pop” if he was a lonely man. According to Geller, Jackson paused, then [...]
By Robert Ringer When yet another politician bit the dust this week, I couldn’t help but think of Henry Kissinger’s all-too-true observation that “power is the ultimate aphrodisiac.” I don’t have a lot to say about Governor Mark Sanford’s situation, except that I think the whole thing is very sad. I [...]
By Robert Ringer It’s hard to believe that just thirty years ago Iranians revolted against the Shah, and an Islamic republic was born. Millions of Westernized Iranians fled the country, with a million of them settling in Los Angeles alone. And a large percentage of the remaining population, particularly the young, [...]
By Robert Ringer What makes the seemingly nonsensical positions of a social progressive possible is his refusal to acknowledge the foundation of any civilized society: Natural Law. In fact, I would say that it is a lack of belief in Natural Law that underlies most crimes committed by progressives (and many [...]
By Robert Ringer You may have seen Bill O’Reilly’s slugfest the other night with Joan Walsh, editor of the far-left website salon.com. First, let me give credit where credit is due. Ms. Walsh had the courage to go head to head with the one guy most progressives avoid like the plague. [...]
By Robert Ringer About two years ago, I recall having a conversation with an acquaintance of mine who built custom homes. At one point, he happened to mention a house that he’d had on the market for about three years. I said, “You’re asking $650,000 for that house, right?” That was [...]
By Wayne Allyn Root As the 2008 Libertarian Vice Presidential nominee and a frequent guest on Fox News and Fox Business, many of you already know that I believe in the libertarian ideals of dramatically lower spending and taxes, radically cutting the size, scope, and power of government, and increasing economic [...]
By Robert Ringer Finally, the trees are back —my trees. The trees have once again shut off the outside world from my veranda. Almost makes me feel a modern-day Thoreau. Of course, he couldn’t see a golf course in the distance.
By Robert Ringer I recently interviewed Judge Andrew Napolitano about his new book, Dred Scott’s Revenge, for the Liberty Education Interview Series. No human being is perfect, but the Judge gives it a good try. He is a delightful individual, congenial and gracious, a hard-core libertarian, a constitutional scholar, and blessed [...]