Richard Cromwell is a senior contributor to The Federalist. Husband. Father of three rambunctious daughters. Arkansan. Fan of whiskey and whisky. Originally an English major, Rich earned a degree in music business from Belmont in 2002. By day he produces shows and events for a local museum with a focus on giving back to the community. His writing can also be found at Pocket Full of Liberty. Follow him on Twitter, @rcromwell4.
HBO Max has already demonstrated the bravery of capitulation by temporarily pulling ‘Gone with the Wind.’ Now it’s time for them to permanently pull the plug on ‘Looney Tunes.’
In space, no one can hear you scream, and we can all do with a little less shrieking these days.
Ask your doctor if constant outrage is right for you. If it’s not, consider dialing it down.
In a time when following the herd is lauded as courageous, Gov. Asa Hutchinson is exhibiting actual leadership.
These lockdown activities won’t keep Virginians sane, but they will make their impending descent into madness more entertaining.
The Treasury secretary isn’t proving up to the job of actually helping America, and it’s time to replace him with proven winners.
Albert, the hero of our story, never set out to be a sentient wooden leg. He never even set out to be sentient.
Whether you want to class up your romantic evening with a special cocktail, or anguish like an emo James Comey, we have the perfect drink for you.
Getting out and shaking hands is for the little people—the millionaires—and Michael Bloomberg doesn’t have to stoop to that level.
This year, Joe Walsh dropped his primary bid against Donald Trump after garnering 1 percent of Iowa’s caucus votes.
Sure, it’s a soap opera, but maybe a soap opera about hyper-violent drug dealers is what we need today.
As the moon rises, another shirt and pair of shoes get ruined.
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you all.
You don’t have to go to the Hallmark Channel to expand your seasonal selections.
If I couldn’t be trusted to prevent a stuffed bear from stealing my car, then how could I be trusted to stop Nicolas Cage from stealing the Constitution?
It’s too late for Bread and Butter to serve a higher purpose, but that doesn’t mean Thanksgiving 2020 can’t be a time in which we start new traditions.
It’s fall, which means it’s time to pick apples and steal cars.
She just needs to embrace these simple steps, plus serve cookies and tea.
You can shake my hand and feel my flesh gripping yours and maybe even sense our lifestyles are comparable.
We’re gonna do what they say can’t be done.
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