Serving up reason from the North and logic from the South
Some time ago, I attended a wedding in Detroit where one half came from very wealthy origins. And I was seated at a table next to a very wealthy, well traveled man who was kind enough to engage me in conversation. He hailed from Europe and I asked him if he intended on traveling around… Continue reading Defending Bezos (and Success)
In this episode, US Congressman Barry Loudermilk joined me to discuss election integrity and the administration's desire to get Facebook to censor posts it does not like. This interview took place on the syndicated Erick Erickson Show, which originally aired during the third hour on July 15, 2021. There is a move to try to… Continue reading Congressman Loudermilk discusses election integrity and censorship
This episode is from the second hour of The Erick Erickson Show, heard nationally on Thursday, July 15, where I discuss the ironies of having an open door policy at our southern border, but escaping Cubans are not wanted. Why is that? Could it be this regime understands those who escape communist dictatorships tend to… Continue reading Open borders does not apply to the people of Cuba
In this episode, you will get hour 1 of when I filled in on The Erick Erickson Show across his nationally syndicated network discussing serious vote integrity issues in Fulton County, Georgia. Thanks to a segment, which aired on The Tucker Carlson Show, Brad Raffensperger, Secretary of State for Georgia, had to put out a… Continue reading Fulton County Voting problems
In this episode, I spend some time mocking my favorite target for derision and buffoonery, Dr. Fauci. Just as we are celebrating the 245th birthday of the United States of America, Dr. Fauci decries two Americas in his Sunday talk-show tour. This is taken from the first hour from July 5, 2021 when I was… Continue reading Dr. Fauci Decries Two Americas
In this episode, I discuss the Chinese Communist Party and their monetary influence in higher education and public health. The original on-air broadcast was heard on July 5 on WSB Radio in Atlanta, GA. WSB can be heard on 95.5FM, AM750, using the WBS Radio app, iHeart Radio app or by going to the WSB… Continue reading Chinese Communist Party money tied to professors and public health
In this episode, we look at the latest revelation a large number of influential scientists did not want to investigate the possibility of a lab leak from the Wuhan Lab of Virology. Why? Not because of science or factual information. Rather, these scientists did NOT want to look like they were supporting President Donald J.… Continue reading Scientists did not want to agree with Trump
In this excerpt from my Saturday show, "Waking Up with Alan," I spend time discussing how the censoring of speech led to a campaign of disinformation from the top of public health and elected leadership. There is a growing body of evidence showing how public officials put pressure on private companies like Facebook, Twitter and… Continue reading Big Tech Censorship and the Harm Its Done
In this episode, I break down many of the revelations from the emails of Dr. Fauci related to the entire Covid-19 pandemic. The emails, released through a Freedom of Information Act ("FOIA"), confirm what may of us have been trying to say, he has not been truthful at all. We have the leader of public… Continue reading Dr. Fauci Emails, Gain of Function, Connecting the Dots and Natural Immunity
My first reaction to tonight’s debate was somewhat underwhelming in terms of substance. Biden made it to the end with only a handful of stammers. He was mostly clear and stayed mostly on message. President Trump exhibited an almost non-stop onslaught. It likely didn’t sway many nor lose current supporters. President Trump was more interruptive,… Continue reading Thoughts after first presidential debate
America lost an important member of the family last night. Supreme Court Justice, Ruth Bader Ginsburg succumbed to complications of cancer and passed away yesterday. And we should be thankful for the value she played in our lives and her contribution to American history. Her work on the Supreme Court has been groundbreaking and led… Continue reading Reflection on Losing Ginsburg
But Eric, you’re more in line and in agreement with the Republican Party and conservatives than the Democrats, so why is most of your energy these days put towards the demolition of the Republican Party and conservatives? Why all the mockery? Good question, glad you asked. Let me answer it the long way. You have… Continue reading Resolution to Change the Locks
In one of my last posts here at FreedomCocktail, I ended it with “Now on to our regularly scheduled program.” And that program was a planned series of articles addressing political topics and presenting libertarian solutions. Oh boy did that get plowed over in a hurry for various reasons. The news cycle changes nearly hourly… Continue reading Orange Man Bad
I said I’d be focusing less on the federal government and more on local solutions but, wait, I’m gonna get back to that in just a minute. First, I feel the three ring circus in Washington needs to be called out for what it is. Regardless of what side you fall on or maybe you’ve… Continue reading This is What You Want, This is What You Get
