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The media has been doing yeoman’s work discrediting the latest remarks of Anthony (Tony) Bobulinski. Words like unproven allegations are common, which makes sense, except that they are proven. Biden family bank accounts and front companies, Hunter’s Laptop, and Bobulinskis’s first-hand account are daming.
Most readers are already familiar with the RTK Tax bill, aka HB 1002. If anyone needs to see its legislative history, click on this link. And there are several published articles about HB 1002 listed here.
Non-journalist Tucker Carlson, that’s what the REAL™ media is calling him (maybe he’s just a reporter?), got something none of them could. An interview with the sinister dark lord of the once-fading Soviet Empire, Vlad the Putin. Their jealousy is embarrassing to everyone but them, which is great for us.
Democrats (mostly) have been arguing that removing age-inappropriate “books” from schools is book banning. They can’t shut up about it, but anyone can get these books with a few clicks electronically (for the groomer in a hurry) or in print in a handful of days. But the idea of “banning books” has a visceral feel.
The volume of material available from our stint on Radio Row with the 603 Alliance continues to deliver content (you can catch up on our Rumble Channel here). Bill O’Brien joined us for a handful of minutes to talk about the First in the Nation Primary and a subject on the lips of most of …
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Earlier this week, Representative Leah Cushman introduced HB 1010 “relative to expanding maternity options and midwifery access.” Fortunately, representatives of the “we know what’s best for you” crowd were there to explain why patient choice is a very, very bad thing.
Blue State Governors have been scrambling to pad their resumes with whale-killing offshore wind projects on ocean-area “leased” by the Biden administration. But no amount of subsidies has made them even appear profitable, and caps on rates in at least one state have become a deal breaker.
Jeff Chidester, Mike Rogers, and I had our share of time to fill on radio row – with opinion, commentary, speculation, and observation. Events like the First in the Nation Primary are opportunities to leverage those debates, hopefully with people aspiring to run the country, but do they even know what the nation needs?
With all due respect to the people I’m about to pound like a broken storm door in a hurricane, New Hampshire’s elections are not clean, tight, or reliable—quite the opposite. And I think they know it.
As promised more interviews from Radio Row in Manchester on Primary Day in New Hampshire. We shared the interview with Eric Trump yesterday, and next up is our conversation with Kari Lake.
