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On The Radio – Skip joined Marc Abear and Paul Hopfgarten on “Common Sense Radio” (WEZS AM 1390, Laconia NH)

Every Saturday from 9am to 10am, Marc and Paul have guests on to talk about a number of issues.  This week: An Israeli breakthrough in cancer treatment? How much energy DO you need? Is an e-Bike in your Christmas future? DO you want it in your future? And which matters more given this cycle’s election: …

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Citizens For Belknap - there I fixed it for you #1

And Another Note about the Democrat Citizens for Belknap Pac and Its Endorsements

And remember, we are now seeing their end-goal: the wipe out of any Conservative Republicans here in Belknap County. Thus, this GIF, sent in by a loyal reader, quite easily sums it up: No, I am NOT going to say that any Republican is better than any Democrat – my history in tracking this stuff …

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The Antidote is to vote Pixabay bluebudgie

Pumpkin Fest Handouts

Yes I did: I went to the Laconia City Pumpkin Fest yesterday and spent my time handing out Belknap County Republican Committee cards and asking people to “vote Republican and save our economy”. Now, this is a very small sampling but my time there for well over an hour was very positive. I got far …

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Peanuts FairyTales

Meaningful Questions to Ask Candidates

Every election cycle, candidates make promises to their constituents – but many times those promises are rarely fulfilled. To make matters worse, once in office, politicians have a 90+% chance for re-election – which is why the swamp never gets drained.

The Antidote is to vote Pixabay bluebudgie

Vote Republican on November 8th

Our country as we know it is in grave danger. Big Government Socialism has a strong foothold in the entire Federal bureaucracy, in many state agencies and big cities, as well as in the educational, entertainment, news and information, big tech, and an overwhelming number of other cultural institutions.