Josh Moore

Josh Moore is a former two-term New Hampshire State Representative. Josh is also the Founder of The Patriot Initiative, an educational non-profit with the vision to restore culture and government. During Josh's four years serving in the NH House, he sat on the House education committee.
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Amy Barrett’s Nomination- Why Faith in Politics Matters


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Amy Coney Barrett has been nominated by President Trump to replace the now deceased Ruth Bader Ginsburg. The attacks have begun, and Barrett’s faith is under fire. She is a staunch Catholic, which the Democrats despise.

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What Do Democrats Mean by “Human Rights?”

Last night Democrats took to the national stage for another debate. I will admit, I only caught about 15 minutes of it. But within those 15 minutes, I heard something from the candidates that I keep hearing from the political left consistently. They keep talking about “human rights.”

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The Patriot Initiative goes to UNH- Interviews with students

Last month, Turning Point USA held an event at UNH in Durham. Charlie Kirk and Senator Rand Paul were the featured speakers. The Patriot Initiative went to get a sense of what students currently think about the culture war. Questions were asked on a few topics facing the nation, including tolerance on college campus. The … Read more

Weather Cycles vs. Climate Alarmists

Climate change is hot again (pun intended) after Greta Thunberg gave her speech with tears and passion. I honestly thought it sounded like a fantastic narration to a movie trailer. Sadly, it’s not a movie; it’s real life. The totalitarian left has taken this girl and turned her into a puppet to promote lies and a false religion.

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The Culture Shift Begins in Your Home

I run into so many parents who ask me what they can do to reach their children. That’s a tough question, considering I don’t have kids. However, I was once a child (some might still say I am).

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NH Speaker of the House removes state rep from committee for expressing free speech

Vengeance is mine, sayeth the Speaker of the New Hampshire House. Three-term State Representative, James Spillane took to social media recently and posted a photo of a dead squirrel to gain reactions from vegans and leftists. It is important to note that Rep. Spillane killed the squirrel because it was eating eggs, breaking into fencing, and stealing food on his own private property.

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Surprise! “Hook-up App” Tinder Discourages Bashing Virginity

If you have not already heard about Tinder, it is a dating app. It has mostly become known for its culture of casual dating and “hooking up” “Recently, Tinder sent out their weekly newsletter, one that I got word of, which included a surprising article that took me by surprise.

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Totalitarianism is alive in Concord- Here’s how we stop it

Just this week, the NH House has passed a massive list of onerous bills that are antithetical to liberty. From banning plastic bags and straws, to anti second amendment bills, one of which will require a 7-day waiting period upon purchasing a firearm, the Democrats have now begun heading into full totalitarian mode. We need … Read more

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How I can be Pro-life and in Favor of the Death Penalty

The death penalty debate has risen once again, and it has Republicans and Conservatives split. I personally am a firm supporter of the death penalty. I am also firmly pro-life. Let’s look at some common reasons people oppose the death penalty and I will provide responses to each argument and explain how I can be … Read more

Is there justification for rebellion and revolution?

There’s a lot of conversation now surrounding rebellion, and breaking rules and laws out of a sense of moral responsibility. Just last month, Merrimack State Representative Rosemarie Rung, verbally went after Merrimack State Representative Jeanine Notter, for refusing to comply with the unconstitutional rule to ban firearms on the House floor of the NH State … Read more

Legislators attempt to remove prayer in schools

Many controversial bills were heard this week, among them was HB289. This bill aims to repeal the ability of public elementary schools to authorize the recitation of the Lord’s prayer. Supporters of the bill spoke today before the House Education Committee and claimed it is unconstitutional. They claimed that it is unnecessary to have a … Read more

Masculinity is Essential and Wanted

Gillette recently released an ad that ended up being controversial. Let’s face it, what isn’t controversial these days? The ad was centered around the message of this newly formed phrase, “toxic masculinity,” in relation to their brand of razors. You can go and see the ad for yourself and come to your own conclusion. I … Read more

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You Are Worth the Wait

The Holidays are both a very merry time of year, as it should be, but also a very depressing and sad time for many. There are many people who are blessed to spend time with their family and friends, while others feel completely left out. This is especially true for single men and women. Those … Read more

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Seven Reasons Why You Should Vote for Eddie Edwards

With Election Day just two weeks away, the political races are heating up. In Congressional district 1, we have what I believe is one of the best candidates we have seen in many years, and that candidate is Eddie Edwards. Here are seven reasons why you should vote for Eddie Edwards on November 6th. Law … Read more

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