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Steve MacDonald 
Welcome to the middle of the week. You made it this far, but just in case, we’re back to help you get over the hump with some memetastic, memerific, memeified, memeishness. What I’m trying to say is we got memes! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . … Read more
There are very few situations in which being fat is anything other than a problem with impulse control. Combined with decades of bad food science pushed by the government and the reality that the cheap food, like cheap everything else, is at the bottom of every quality pyramid, getting and staying fat is easy. Losing … Read more
AI hungry everything is driving good news on the energy front, but not good enough, or I should say, soon enough. Previous Big Tech “friends” to even the most woke of environmental movements, including the lithium, wind, and solar factions, which are nothing but ‘green-friendly,’ have kicked their former green lovers to the curb. The … Read more
Another weekend in the bag and only seventeen days until Christmas, and no matter what your stress, anxiety, or whatever, it’s hard to beat memes for a cure. Reminder. Please make time to click on our advertisers, even if it’s just to check them out. The clicks help make this content possible. . . . … Read more
It is against the law to obstruct federal officers and agents… no matter who the President is, and besides, they still don’t have your back. The angry left continues to make mistakes that have profound implications. Not just hand-raising and a little bit of ‘pick me, please,’ but also advertising: press announcements, public statements. Hey, … Read more
Democrats in Congress are still desperate for a win. Any win. Something that will make their base happy. Wait, you mean they aren’t actually using their legislative and oversight powers for good? No chance of that. They need to make sure the rank-and-file proglodytes fill out (and send) all of their mail-in ballots or goose-step … Read more
I have the pink plastic champagne glass from Augusta Petron’s memorial service on the top of the bookshelf behind me. It’s a piece of NH Political history and a reminder of a wonderful human being. Sometimes you can see it in the background of my podcast (GrokTALK!) or the Morning Update, depending on how I … Read more
News broke this week that the FBI had arrested someone in connection with the placement of two pipe bombs on January 6, 2021. As surprising as that might be, it wasn’t the woman everyone suspected from the videos attributed to that individual. Shauni Rey Kerkhoff, whom an “Expert” suggested was a 94-97% match for the … Read more
The City of Nashua has been spiralling downward in an epic political shitshow for a number of years, coincidental to the reign of its current Mayor for life, Jim Donchess. It is cloistered, inefficient, and untransparent. At the same time, it wastes millions more taxpayers’ dollars on legal fights to prevent citizens from ensuring government … Read more
Another week in the can, and one week closer to Christmas, and whatever that means to you, good or bad, naughty, or nice, we’ll always have a meme or two or fifty or maybe more. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Please … Read more
I think we forget how much the Trump Administration has done in fewer than eleven months. Or maybe we have, and this new normal has us itchy and bitchy for so much more. True, there is much left to do, but even if it all ended today, more positive change has never been seen in … Read more
Governments have been killing their own people for their own advantage since there have been “governments” (see also: Kane and Able). From criminals to inconvenient truth tellers, power has a way of wanting to protect its own ass, so when the proglodytes started directing their abundance of “empathy” and “compassion” toward the chronically ill, everyone’s … Read more
Leave it to liberal academics to suggest something as absurd as a whiteness pandemic. The nation has been flooded with people of color for years. They are reproducing at significantly faster rates than whites, who are barely, if still, at replacement level. And while the nation is still overwhelmingly not brown, it was more so … Read more
Welcome to Wednesday. Most of New Hampshire got its first plowable snow of the season yesterday, and everyone has to go back to work for real (Monday was just a test). You probably need some memes, just like everyone else. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . … Read more
We’ve seen coalitions of locals forming up around the Republican Primary for US Senate. Jeanne-The-debt-Machine-Shaheen is retiring from politics about 18 years too late, and the GOP would like to pick up the seat. Scott Brown, who no right-minded conservative would have trusted previously as anything but another NRC stooge of choice, has become “the … Read more
The first Rule of Democrat narratives ought to be that whatever the ‘experts’ say about Trump, the opposite is likely True. The Second rule is that whatever Dems say in the first rule is a projection. Whatever misery they prognosticate is one of theirs and the result of careful planning. Once back in power, they … Read more
If you survived the long holiday weekend, turkey dinner leftovers, Black Friday Sales, relatives, and whatever else came your way, you deserve memes. And if you didn’t quite survive, you need memes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . … Read more
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No one breaks laws or violates rights like Democrats. Keep that in mind as they work to build their latest anti-Trump “unlawful orders” narrative. I published a piece yesterday about what has germinated from the seed planted by the seditious six. A handful of Democrats posted a video reminding members of the US military not … Read more
The abysmal state of Public education cannot be overstated—an increasing investment in declining results. Sorry. I’m presuming things, like the purpose of the buildings and the system, is to teach kids to learn. As observed here, So we’ve been told for years, that we have to fund schools. And what about the teachers? And what … Read more