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Steve MacDonald 
More news you’ll never see or hear from the Handmaiden media. Something is flattening the Queer curve. While gay and lesbian identification has remained flat and consistent, BTQ+ is experiencing a significant downtrend. A report from the Centre for Heterodox Social Science has the receipts. Western Journal (WJ) has the reporting. In short, the report … Read more
Another episode of the reality television series, “Schumer Shutdown,” just dropped. Senate Republican Leader John Thune offered an exchange. A promised scheduled vote on the Obamacare subsidy that Dems are using to hold the government hostage in exchange for opening the government on the clean CR. Pass the CR, and we’ll set a hard date … Read more
You made it! It’s lunchtime on Friday, and all downhill from here, so let’s grease the slide with what everyone needs more of. Memes! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . … Read more
I just watched a clip of House Speaker Mike Johnson reading a partial list of the Senate Democrats’ hostage demands. These are the things they claim to want before allowing non-essential government workers to return to their jobs, if they still have them. You vhill give us what we vhant or else! Johnson’s says that’s … Read more
All the best totalitarians are doing it, and now so are the wannabes. Doing what? Digital ID Baby. It’s cool, jazzy, hip, and Keir Stammer says you’ll need one if you think you’re going to have a job in the UK. Sounds a lot like COVID, yes? Natural human rights? Not so much. The nation … Read more
Back in August, Kamala Harris had suggested that she wasn’t going to run for President again in 2028. She told Stephen Colbert as much on not-quite-live television. Harris said the system was broken and she didn’t want to get back into it, which I took to mean that it wasn’t her fault she lost – … Read more
Halfway there or there halfway, it’s the middle of the traditional work week, and as good a reason as any to make fun of things and people in an effort to improve our personal mental health. Bring on the Memes! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . … Read more
The Bay State, the cradle of liberty – robbed by generations of proglodytes pushing the Democrat agenda, is rushing toward disaster. Consumed by the green lie, they authorized the installation of “industrial-size battery energy storage systems (BESS) as a part of our state’s energy future.” As a result, Massachusetts is ill-prepared for the avalanche of … Read more
Free Speech and Religious Rights Case Appears Poised to Do Just That! With apologies to those who couldn’t care less what happens in the nation’s Highest Court, as well as to those who rightly ask why any of it matters. It is, after all, merely a temporary adjustment until some other be-robed hoodlums flip a … Read more
The Dems are dug in and convinced their “health care crisis” narrative will win the day. Jeffries and Schumer keep peddling the argument while our service members, air traffic controllers, and millions of their voters go unpaid. But President Trump is a pro-military president. He supports police, fire, first responders, and every member of the … Read more
Welcome to Monday and to some much-needed rain in New Hampshire. A problem memes can’t solve (actual drought) unless you mean a meme drought, which is rare, especially around here, at least on our pages. No meme droughts, but when you get to the end, there’s about to be one in Canada. . . . … Read more
The recent revelation that Uncle Joe Biden’s Administration, which is to say whoever was running the Biden Administration, was spying on Republicans in Congress should not surprise. It might be a big deal, but it isn’t a new one. Joe’s mentor, Barry Obama, spied on members of Congress, the Media, our supposed allies, and, of … Read more
The City of New York needs money, so they are suing social media companies on the grounds that their platforms are dangerous and addictive to children. New York City filed a new lawsuit accusing Facebook, Google, Snapchat, TikTok and other online platforms of fueling a mental health crisis among children by addicting them to social … Read more
They tried to kill President Trump at least twice. He got shot once and came back fighting. His enemies charged him, arrested him, tried him on flimsy, bogus charges, and he kept coming. States attempted to remove him from their ballots to prevent him from winning the nomination, but he continued to fight. Trump gave … Read more
Off and on for two plus years, we’ve been pointing at Canada and saying, they’re going to “suicide” people for their organs. The entire government-assisted suicide project is one big slippery slope to begin with, so making it more like China wasn’t a hard call to make. The system creates the problems, but it can … Read more
Earlier this week, I sent a list of questions to all four candidates in the race for Mayor of Rochester, New Hampshire. Given who is running, the unique situations in that corner of the state, and a flurry of interest from several readers, it seemed like something worth doing. Of the four, only two responded, … Read more
Television scriptwriters often project their paradigms onto their characters, who then repeat these words for us to hear. The priest is always the pedophile. Political violence is right-wing. And anyone who claims to be a sovereign citizen is a nut job and deserves a Federal 5 am raid before they do significant harm.. In reality, … Read more
I was thinking about the old Batman and Robin television serial and how Robin was always saying Holy this or that, Batman. There are websites that collect them all. And I was wondering what one might be if that show were still on, related to the meme space. Holy, you’re a meme, Batman! I’m sure … Read more
Last February, I posted a series of articles about three campaign finance complaints that had been filed with both the SOS’s and AG’s offices in relation to three members of the NH House. My efforts included a countdown clock to see when those so accused would respond. Interestingly, no other media outlet chose to cover … Read more
Most days, I’m looking for one more story to tap for content, and it is not unusual for nothing to strike my fancy. There’s plenty there, it just doesn’t inspire. Sure, I could force something into existence; it’s not difficult. And it might even turn out good, but it may lack a specific something. I … Read more