First, credit to Jim Treacher at PJMedia for being the first source I can find to point this out. The difference between being a teenager to be worshipped by the media and one to be destroyed might depend on a hat.
First, credit to Jim Treacher at PJMedia for being the first source I can find to point this out. The difference between being a teenager to be worshipped by the media and one to be destroyed might depend on a hat.
If you spent a week here, you might have noticed that the climate cult is more interested in economics than climate. Socialist economics, to be precise. Nowhere is this more evident than at Climate Strike.
The budget showdown appears to be over, with a compromise reached between Governor Sununu, the Democrat majorities, and Republican leadership. For months now the State has operated under a continuing resolution passed in late June, but when legislators meet tomorrow at 1pm in both the House and Senate the State could be one step further … Read more
We don’t have details yet, but a release has been issued with gushing praise for compromise. Whenever Democrats are happy about a budget, I’m suspicious. So, I’m a bit nervous about this.
The Trump Administration has officially ended catch and release. The practice required Border Control to let Illegals loose in the country while awaiting a hearing on their asylum status. Many disappeared, but no more.
On August 28th we published an Op-ed by the 603 Alliance celebrating the anniversary of Martin Luther King’s ‘I Have a Dream’ Speech. The Concord Monitor published it as well, which produced a few comments and at least one uninformed LTE in the Monitor.
The left is committed to disarming Americans. The Democrat Majority House is pushing federal Red Flag laws that would let the police take people’s stuff on a whim. But when Republicans suggested adding known gang-bangers to any list, the Dems blocked it.
Talk about low-hanging fruit. Over at the Concord Monitor, the Granite-Geek feature has a blurb on Climate that is so blatantly false that it begs our attention. And it has it.
It’s reassuring to know that the people hell-bent on controlling our lives are as “well-informed” as Democrat Sheila Jackson Lee. Here she explains her familiarity with the AR-15 platform. Which is to say, she has none.
Trade war bad except when it’s good, right? And the feds give you a few incentives. Like a break on tariffs for a few parts that are manufactured in China. If you expand manufacturing in the US and add 10,000 Jobs. Sounds like a deal and it is.
We need to recognize her accomplishment and retire Jeanne Shaheen while we can still afford it. Ten years ago the federal government reached a milestone. Perhaps we should call it now a millstone. That was the point when America first reached a one-year deficit of $1 trillion.
Bill Weld, mistakenly running as a Republican for President, has come out and accused President Trump of Treason. Why? For asking the President of Ukraine to investigate the Pay-to-Play scam between a Ukrainian oil company and the Biden family.
Every once in a while, the State House experiences the equivalent of a flash of lightning, and at that moment it becomes clear to all why New Hampshire’s cannabis policies remain stuck in the Dark Ages despite overwhelming public support for sensible reforms.
Did you know those chips in your computer are doubling roughly every two years? Did you know AI is growing exponentially? Do you know what quantum computing is? Think about this, quantum computing will make today’s supercomputers look like pocket calculators.
I’d love to take the Temperature of New Hampshire Democrats on this one. Donald Trump had nominated Patrick Bumatay to the Ninth Circuit Court. Democrats blocked the gay Filipino’s appointment. He’s been nominated again.
The initial reaction to the Iranian backed strike against their Saudi enemies energy infrastructure was a 20% spike in oil. That lasted a day. Prices quickly dropped and a week later oil prices remain stable.
Environmentalists complain about the American diet. Left-Wing politicians pander to their narratives. But they also both see population control as necessary for “saving the world.” Is that why they are ignoring the 40,000 deaths last month linked to obesity?
A distraught father took to social media for years to vent over a lost custody battle he is convinced cost his son his life. Someone notified the judge who ordered that custody. The man was charged with malicious use of telecommunications services.
New Hampshire’s Biomass mess is winding down. The Legislature refused to override the governor’s veto on a timber-industry sop. And federal Regulators declared the original law whose veto was overridden invalid. Ratepayers should be cheering.
Police in England have been publishing pictures of seized knives. You know, the way cops show you guns or drugs or whatever. But there’s a problem. They think the images are scaring the locals, so they’re going to stop doing that.