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Steve MacDonald This weeks roundup of interviews includes how Obama Policies gave us Nikolas Cruz, the left’s hypocritical overreaction to a tweet about Hitler, a gun legislation update, actual foreign collusion in US elections, and how the Windham New Hampshire school board is robbing people of their constitutional rights. Listen and Follow at Spreaker.com Also Available on … Read more
Don’t get used to this but for some strange reason I already have my programming schedule booked up for next week, so here it is.
On Monday I’ll have interviews with select guests from the Women’s Defense League 2A Rally. Kimberly Morin joins me for Tuesday’s program and Skip Murphy will be back on Friday morning.
Liberal Democrats are intolerant, hypocritical douchebag haters. If you doubt me look no further than Dana Loesch. Smart, attractive, talented, capable, mom, wife, worked hard to become successful and she is. Dana can bring home the bacon and can fry it up in the pan. And liberals should love her. She is every bit of empowered womanhood they claim to champion.
But she doesn’t toe their line, so that hate her. How much? Check this out.
Skip Murphy explains how the Windham School Board’s new transgender bathroom policy includes language that could infringe on first amendment rights by compelling speech with threats of disciplinary action and how he is trying to pry more details from the board. Visit the original post for more ways to listen.
Skip Murphy explains how the Windham School Board’s new transgender bathroom policy includes language that could infringe on first amendment rights by compelling speech with threats of disciplinary action and how he is trying to pry more details from the board. Follow us on iTunes Also Available on Google Play
Paul Mirski, in a public Facebook post, asks how anyone in New Hampshire with any understanding of how 400 years of Town meetings work would let illegal immigrants vote? To which I’d add, any non-resident of the town or state, including those who are pretending just long enough to cast an illegal ballot and then leave for the address listed on their government-issued ID or drivers license in another state.
Another American city succumbs to an all too common political resume-padding exercise, and the story remains the same. On January 1st, Flagstaff Arizona imposed an $11.00/hour minimum wage. The Daily Signal reports that the local Chamber of Commerce polled 200 local businesses about the forced increase and,
More than three-quarters (77 percent) of the companies expect it to have an effect on their businesses. More than half (53 percent) said it would force them to make undesirable adjustments, such as raising prices, decreasing work hours, or laying off employees, just to stay afloat.
The US Department of Agriculture got busted using government property to “inspect” “meat” during work hours. And by ‘meat’ I mean porn.
Another federal agency is embroiled in a large-scale pornography scandal and in this case, it took leadership five months to block hundreds of websites used by employees and contractors to watch porn on government computers during work hours. It involves the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), a bloated agency notorious for wasteful spending and an eye-popping $140 billion budget.
CNHT Chairman Ed Naile walks me through the backstory leading up to an FEC complaint that resulted in a $14,500.00 fine levied against Bernie Sanders for colluding with Australian Socialists in his 2016 Presidential Campaign. We also discuss the FEC ruling and what it means for New Hampshire Elections. Follow us on Google Play Also Available on … Read more
UNH has elections coming up at the end of March. From Tuesday, March 27th to Thursday, March 29th the Student Body will come together to vote for their next student leaders! The 2018 Student Body General Election will elect the next Student Body President/Vice President and Student Trustee. The election ballot will also have up … Read more
The Netflix reboot of Lost in Space premiers April 13th. This is the first trailer for the show and,
It’s darker, grittier, and more grounded. Still, the showrunner insists it’s still family fare. In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, showrunner Zack Estrin called it “a true family adventure in the vein of the original Jurassic Park” and said it’s designed to appeal to both nostalgic fans of the original series and newcomers who might want something a little less campy in their science fiction.
On February 24th we reported on a Purdue University online writing and grammar resource that tells students to avoid using words with ‘man’ in them because such terms are sexist. Well, someone didn’t like the Perdue Speech guide because they quietly changed it.
While the guide still suggests finding alternatives to these words, some substantial changes have been made … Instead of declaring that “writing in a non-sexist, non-biased way is both ethically sound and effective,” for instance, the guide now simply states that “writing without gender bias is sound and effective,” changing the section title to “gender-biased language” rather than “non-sexist language.
So Purdue managed to make”non-sexist” sound sexist. Nice work.
Just gonna leave this here…
CNHT Chairman Ed Naile walks me through the backstory leading up to an FEC complaint that resulted in a $14,500.00 fine levied against Bernie Sanders for colluding with Australian Socialists in his 2016 Presidential Campaign. We also discuss the FEC ruling and what it means for New Hampshire Elections. Find more ways to listen here
Susan Olsen returns with an update on SB500, a Bill to clean up firearms language in state statute and there’s a gun rally this week. Tune in for the details. And…the segment is just over 10 minutes so that little blurb of audio way out there at 11 1/2 minutes is just a bubble of … Read more
Given all the systemic failures on the gubbmint side of things, from federal programs to failed government agencies, to incompetent sheriffs, to inept deputies, lawsuits seemed inevitable.
Anthony Borges is considered one of the heroes of the Parkland shooting. The 15-year-old was shot twice in the torso and three times in the legs while trying to lock a door and protect other students. He then helped save his own life, using the knowledge he learned as a Boy Scout to create a tourniquet to slow his own bleeding. Yesterday, an attorney hired by the Borges family announced it would file a lawsuit against the school system and Broward County Sheriff’s Office.
Given the size of the school, we should expect more of this. A lot more.
The Omnibus is more of the same (bonus spending edition) after an election where we hoped for better but as I noted here, let Trump play his hand out on the budget and just let that bitch go.
We have bigger problems that need our attention.
Problems that if ignored will put an abrupt end to any notion that we’ll get deregulation, responsible national security policy, border control, more tax relief, another good judge on the Supreme Court, or anything remotely like Conservative or Republican priorities.
None of it. So, pay attention and focus.
Susan Olsen returns with an update on SB500, a Bill to clean up firearms language in state statute and there’s a gun rally this week. Tune in for the details. Visit the blog-post page for more ways to listen.
Stephen M. Sierpina, the Principal of Windham High School, sent out a letter outlining the school’s plans for Wednesday, March 14th. That’s supposed to be a nation-wide school walkout day to inspire Congress to pass stricter gun laws.
Dumb.
Anyone with two non-ideological brain-cells to rub together knows that criminals don’t follow laws and this walk-out is just another in a long series of stunts to disarm law-abiding Americans.