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The town of Gilmanton, New Hampshire appears to be violating first amendment protections for political speech.
A New Hampshire town building inspector has asked property owners to take down signs suggesting selectmen don’t support the police, saying the messages appear to violate an ordinance against political signs.
Letters were sent to private property owners regarding signs that said, “We support Gilmanton Police Even if the Selectmen Don’t.”
Democrat New Hampshire district one congressmember Carol Shea-Porter has signed on as a co-sponsor of a bill to ban “assault weapons.”
In a press release, she said that “gun massacres” increased by 183 percent after the federal ban expired in 2004. “One law can’t stop every mass shooting, but we can make them less deadly and less frequent,” she said. “These weapons of war were designed for military use and have one purpose: to kill lots of people quickly and easily. We need to take action now.”
As usual, she’s misleading.
Remember that thing in Lebanon, NH, where a left-wing candidate was expected to pander to the progressive base on gun control? He did. And it’s hard to tell, but it doesn’t look like too many people bothered to show up to listen, but the Valley News managed three sentences worth of reporting. Here’s the first one. The other … Read more
New Hampshire House Assistant Majority Leader Victoria Sullivan joins me to discuss kids culture and violence in the wake of the recent Florida shootings, with a focus on her recent article at NH Political Buzz.com, “The Truth No One Wants to Hear.” Find more ways to listen at the original blog post, here.
New Hampshire House Assistant Majority Leader Victoria Sullivan joins me to discuss kids culture and violence in the wake of the recent Florida shootings, with a focus on her recent article at NH Political Buzz.com, “The Truth No One Wants to Hear.” Also Available on Google Play
If anyone happens to be in the Lebanon, NH area tomorrow (say, town hall about 11 am) and can record something for us, there might a thing going on involving Steve Marchand. Maybe. Just show up like any other regular schlub and use your phone or whatever to capture the blessed event. Mix in, mingle, pretend … Read more
It’s no secret that I think the opioid crisis is an excuse to grow the bureaucratic state. With frequent references to the work of Theodore Dalrymple, I’ve tried to warn legislators and citizens that budgets will be blown in the name of ‘doing something‘ to create a sprawling government infrastructure whose addiction to your tax … Read more
Long story short, “a guy couldn’t buy a gun without ID and a proper background check, as per federal law, but that’s not what Cuomo tweeted out.”
https://twitter.com/Chet_Cannon/status/966176686931959813
And when challenged Cuomo lied some more.
All the interviews from the past week in one convenient podcast. This week’s special guest is Phil Kerpen from American commitment. We also have interviews on a Transbathroom policy in a local school district, municipal malfeasance, gun grabbing gun grabbers, the Obama portraits, the Olympics, and an excellent synopsis of the entire Moooueller investigation (so … Read more
Reason is reporting on how Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel has a history of giving political supporters good-paying “jobs” as rewards. A microscope whose focus gets sharper as details continue to emerge about the events on that tragic day when seventeen people died.
When Coral Springs police officers arrived at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, on February 14 in the midst of the school shooting crisis, many officers were surprised to find not only that Broward County Sheriff’s Deputy Scot Peterson, the armed school resource officer, had not entered the building, but that three other Broward County Sheriff’s deputies were also outside the school and had not entered, Coral Springs sources tell CNN. The deputies had their pistols drawn and were behind their vehicles, the sources said, and not one of them had gone into the school.
Now back to that Reason article.
This week’s special guest is Phil Kerpen form American commitment. We also have interviews on a Transbathroom policy in a local school district, municipal malfeasance, gun grabbing gun grabbers, and an excellent synopsis of the entire Moooueller investigation (so far). You can also listen from the original blog post page here.
Purdue University has an online writing and grammar resource that tells students to avoid using words with ‘man’ in them because such terms are sexist. But based on the reporting at Campus Reform, I don’t think they’ve quite got the hang of it.
Hence, instead of writing “mankind,” the OWL suggests that students write “humanity,” people,” or “human beings.”
So mankind is inappropriate, but humanity and human being are acceptable?
The Progressive Cult will disagree.
Contrary to the transgender movement’s central claim — that “gender identity” determines whether someone is a man, a woman or something else — Mr. Anderson said the only rationale for determining an organism’s sex is “by that organism’s organization with respect to sexual reproduction.”
Skip Murphy explains his first (of perhaps several) Right to Know requests to a Windham School Board that has rammed through transgender bathroom rules without following district policy. Listen from the original blog post page here.
Skip Murphy explains his first (of perhaps several) Right to Know requests to a Windham School Board that has rammed through transgender bathroom rules without following district policy. Also Available on Google Play
One of the keystones of the gun-grabbers narrative is that you don’t need firearms because the state will protect you. The government’ got your back. But every day new details surrounding the recent Florida shooting paint an ugly picture of incompetence and failure. Today we learn that the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School had an armed … Read more
Roll Call reports that Levi Sanders is seriously considering a run for Congress in New Hampshire’s first Congressional District.
I’m definitely considering it. I’m excited, motivated and interested in the race,” Sanders told Vice News Thursday. “I’m just dotting my I’s and crossing my T’s.”
So what are the differences between Bernie and Levi? According to Levi, “the basic difference is that I’m a vegetarian and he’s not.” Levi “plans to run on a super-progressive platform — Medicare for all and free college tuition.”
President Trump’s complete remarks from CPAC 2018. View it on CPAC’s site here. Find it on Twitter, here. This is also available in the sidebar multimedia box.
Mike had more to say so I took those parts that I didn’t include here and put them together to make today’s podcast. These include Mr. Roger’s thoughts on the new Obama Portraits and the Western Media’s slobbering love affair with a Nork Propaganda Princess. Also Available on Google Play
Rasmussen Poll: Florida shooting has not moved the needle.
In the wake of a school shooting in Parkland, Florida, that left 17 dead, officials and activists are calling for tighter gun control laws.
A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds that 15% of American Adults say stricter gun control laws increase violent crime, while 39% think stricter laws would decrease violent crime.