Exxon continues to punch back at detractors looking to make a name for themselves by filing environmental conspiracy lawsuits against the energy giant.
Steve MacDonald
Liberal Media Jumps on Fake Story That FL Shooter Was White Supremacist
ZeroHedge reports that Buzz Feed, WaPo, and Soros backed Media jumped on a story about the Florida Shooter that turned out to be Fake News.
In the immediate aftermath of Wednesday’s tragic school shooting in Parkland, Florida, several major news outlets published a report that the shooter, Nikolas Cruz, was a member of a white supremacist organization. In fact, the MSM was hoodwinked by 4chan users into publishing fake news.
The Interviews – Week Ending 2-17-2018
Another week, another great list of guests, all together in one convenient podcast. This week: Ellen Kolb, Kimberly Morin, Susan Olsen, Elliot Axelman, Raheel Raza, and Skip Murphy. We talked about 40-days for life, assisted suicide, income taxes, gun statutes, efforts to end the radicalization of youth, and the nanny state. Also Available on Google … Read more
The Interviews – Week Ending 2-17-2018
Another week, another great list of guests, all together in one convenient podcast. This week: Ellen Kolb, Kimberly Morin, Susan Olsen, Elliot Axelman, Raheel Raza, and Skip Murphy. Original post page here – where you can find more ways to listen
New Hampshire’s New Minister of Happy Meals
Skip Murphy joins me to discuss HB 1668, the soda ban bill that empowers the nanny state to micro-manage yet another aspect our existence. What beverage restaurants can allow parents to order with kids meals? Also Available on Google Play
Tucker Carlson: ‘They Call It Gun Control But It’s Not — It’s People Control’
Tucker Carlson speaks to the recent shooting in Florida with a different angle than what the media typically offers.
“Let’s stop lying about this,” he said. “The calls we are hearing today for gun control have nothing to do with protecting Americans from violence. What you’re witnessing is a kind of class war. The left hates rural America, red America, gun-owning America, the America that elected Donald Trump. They hate them. Progressives are still in charge of most of the major institutions in this country, and they despise the autonomy of an armed population. They want collective punishment for the sins of a few. They seek to obliterate a core constitutional right rather than trying to mitigate its downsides. They call it gun control, but it’s not. It’s people control. For the left, voters who can’t be controlled, can’t be trusted.”
NH House Votes for Task Force to Aggressively Police Made Up Thing
Talk about virtue signaling. The New Hampshire House overwhelmingly passed a resolution this week (HCR13) condemning hate crimes and urging aggressive prosecution by law enforcement.
The resolution, approved 234-69, calls on the attorney general to deploy a task force to “detect and deter hate crimes and discrimination in order to protect minority communities.”
It also urges the Governor and Executive Council to offer state assistance to victims of hate crimes, and to enhance security measures at religious institutions, places of worship and other likely targets due to affiliation with particular religious, racial or ethnic minorities in the state.
It fascinates me to watch this because “hate crimes” are a made up thing.
ICE Enforcement Sweep Nets 122 in Faux Sanctuary City of Los Angeles
Immigration Control and Enforcement (ICE) just spent the week sweeping through Los Angeles scooping up criminal aliens and citing business who hire them for violating federal law.
Federal deportation officers staged one of the biggest enforcement actions in years against businesses in Los Angeles this week, arresting 212 people and serving audit notices to 122 businesses who will have to prove they aren’t hiring illegal immigrants.
New Hampshire’s New Minister of Happy Meals
Skip Murphy joins me to discuss HB 1668, the soda ban bill that empowers the nanny state to micro-manage yet another aspect our existence. What beverage restaurants can allow parents to order with kids meals? View or listen on the original blog post page here.
A Deeper Look Into the Troubling Family Medical Leave Insurance
The proposed Family Medical leave legislation will create an income tax but there’s plenty more wrong with this bill if the tax isn’t enough. Elliott Axelman joins me to discuss the many troubling facets of this awful piece of legislation (HB 628). Also Available on Google Play
Is Gov. Sununu Going To Break His No Tax Pledge and Destroy the New Hampshire Advantage?
The Family Medical Leave Insurance bill (HB628) making it’s way through the New Hampshire House has a great many things wrong with it, not the least of which is that it not only taxes individual income, a division of state government we’ll never be able to opt out of has to be created to collect the tax and administer the program.
It’s an income tax.
Governor Sununu signed CNHT’s No Tax Pledge when he ran for the office he now holds along with many other Republicans, but the inside scoop is that leadership, including the Governor, secretly support the bill and are prepared to make this law.
If the Tax On Income Isn’t Troubling Enough…
The proposed Family Medical leave legislation will create an income tax but there’s plenty more wrong with this bill if the tax isn’t enough. Elliott Axelman joins me to discuss the many troubling facets of this awful piece of legislation (HB 628). Original Blog Page Post can be Found Here
SB500: Cleaning up Firearms Language in State Statute
Susan Olsen joins me this week to discuss Kevin Avard’s Bill, SB 500: an Act amending references to firearms terminology. We talk about the proposed changes, testimony, support and opposition to the legislation.
Combating the Islamic Radicalization of American Youth
Raheel Raza from the Clarion project joins me to discuss their campaign to prevent the spread of radical Islamic ideology and violence among American children and youth.
Cleaning up Firearms Language in State Statute
Susan Olsen joins me to discuss the introduction of SB500, Senator Kevin Avard’s Bill to clean up firearms terminology in State Statute. We talk about the proposed changes, testimony, support and opposition to the legislation. Also Available on Google Play
Chairman Resigns from Merrimack County Republican Committee
Principles mean more than a political majority
The NH GOP membership is constantly reminded that the primary focus of the party is to elect someone who identifies as a Republican. We are assured that anyone who is 80% Republican is better than the Democrat. But it is evident through the actions of the top leadership of the Republican Party (with the exception of the current Chairman), that 80% often does not represent or foster the social fiber of the party identified in the party platform where it is most needed.
Special Presentation: Combating the Islamist Radicalization of American Youth
I had the honor and privilege of speaking with Raheel Raza from the Clarion Project about their campaign to prevent the spread of radical Islamic ideology and violence among American children and youth. A Pakistani living as a Canadian Citizen, Raheel Raza travels the world to talk about the dangers of Radical Islam and how … Read more
Equity, Equality, Social Justice, and Speech Policing at Dartmouth College
A young man applied for a role on the Dartmouth Trips Directorate and was rejected. The Directorate is 15-4 women to men. So he wrote an opinion piece to the Campus paper (The Dartmouth), offering his opinion about the leadership’s response to his rejection and to their priorities.
NH Looks to Impose an Income Tax
Kimberly Morin joins me to discuss the latest effort by progressives to institute a broad-based taxing structure in state government.
California Court Says A Wedding Cake is Protected By the First Amendment
This is interesting, and not just because the ruling came out of a court in California. The state charged a baker with breaking the law because they refused to make a cake for a same-sex couple. The court has denied the State’s motion for preliminary injunction in favor of the baker, Cathy Miller.
There’s a good deal of detail to consume, and while most court rulings are a challenge, this one is actually compelling.