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Steve MacDonald Ben Shapiro spoke to a standing room only crowd at Ferris State University in Michigan. The clip above is a part of a Q and A where he addresses issues with the idea of separating sex from gender and does it well. Near the end, the conversation shifts to abortion and contraception and again, Shapiro disarms … Read more
Dakota Access Pipeline protesters left so much garbage behind that if the Army Core of Engineers and locals can’t get it all cleared out before spring it could create an environmental hazard.
“Without proper remediation, debris, trash, and untreated waste will wash into the Cannonball River and Lake Oahe,” the Corps said in its statement.
But it’s not just trash that concerns them.
If you missed out, I’ve written a few stories about Portsmouth, New Hampshire falling prey to Ideological stakeholder sea-level rise” scams. Well, San Francisco doesn’t want to get left behind.
In this weeks GT Flashback Susan Olsen discusses a hearing on constitutional carry (2015), Scott Wilson from Connecticut Citizens Defense league updates us on the Sandy Hook Commission, Jane Cormier talks about former governor Maggie Hassan’s budget-priorities.
Sherry Frost is an exercise teacher and yoga instructor with the mouth of a trucker. She is currently working at UNH where they are paying her as an adjunct professor of English or some such. Anyway. She won an uncontested New Hampshire House Seat which encouraged her to start a Twitter feed. It’s a clearing house for progressive rubbish complete with smatterings of vulgarity. Very classy.
But it’s all talk and here’s a great example of why.
Listen to “GT Flashback – January 31st, 2015 Guns!!! Guns!!! Guns!!!” on Spreaker. January in New Hampshire turns our thoughts to Constitutional Carry. So while we bask in the success of 2017, let’s not forget that the journey started years ago and that some states aren’t so lucky. In this weeks GT Flashback Susan Olsen discusses a hearing … Read more
From Investors Business Daily, Leaders in the Democratic Party probably should have thought twice before deciding to mount a scorched-earth campaign against President Trump. So far, they’ve failed to stop any of Trump’s picks, or gain public support for their cause. They have, however, succeeded in making themselves look unhinged. As we write this, not … Read more
Texas is on its way to banning sanctuary cities within its borders. The carrot is money; the stick is money. Break the law, and you forfeit what could amount to millions your (likely) liberal enclave would rather keep. And Texas is not alone.
At least a dozen states now considering similar legislation include Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kansas, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and Wisconsin, said Ann Morse of the National Conference of State Legislatures. North Carolina was one of the first states to sign prohibitions on sanctuary policies into law last year after Steinle’s death, though Missouri had passed a law discouraging them in 2008 by threatening to block state funding from cities that refused to cooperate with federal immigration officials.
Just in case they forgot how to get there from flyover country. H/T Twitchy
CLIP: U.S. Senate confirms Sen. Jeff Sessions to be Attorney General, 52-47. https://t.co/N9qPdAy0Rf pic.twitter.com/cJkEXv2RvD — CSPAN (@cspan) February 9, 2017 On the odd chance that you didn’t already know, Jeff Sessions is now the Attorney General of the United States. Added. Jeff Sessions Speech after confirmation.
United State’s Senator Blizzard Warren got shut down. (I’ll wait for the applause to stop.)
Democrats are livid. (More applause? Sure, I’ll wait.)
How did it happen? Well, there’s this thing called Senate Rule XIX. It state’s that,
2. No Senator in debate shall, directly or indirectly, by any form of words impute to another Senator or to other Senators any conduct or motive unworthy or unbecoming a Senator.
Lizard Warren had some very unpleasant things to say about her colleague, Sen. Sessions so another fellow member, Montana’s Steve Daines, made an appeal. Say hello to Senate Rule XIX.
I don’t recall there being any Obama beating games, and it seems like the sort of thing the media would have shared. But just after the rise of the TEA Party some liberal “enthusiast” created TEA Party Zombies must die. A Game where you could kill Sarah Palin and other public and political figures associated … Read more
From NH House Rep. John Burt c/o Facebook.
New Hampshire House just passed Constitutional Carry by a vote of 200 to 97. Now to the Governors desk where he said he will sign Constitutional Carry. God Bless New Hampshire.
Congratulations to everyone who worked on this (SB12) and our thanks to the legislators who braved the weather to confound the out-of-state anti-gun influence peddlers on the left, not to mention the in-state anti-gun influence peddlers.
Gov. Sununu. Please sign this bill, and not just because my pistol revolver license is due for renewal in a few weeks.
Added: Where did your Rep. Stand? Complete Roll Call added followed by a breakdown by Yea, Nay, Not Voting, Excused.
Debra DeSimone is no stranger to these pages. In February of 2013, we immortalized her for saying, the State Constitution is a guideline. The State’s highest law is not a barrier to lawmakers. Its rules do not apply when inconvenient to their will. De Simone, the tax collector in Atkinson, is at it again. She’s … Read more
Got 30 seconds? HR899 ends the US Department of Education. Help by signing the petition at White House.gov. Since the US Dept. of Education was created in 1979 under President Carter, against the will of the American people, we have spent more money on education with no increase in academic achievement. Education in the US … Read more
When the Patriots score at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, the End Zone Militia fires off a musket salute. The End Zone Militia isn’t part of the team. They don’t get paid. In fact, they have no affiliation with the organization. They are reenactors there to add some historical flavor to the franchise name. And they’ve been told … Read more
New Hampshire’s all girl congressional delegation have a slew of press releases on their House and Senate web pages opposing, objecting to, or blocking things (this from the party of yes) but there is not one word from any of them about the Berkeley Riots. They have nothing to say in defense of free speech. Nor in opposition to the violence perpetrated to silence a Gay Jew.
That’s their title, not mine, but I have to admit, the ad is powerful stuff. MadlyOdd.com
After the biggest comeback in Superbowl history will Patriots haters have to concede that Brady is the Greatest Quarterback ever? (Yes the NFL keeps blocking the highlights. Looking for a copy to share. Until then, go here.