Steve MacDonald

Local media is reporting claims that the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard is in imminent danger from sea level rise. The Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS), is asking local communities to prepare for the worst.

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From Ann Corcoran at Refugee Resettlement Watch. (Emphasis in original.)

According to figures provided by Seebart, the predominant countries of origin for the projected new arrivals for both Ascentria Community Services (formerly Lutheran Social Services) and the International Institute of New Hampshire (IINH) are Bhutan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Iraq. The proposed resettlement sites are Manchester, Concord and Nashua. [You will get Syrian Muslims in NH!—ed]

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The Hillary Victory Fund is getting unwanted exposure as a result of the DNC Email hack. And look! The New Hampshire Democrat Party was part of what appears to be some underhanded campaign finance foolishness.

The emails show the officials agreeing to withhold information from reporters about the Hillary Victory Fund’s allocation formula, working to align their stories about when — or if — the DNC had begun funding coordinated campaign committees with the states. They also show one official blaming Sanders for putting the DNC between “a real rock vs hard place” by forcing “a fight in the media with the party bosses over big money fundraising.”

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A day before the one-year anniversary of the “Hands-Free Law” the NH Union Leader reported an increase in collisions and deaths on New Hampshire roads. Three days later the Nashua Telegraph posted a report titled “NH sees fewer road deaths since law took effect in 2015.”

The Hands-Free law prohibits the handling of portable electronic devices by the drivers of motor vehicles. The law is meant to reduce collisions and fatal accidents by prohibiting people from the devil of distraction. So has it made things better or has it made things worse?

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When we tell you “it is never enough,” or “They will never stop,” we are not kidding.

“As we were working together on the challenge of [ISIS] and terrorism,” Kerry said. “It’s hard for some people to grasp it, but what we–you–are doing here right now is of equal importance because it has the ability to literally save life on the planet itself.”

Kerry said that most of the substances banned in the Montreal Protocol have increased the use of HFCs and claimed that the coolant was thousands of times more potent than CO2. He added that the increase of HFCs has led to the trend of global climate change.

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Police arrested a “man” after he was caught recording “women” in the changing rooms at the Target Store on South River Road in Bedford, New Hampshire

Police arrested Zachery Bishop, 22, of Raymond, on June 23, 2016, on a violation of privacy charge, after he was allegedly caught recording victims, fled the store, and then turned himself in on a warrant.

Scott wrote about that here.

Well, police are certain that this is not the first incident and that this individual has recorded other women in the changing rooms at the Bedford Target on at least two other occasions.

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This isn’t news to you but the Left view Hispanics as Electoral Pokemon to be captured and herded onto the Democrat plantation. Once there, they can be relied on to fight for them and keep them in power. Well, that’s what this says.

How Hispanics might react to the WikiLeaks revelation remains to be seen but it’s not all going to be positive.

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Democrat operative and NH Vote thief Janice Rottenberg has a history that eventually linked up to Christina Freundlich.

Freundlich, another young trained-in-nothing-productive Democrat operative (Iowa Democrat Party), got famous taking a selfie in front a tragic gas explosion and fire. She is now a Deputy Communications Director for the Democrat National Committee, where her latest claim to fame surfaces in the #DNCLeakes WikiLeaks email hoard. In true Democrat fashion, she suggested gaining a political advantage by creating a lie to damage an opponent.

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New Hampshire taxpayers should take a few moments to measure the value of their ‘investment” in leadership at the University of New Hampshire (UNH). UNH President Mark Huddleston is the second highest paid Public University President in New England.

Huddleston’s compensation package – which increased 2.7 percent compared to the previous year – consisted of a base salary of $385,000 with a bonus of $107,800, but that total did not include nearly $60,000 in deferred compensation and retirement benefits, nor such perks as living at a university-owned house worth almost $1 million or access to a university car valued as nearly $17,000.

So, what do you, the taxpayer, get in return.

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