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Steve MacDonald There is an excellent article written by Marc Randazza at Pope Hat, on the descent away from free speech and open debate. There is a bit of (justifiable) grown-up language near the end, so consider yourself warned, but you should go and read it. Allow me to set the table with a sample. “… Michael Moroz is the son … Read more
Playing shell games with Federal money has become a state tradition when it comes to Medicaid. Susan Olsen helps us understand the Medicaid reimbursement scam, as we prepare to get scammed again with Medicaid Expansion.
At present, some Buford T. Justice can refuse to give you a New Hampshire pistol revolver license if, for example, you opposed their budget increase at a town meeting, testified against civil asset forfeiture, or spoke out about this or that or whatever. They won’t say that is why, they’ll just decide you are not a suitable person when you apply for the license. Existing state law provides the opportunity for decisions both arbitrary and capricious.
The Conservative Business League of New Hampshire (CBL-NH) and Americans for Prosperity (AFP) will co-host a Press Conference today, Monday, March 7, at 1:00 p.m., in the lobby of the Legislative Office building in Concord: to address the subject of the adverse effects of NH Medicaid Expansion on small businesses. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Susan Sarandon says some famous Bernie Sanders fans are nervous to voice their support for the presidential hopeful because they fear backlash from their Hollywood pals – or from Hillary.
Playing shell games with Federal money has become a state tradition when it comes to Medicaid. Susan Olsen helps us understand the Medicaid reimbursement scam, as we prepare to get scammed again with Medicaid Expansion.
Judith Miller, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, covered the lead up to the Iraq War for The New York Times, and settles once and for all the big lie about the war in Iraq.
The Town of Henniker had to remove its sample ballot from the Town Website just days before Town election this coming Tuesday, March 8th. The problem? Warrant article 5 is a citizen petition to clarify and amend the definitions of agriculture and agrotourism. The Planning Board does not recommend article 5 for passage because the change favors property owners over the Planning Board; and because they have proposed amending definitions for agriculture and agrotourism in their own favor in Warrant article 4 (which they do recommend).
After Warrant article 4, and before Warrant article 5, in bold print, the sample ballot reads “YOU HAVE NOW COMPLETED VOTING.”
Yahoo! News. Former first lady Nancy Reagan, who as an aspiring actress married affable leading man Ronald Reagan and then offered her unfailing support and Hollywood style as his unlikely political career took them to the Sacramento’s governor’s mansion and then all the way to the White House, has died. She was 94. A family spokesperson told CBS … Read more
Donald Trump won the state of Louisiana but Ted Cruz appears to have gotten more votes on election day, on his way to erasing a 20-point deficit, to come within a few percentage points of The Donald when the dust settled. Early voting showed Trump with at least a 23-point lead. By Saturday night, after … Read more
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We lost the live stream audio mid-show but the podcast recorded: This week we discuss the criminal enterprise that is New Hampshire and Medicaid Expansion, Ruling class/Country class politics, Feminists and Trans-glaciers (believe it, it is true), a new form of vandalism in Rhode Island, and Sen. Kelly Ayotte’s new electoral challengers.
This week we discuss the criminal enterprise that is New Hampshire and Medicaid Expansion, Ruling class/Country class politics, Feminists and Trans-glaciers (believe it, it is true), a new form of vandalism in Rhode Island, and Sen. Kelly Ayotte’s new electoral challengers.
From the “They will eventually regulate everything” file, (WPRO630 Rhode Island)
The (Rhode Island) state Senate passed a bill Tuesday that would require homeowners to prune their shrubbery and trees or face a $500 fine if plant litter lands on someone else’s property.
Senators voted 26-6 to pass the bill that would require homeowners to maintain and control any debris created by a tree or shrubs if it causes a nuisance to an abutting property owner.
The change would fall under criminal offenses, Trespass and Vandalism. So, if your tree drops debris on your neighbor’s property, you could be fined $500.00 for illegal trespass and vandalism.
We knew this was coming, and here it is. NH Senator Kelly Ayotte has a primary Challenger.
STARK360 ENDORSES JIM RUBENS IN THE US SENATE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
WILL SUPPORT ANDREW HEMINGWAY AS AN INDEPENDENT IN THE GENERAL ELECTION IF AYOTTE WINS THE PRIMARY
A recent Gallup poll showed that 75% in the US now see widespread government corruption, and a Chapman University survey found that Americans now fear corruption of government officials over all other worries including terrorist attacks, bio-warfare and economic collapse.
The Center for Public Integrity recently gave the State of New Hampshire a grade of D- for overall integrity. Alarmingly, the state received an F for public access to information, political financing, electoral oversight, judicial accountability, and ethics enforcement agencies.
Kelly Ayotte, in her role as Attorney General and then as US Senator exemplifies why New Hampshire has earned such a lousy grade, and it is time for her to finish her last term in Washington DC.
What do we call this GrokHEALTH? Why not.
Eye strain. Staring at computer screens can you make you smart, dumb, numb, or who knows what, but doing it for long periods of time can also mess up your vision. Someone named it digital eye strain, also known as computer vision syndrome. Symptoms include eyestrain, headaches, blurred vision, dry eyes, and neck and shoulder pain.
The Witch Doctors at Facility Executive.com have published a list of 5 things they say you can do to alleviate these symptoms and we’ve copied and pasted it here (hey, with attribution) to improve your relationship with our first amendment medium of choice.
This quote from Angelo Codevilla sums up the problem most Republicans have with Republicans in government while also explaining the popularity of Donald Trump. No prominent Republican challenged the ruling class’s continued claim of superior insight, nor its denigration of the American people as irritable children who must learn their place. The Republican Party did … Read more
The Affidavit begins on Page 5/6. You can read the police report and complaint for yourself (pdf below), but this part will get you started.
SJ. accepted the friend request from KyleTasker. Facebook has a component identified as Facebook Messaging that allows two parties to communicate privately by way of typed text. During these private Facebook Messaging communications Kyle Tasker asked how old SJ was. SJ advised “14 -yearsold”. KJ reported Kyle Tasker’s response was “girls like you can get me in trouble”.
Hollywood hypocrites celebrated the movie Spotlight last Sunday night, a film about an investigation into the institutional cover up of pedophilia.
No, not the sort of institutional pedophilia that ended in the suicide death of sexually abused child star Corey Haim. And no, not the under-reported pedophilia in public schools documented by Hofstra University researcher Charol Shakeshaft and others: “[T]hink the Catholic Church has a problem?” she said. “The physical sexual abuse of students in schools is likely more than 100 times the abuse by priests.” Those sorts of films would be truly brave endeavors.
Originally recorded May, 10th, 2014 guest William Baer (with Josh Youssef) joined us to discuss the issue of informed Consent. Billy was arrested at a local Gilford, NH School Board meeting a few days earlier while objecting to sexually explicit material used in a classroom without any notification to parents. Our other guests were Kevin Bloom, … Read more