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After months of activism and several weeks of reporting, the problem of properly securing completed ballots appeared to make some progress. The New Hampshire Secretary of State’s Office agreed to purchase and provide tamperproof tape that showed evidence of tampering. It sounds counterintuitive to think we’d been doing it the other way, but it’s true. Activists discovered the … Read more
Try not to act all surprised, but according to the United Nations in a study called “Violence against women and girls, its causes and consequences.” women who were not born with a penis are losing to “women” who were born as men – at sports. A few highlights from the UN. There’s a lot more … Read more
First, let me say how proud we are to have been invited to the ground floor of what has become an out-of-control burning sh!t wagon. It began in Bow, where parents who peacefully supported girls-only sports teams (by wearing pink wristbands with XX on them) received no-trespass orders for that “conduct.” A few weeks later, … Read more
The Pfizer docs are a mountain of internal Pfizer and FDA communications that both wanted to be buried or hidden for decades—at least five decades, ideally seven or more. Thanks to Naomi Wolf, they have since been fisked, and the truth is out there. All the bad things people suspected were true, and Pfizer knew. … Read more
New Hampshire’s retiring governor, Chris Sununu, hasn’t been on machine media much since his gal pal, Darling Nikki Haley, lost all hope of challenging Donald Trump to the Republican nomination. Water under the bridge and with it his face on the weekend political puppet shows. No loss, given that the bulk of such work is … Read more
I like to play this game. I guess you could call it Red State Blue State. A bunch of governors or attorneys general send a letter to some federale in a Democratic administration, and my first question is, was mine one of those? Did we get involved in this thing? If we did, we’d behave … Read more
For the past few elections, a pair of radical Democrats in my town have been running “together.” They are sign-sharing. Both names, one slogan: vote for us—people over politics (so, not true). That’s already a lie. With rare exceptions, Democrats, especially in New Hampshire, vote as a caucus. They don’t get to decide, and when … Read more
Yesterday, I shared a clip from the Megyn Kelly show with Tucker in which Carlson frames (correctly) the DC insider view of the 2024 Presidential Election. Today, I’ve got an unofficial ad promoting Trump that feeds off what Carslons said about Megyn Kelly. The government’s priority is a candidate who will let it continue being … Read more
Like most of what the government tries to do, the goal is never what you see on the surface. The patina is meant to suggest compassion, but at the end of the day, the government’s role has become a question of how it survives on a dwindling resource (you or your labor). It robs you … Read more
New Hampshire resident Al Brandano is seeking emergency relief via a write-of-mandamus for the upcoming 2024 Elections. He says the state has violated federal law regarding the retention of election records after the 2020 and 2022 elections. In previous elections, the state allegedly ordered memory cards from the (super reliable?) AccuVote machines returned to the vendor … Read more
Bishop Brady High School in New Hampshire made national news when its girls’ soccer team refused to play another girls’ team with a boy on it. That story got picked up by Fox and a host of national online platforms. Our copy included a link to another story we published that day—a follow-up on that … Read more
You’d likely find ample evidence of this simple truth if you searched that headline on The’ Grok. From 60s riots to brick-throwing anti-globalists in 90s Seattle to brush-fire environmental action to BLM and Antifa more recently, the evidence is abundant. The left uses violence. It sells it, feeds on it, and regurgitates it. But the … Read more
In a little over a week, one of the development projects is being strong-armed and fast-tracked at the hands of New Hampshire’s ‘Developer Class,” and the politicians who aid and abet has its final meeting before the lease sale. The Gulf of Main Wind project. It is a ruling class bucket list project advocates want … Read more
First, and more importantly, no one was injured after a fire in a fire station destroyed over 20 million Euros worth of equipment, including a dozen vehicles. The cause is known—lithium batteries connected to a charger. AN EV emergency vehicle on charge achieved thermal runaway and took out an entire fire station. Did I mention … Read more
Thomas Sowell is not alone in his expert analysis of the problems plaguing Americans, particularly those of color. A black man, a former Marxist, and a stellar economist, Sowell is not popular with the political left, not for leaving them so much as for having his own mind and for refusing to lie down and … Read more
Marc Jaques is supposed to self-report on December 2nd for a 60-month jail sentence after pleading guilty to child pornography charges, but that liberty has been cut short, at least temporarily. He was picked up by law enforcement yesterday, the reasons being speculative. We had the opportunity to break the news last night after a … Read more
In the sometimes-heated rush to get or curate content each day for the best readers on the internet (that’s you guys), I sometimes neglect to account for my own (so-called) wisdom. One of those (we’ll call them) rules is Democrats projecting and telling you the truth about themselves or their policies by directing it at … Read more
Biden was not the ruling class’s first choice in 2020, but they didn’t want Bernie (they can’t let Trump win), so we ended up with Joe. The Blob, made up of the people who really run things or prefer to run them (including the 51 intelligence agent experts who lied about Hunter’s laptop), needs weak … Read more
The 18 lives lost in Lewiston, Maine, can’t be returned, but the political arguments never die. And while we mourn any needless loss of life, the world that took it is not an accident. Some people did something to borrow from the illustrious Ilhan Omar. Deliberate legal, social, and cultural choices made over years and … Read more
The hippies took Vermont over years ago, and the years of “recreational” drug use have finally shown up in their political offspring. I’m not laying claim or exclusive rights to the discovery. There are reams of evidence on these and like-minded pages, covering years, that make the case, but I think this rises to the … Read more