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Steve MacDonald In every society throughout human history the following relationship has held true: as government grows, human freedom and happiness shrinks. Best selling author, Dennis Prager puts it this way: “The bigger the government, the smaller the citizen.” This has been true in Europe for decades and is becoming ever more so in the United States. … Read more
If ObamaCare is as awesome as Democrats promised… If ObamaCare is not causing people to lose their plans when they were told they could keep them…. If ObamaCare is not increasing costs to businesses and individuals… If ObamaCare is not cutting off patients from Doctors and Hospitals…. If ObamCare is not limiting treatments and access … Read more
Julie Boonstra has leukemia, and she was happy with Insurance she had, but ObamaCare took it from her. In response she consented to do an Ad for American’s for Prosperity, to tell her story. In response, her Democrat congressman–who is running for the Senate–had his lawyers threaten local TV stations if they continued to play … Read more
CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND PUBLIC SAFETY – HB 1154-FN, relative to the use of a laser pointing device for self-defense or defense of others. MAJORITY: INEXPEDIENT TO LEGISLATE. MINORITY: OUGHT TO PASS. Rep. Dennis H Fields for the Majority of Criminal Justice and Public Safety. This bill provides that the use of a laser pointing device … Read more
For those of you stinging from legislative defeats, recent, past, local, or otherwise, former Secret Service Agent Dan Bongino has some great advice.
Jenn Coffey joins us in segment three to talk about more issues with expanding Medicaid in New Hampshire. We talk about the importance of not depending on federal dollars that can and do get cut and how no lessons appear to have been learned from special Ed dollars that ended up being a fraction of … Read more
The Senate compromise on Medicaid Expansion in New Hampshire (SB 413) is based on the presumption that no force on earth or in heaven would prevent the passage of the Democrat majority House Plan (HassanCare). That Republican state Senator Nancy Stiles and Bob Odell are so committed to ignoring the fact that they are supposed to oppose this kind of trap and defend the people of New Hampshire, that the compromise (BradleyCare) is the lesser of two evils.
I’ve, more or less, known this all along. Stiles announced very early in the session that she was voting for expansion and there are no Democrats who will oppose it (at least in the Senate) because it almost guarantees that we will end up needing even more government to hide the mess it will create and a broad-based tax to pay for it all.
Votes matter. Associations matter. Just ask a New Hampshire Democrat and they will tell you it is true; Republicans are all Tea-Party pimps, embraced by the Kochtopus, even if the Tea Party hates their left-leaning RINO ass, and they have never heard of the Koch brothers–let alone seen one thin dime in political contributions. As far as Democrats are concerned….close enough. Association matters.
New Hampshire US Senator Jeanne Shaheen voted to confirm Debo Adegbile to run the Department of Justice Civil rights division. This is a division rife with controversy already, and Debo defended a cop-killer. It does not appear to concern Senator Shaheen that Barack Obama, given all the candidates he might choose, picked a guy associated with a cop killer. She blindly voted for his approval.
Carol SEIU-Porter and Ann “Hide your Camera” Kuster are like tiny, little, interchangeable, cogs in the progressive DC machinery. So it should be no surprise that with re-election coming up they are suddenly in favor of delaying the implementation of an important piece of “job creating” legislation that hard-working American families (children, seniors, single moms, and our ‘most vulnerable’ just couldn’t do without)–because of what a disaster it is to jobs, hard-working American families, children, seniors, single moms…, and most importantly, to their political careers.
That’s right, the Patient Affordable Care Act, what may be the most poorly named piece of legislation in modern history, is a complete disaster and endangers their continued membership as tiny, little, interchangeable cogs in the progressive DC machinery.
Last night there was an open candidates night for Atkinson residents to ask questions of two people who are running for Selectman in that sad, sad, crooked town.
One of the candidates is the notorious thug and bully, former Police Chief Phil Consentino.
I have written about the guy so many times I honestly can’t remember all the issues. Google him.
CNHT was called for assistance in getting rid of this human liability back in 2009 by people in Atkinson who rightly feared for their safety because of the documented, unhinged actions of this part-time chief.
Today was a rough day for freedom in New Hampshire. The House killed good bills and passed bad ones. The NH Senate swallowed the Blue Pill on Medicaid Expansion, which will hit the House floor running on Monday. Time for something completely different. Flying in from Japan like a flaming battle axe covered in glitter … Read more
It’s segment two and we open with the Obama Cult, then move quickly to the recent outrage over Arizona’s Religious Freedom Bill, the scourge of the Gaystapo and their mission to put people out of business (but who never manage to stumble into a Muslim Bakery, Photographer, florist etc.) Then its on to publicly sanctioned … Read more
The Federal government has granted Uwe and Hannelore Romeike indefinite deferred status, allowing them and their children to stay in the US. We reported on the Romeike’s a year ago, and their pursuit of asylum. The family fled Germany because they chose to homeschool their children, which is prohibited in Germany by law. (I covered … Read more
The DNC has magnets you can put on your car that inform anyone who can read, and can still afford a car, that you are not a Republican. Speaking for myself, at least, I’d like to thank the DNC for letting criminals know who is most likely to be an unarmed, crybaby, pajama-boy-esqe victim-in-waiting. It … Read more
UL The real debate is over whether you believe this is a compromise. It isn’t. The biggest difference between the Senate plan and the governor’s is that hers didn’t end. The Senate plan technically only lasts for 2.5 years and has to be reauthorized. Republicans would have you believe this is a huge concession and … Read more
No one can credit George Bush with being a great job creator, but things had stabilized before the banking crisis (created by Democrats). He also didn’t add over 7 trillion to the debt in just five years while driving 12 million people out of the Job market, never to return. (Recovery summer started with the 2009 Stimulus and the participation rate never recovered.) This means that any evil heaped on Bush should be doubly so for Obama and the Democrats. (crickets)
DC The Rutgers University faculty council has passed a resolution calling for the school to rescind Condoleezza Rice’s invitation to speak at commencement. The former secretary of state drew the ire of the school’s professors for her “prominent role in [the Bush] administration’s efforts to mislead the American people about the presence of weapons of … Read more
Democrat’s Love Hillary, but maybe it’s just because she’s a clean articulate white woman…?
This may be the dumbest thing I read today. (I confess, it is sitll early, but for now…) “We need revenue,” said Rep. Frank Sapareto, R-Derry. “We know what our options are. There are only two. We know it’s going to be marijuana or gambling. That’s the only way we’ll get additional revenue. Our other … Read more