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Steve MacDonald 
As a New Hampshire resident and business owner for nearly 25 years, I am very excited and proud to let the residents of our community know that I have decided to announce my candidacy for Rockingham County Commissioner of District 3. I look forward to the chance to represent everyone in the town of Londonderry … Read more
While Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion policies are nowhere near gasping their last destructive breath, recent shifts in corporate appreciation for them have waned significantly. Stockholders and stakeholders spurred more than a few publicly held companies to rediscover the benefits of eliminating unproductive labor costs—of which DEI policies and those hired to enforce them are not … Read more
Canada might be closer to where I’m sitting and more likely to suggest you commit suicide, but it’s hard to beat the UK for garden variety tyranny. They’ve been known to arrest you for all manner of public expression unless, by the expression, you mean committing an actual crime. Not that they won’t arrest you … Read more
If choosing Tim Walz as her VP is a sign of the quality of executive decisions to come from whoever will be running the Harris administration), America is in a lot of trouble. But then, why would things be any different? Poorly vetted, rushed through the process, and ta-da! Sh!tshow. Walz is one of the … Read more
I hear rumors that there are more examples of this; faking crowds for Kamala, But this one was easy and obvious. The picture shows throngs of cheering fans greeting nominee Kamal and VP in training Tim Walz as they exit Air Force Two. It is a bright day, a shining plane, but the reflection on … Read more
In the summer of 2023, the Attorney General’s office went out of its way to turn a trespassing charge (that was also thrown out) into a violation of NH Civil Rights Law. My assumption was that they were searching for a judicial ruling that would create a wedge to suppress free speech. Disregarding how offensive … Read more
Dunkin Donuts in New England are a lot like Liquor stores in Florida. You can’t swing a dead cat without hitting one. They are everywhere. Ubiquitous. Long before America ran on, Dunkin’, New England’s morning was fueled by gazillions of cups of the stuff. I have theorized that, especially in the blue states, it was … Read more
We shared a story two days ago about a report on local Government propaganda Television (ABC 9 WMUR) that something called Republicans for Harris was sweeping the nation, and New Hampshire was going to start a chapter all their own. Translated, we’re not Republicans. We say we are; anyone can register for any party (long-time … Read more
While the Democrat party continues its long, not-so-slow march to the Left, the not-so-rank and file are not so sure they like where the party is going. Two months ago, Democrat primary voters handed squadster Jamaal ‘False Alarm’ Bowman his walking papers and replaced him with a more moderate white guy who likes Israel (Jamaal … Read more
Remember that time some rich white people with too much money funded a treasure hunt for the mythical floating island of plastic? As with most alleged green endeavors, they were doing it wrong. Looking off the coast of Vancouver will get you some ridicule (I was happy to oblige), but if you want to get … Read more
The New Hampshire Secretary of State’s office is holding Election law training all over the state this month (before the September primary). I’m not certain they want peasants to attend, but if you think you qualify or can sneak into one, it might be useful to hear what it is they are teaching your ballot … Read more
The shift in focus from Biden to Harris is nothing short of epic, and there’s no reason not to keep the brightest possible light shining on that dim bulb. But I heard something the other day, and I apologize for failing to recall the source. No one cares about the past. I’m paraphrasing. Yes, history … Read more
It appears as if the anointed Harris hasn’t done any major interviews recently, nor is she taking questions from reporters. It’s all very 2008 Barry O. Just check out his pre-recorded explanation in the video on his website. And they did. Obama got better off script, something I don’t think Harris is capable of, so … Read more
Every election cycle, we get this. People who identify as Republican announce their support for the Democrat candidate. Their stated goal is to convince people in the supposed middle that their guy or gal or whatever is a better choice. The 2024 Circus is no different. We will have alleged Republicans endorsing Democrats up and … Read more
Having failed to avoid a conviction for things he admitted to doing and failed to prevent a court from insisting she serve time for that, former State Senator Jeff Woodburn has gone back to the well. You can’t put me in jail; I’m old, he says. I got counseling. I’m a good citizen (former public servant involved … Read more
Once upon a time, the American Civil Liberties Union claimed to defend the US Constitution. These days, with a few rare exceptions where they accidentally defend it, they represent legal challenges to undermine it. Today’s example is viewed by many as a trap meant to create a discrimination lawsuit with the hope of establishing a … Read more
Democrats think JD Vance is weird—I mean, really weird. And what started with Vance has since been attached—by the chattering class propagandist punditry—to the Trump campaign and Republicans in general. It is a 2024 version of deplorable, with a whimsical twist. But is it any less offensive, and does it open them up to attack? … Read more
Justice Neil Gorsuch just published a book, which confimred SCOUTS appointees are wont to do, but it comes with something they may not all want to do—interviews with the machine media. Justice Gorsuch sat for just such an undertaking with Major Garrett at CBS, who, instead of the “Sound of Music” softball questions (please tell me, … Read more
Bureaucracies don’t bloat themselves, so the more progressive locales across the increasingly fruitless plain like to spend other people’s money with such abandon that they are always looking for new things to tax, like the rain. It happens to be raining where I am, and as I write this. It is unlike what they’ve seen … Read more
New Hampshire Electioneering Law (RSA 659:44-a) prohibits public employees from using government property to engage in voters or votes. The only thing more difficult than getting public employees, typically teacher’s union members, from doing it is convincing the AG office to prosecute. Miracles, however (it seems), can happen. After losing a School Board race by … Read more