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Steve MacDonald It has always been the purview of campus critters to engage in violence to silence speech they’d rather not hear. This is an odd view because, in truth, it is to stop speech they don’t want anyone else to hear. As a conscientious objector, they could stay home and play video games or watch reality … Read more
Someone handed Joe Biden a hat, which he put on without looking. It was a Trump hat. It doesn’t mean anything, except that someone brought a Trump hat to a Biden appearance. That’s something. And we’re sharing this ‘cuz reasons. It’s funny and out there, and now it’s here. Here’s the video. Here’s another one … Read more
While it is not a hard and fast editorial rule, the unspoken ‘Grok policy when referring to the party of Democrats is to call it the Democrat party. They don’t like it, but that’s not why we do it. There is little to nothing Democratic about the party, and their obsession with the word democracy … Read more
It might be difficult to forecast ice hockey scores at times. But if you have the right guidance in the form of strategies, tips, and tools for accurate forecasts, this process becomes easier. Understanding how to forecast ice hockey scores can greatly improve your experience in the game whether you are betting or just trying … Read more
Elections are safe, they say. Clean as a whistle. No cheating, no foolishness; it’s all on the up and up. Anyone who says otherwise is a conspiracy theorist and probably some right-wing wacko. If that’s true, then Mr. Trump’s promise, if elected, to prosecute election fraud to the fullest extent of the law is a … Read more
Months or years of work ended yesterday for some, most, but not all. The New Hampshire state primary (not to be confused with the First in the Nation Presidential Primary) has passed. Ballots were cast and counted, and while there may be a few challenges in local races, the bigger picture has been painted. We … Read more
6:00 AM update results 10:40 Update: I just got word that Vikram has called Lily Tang Williams to concede the CD-2 Republican Primary Race. Congrats to Lily. CD-1 is Still too close to call, but Prescott is building a lead. Kelly Ayotte’s polling turned out to be accurate as she beats Chuck Morse 66% to … Read more
You can tell when you’ve got a Democrat President in a bad economy. You don’t hear that much about the rise ein bankruptcies and stores going out of business. There have been a lot of them. The response to the Wuhan Flu killed off a lot of businesses, as did the harm done to the … Read more
I have been notified by activists on the ground in the Granite State that NH voters are challenging the counting of any absentee ballots (mail-in ballots) in the primary for “failure to properly execute an affidavit.” This is happening all over the state. The return envelope containing the absentee ballot has not been verified by affidavit as required by … Read more
NewScientist, which I take to mean they peddle the new scientism, got some help from Google the other day. They have an article about the Jetstream that was pushed to the top of the news feed. It posits the notion that your emissions broke it. The problem with the new science is that the old … Read more
It is primary day in New Hampshire, and voters go to the polls to select candidates for the general election. Turnout is typically thin, sparse, scant, deficient, and lean—it’s pathetic. In my town of roughly 18,000 registered voters, we’ll be lucky to see 4,000 turnouts, so the result could be a slate of candidates with … Read more
The 603 Alliance is proud to announce the return of RevCon, which is shaping up to be even bigger and better than the one in 2021. Like the first, it will be a daylong convention followed by a separate dinner with a keynote speaker. Daytime events and speakers will present and share skills gained from … Read more
In another fine example of the people addressing a problem the government doesn’t have the time or talent to tackle, election integrity activists have successfully identified a completed-ballot storage security issue and communicated it to the people who need to know. Concerned citizens discovered a problem with the tamper-proof tape used on boxes of completed … Read more
Voters in Salem have another opportunity this Tuesday to keep Betty Gay out of the New Hampshire House. Some locals consider this so important that they’ve rebooted their No Way Betty Gay website. It appeared in 2022 and successfully kept Betty out of the NH House. It has resurfaced in 2024 with the same goal. … Read more
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court (SJ) is hearing oral arguments today on the appeal of Commonwealth vs. O’Donnell, a case dismissed by a lower court. As reported previously, These challenges to the state’s firearms licensing scheme stem in part from the prosecution of two motorists, Dean Donnell and Philip Marquis, who were both charged with … Read more
If you don’t encourage children to question sexuality, which they barely if at all, understand, you’ll find they don’t. Oh, look, you’ve cured it. This applies to teachers, educators, staff, therapists (who know better), coaches, and other parents. As I wrote here, the best thing you can do for a child is Children who have … Read more
Solok Regency, located in West Sumatra Province, is one of the areas that has great potential in developing the health sector. In this context, the Indonesian Pharmacist Association (PAFI) Solok Regency plays a vital role in supporting efforts to improve public health through the pharmacy profession. This article will discuss in more depth the role, … Read more
The wonder drug Ivermectin continues to prove that safe, affordable treatments with wide-ranging secondary uses are a threat to the public health industrial complex. They dissed it using the China Virus to justify injecting millions with dangerous lipid nanoparticles. And Ivermectin has recently come under fire after a suggestion that it might help fight inflation … Read more
Friday, we broke a story about issues related to securing stored and completed ballots after an election. Activists did a test run of the procedure outlined in the state’s election manual got a test, and it failed. They were able to remove the tamper-resistant tape without leaving evidence of tampering. [T]he election integrity watchdog demonstrated … Read more
Regular readers will know that the Donchess regime in Nashua is very selective about the flags it allows on the citizen’s pole—almost, dare I say, partisan in its rejection. Most recently, Stephen and Beth Scaer (who both write for GraniteGrok) asked the city to fly the de-trans flag. It was rejected, and an appeal to … Read more