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Are You Judging Me?

Have you ever had someone look at you and you think to yourself, they’re judging me? Well, of course, they are. We all do that. It’s part of the natural process of prejudice that defines us, and I don’t mean the narrowed modern definition. Prejudice informs your habits, preferences, and personal safety. It keeps you … Read more

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Dancing With Bruen and Heller

News broke yesterday over the mercury fields of New Jersey that a Federal judge had thrown out part of the state’s “assault weapons” ban. U.S. District Judge Peter G. Sheridan issued an order on July 30 declaring that including the Colt AR-15 rifle on the list of firearms defined in the New Jersey Code of … Read more

The Man Behind Joe and Kamala’s Curtain

Even members of the population with no clue or little interest in pop culture know what “pay no attention to the man behind the curtain” means. Oz, the great and all-powerful, is a white-haired man running a secret but terror-inducing machine. Barry Obama’s hair is turning white, and it is more or less confirmed that … Read more

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It is impossible not to write clickbait headlines … sometimes. And that’s not because there are not a lot of reasons to use them. It seems that people, despite their dislike, can’t NOT click on them. Maybe the same way you can’t NOT look at a road accident you are passing contributing to the rubber-necker … Read more

RGA Goes After Warmington And Craig

The two most viable Democrats seeking an opportunity to replace the retreating Governor Chris Sununu are busy appeasing their base with promises of a green energy mecca and sanctuary for foreign criminals. Craig is running on her tenure as Governor of Manchester, the state’s largest city, while Warmington is running away from her lobbying past. … Read more

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Former Dem State Senator to Serve 30 Days In Jail

If you want an example of dragging something out, you’d do well to consider the case of former NH State Senator Jeff Woodburn. Back in 2018, the North Country Democrat had a future. He would likely have run for Governor. An aspiring political climber, knocked off the ladder of success by accusations of domestic violence. … Read more

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Breaking: Reps Request Special Session of the NH House

Notice of Controversy On this day, July 31, 2024, we, the undersigned members of the New Hampshire House of Representatives, call on the Speaker of the House, Sherman Packard, to call the House back into special session to review the recent decisions of the Supreme Court Of The United States (SCOTUS) in S.E.C. v. Jarkesy … Read more

Kamala Kontent: Most Liberal Nominee in US History

The Harris-washing being done by the media will have a hard time overcoming Kamala being Kamala. Here’s a political ad directed at Bob Casey in PA linking him and his support to Kamal and a list of policies with which most Americans might disagree.

The US Secret Service in Butler, PA, Reminded Me of This

The US Secret Service has temp leadership while Whoever is Running the Biden Administration looks for a replacement for Kim Cheatle. Maybe a transwoman of color or one of those drag queens from the opening ceremony at the Paris Olympics. While we wait, I couldn’t stop thinking about how “JV Team” the security was at … Read more

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Researchers: COVID Excess Deaths Caused by The Response, Not the Disease

Researchers examining data from 125 countries comprising 2.7 billion people have determined that “Large differences in excess all-cause mortality rate (by population) and in age-and health-status-adjusted (P-score) mortality are incompatible with a viral pandemic spread hypothesis.” The spatiotemporal variations in national excess all-cause mortality rates allow us to conclude that the Covid-period (2020-2023) excess all-cause … Read more

Daily ‘Grok Newsletter Update [Update!]

[Update] I Must have done something right. For reasons I do not understand, I received a newsletter today, and I hope you received yours. Let me know if you are getting (and continue to get) the Newsletter (or not) over the next few days, with an understanding that it might be temporary. We still need to … Read more

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Pre-Crime Laws and Predictive Policing

Adding the word hate to crime is a way for prosecutors to pile on charges in search of more significant fines and longer sentences. It is an injustice. Its other more critical function is to make people afraid to speak openly for fear of stumbling across the ever-moving hate speech trip wire, which is a … Read more

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Gun Rights, Privacy, and CBDCs?

Some of you will have clicked the headline to provide the obvious answer to the question, so let me save you some carpel tunnel—there is no need to mouse-scroll or swipe to the bottom to comment. Yes, the Second Amendment helps protect all the other rights, enumerated or not. That’s not what I meant. I’m … Read more

Axis of Evil: America’s Three Worst Presidents

Thomas DiLorenzo explains why he thinks these are the three worst American Presidents, one of whom you might not have suspected. Note: Rigth Rally will ultimately be a place for podcasts and longer-form videos. Until then, it will catch whatever I throw into it.

E-Bike Battery BBQs Man in Elevator (Graphic)

This is terribly tragic, and I want to be clear that the headline’s brevity (if you even agree it has some) hides a deep concern for this technology. What I’m about to share is sad. A man enters an elevator carrying what appears to be a lithium-ion e-bike battery, which spontaneously combusts moments after the … Read more

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