Two months ago, New Hampshire’s unemployment rate was 2.6%. The unemployment rate is now 17 percent, and on Thursday a deputy commissioner for employment security said it probably will hit 20%.
Op-Ed
Press Release: NH Joins Graduate Together Ceremony
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 15, 2020 [cid:691b5c9d-e573-44d7-9035-9a9ed1e7fab8] Contact: Grant Bosse (603) 271-0448 office (603) 513-3030 cell NH joins Graduate Together ceremony Celebrating the Class of 2020 Saturday at 8pm CONCORD- The New Hampshire Department of Education is pleased to partner with the Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO) and XQ Institute in support of … Read more
Reopen NH Decries Security Theater of Mask Wearing
ReopenNH Says ‘No Thank You’ to Restrictions, Urges People To Start Living As Normal
EAST DERRY, N.H.— On the eve of the governor’s expected ruling to extend his State of Emergency for another 21 days, 178 Democrats sent a tyrannical letter demanding the governor issue orders requiring all Granite Staters to wear masks in public.
Op-Ed: In America, the government is submissive to the people
I was in the process penning a letter condemning the rash of totalitarian behavior of liberal governors, mayors, and judges across America when I saw Robert Azzi’s latest ignorant, bigoted, intolerant rant.
Data shows working age and younger have nothing to fear From the SARS CoV2 Coronavirus
Throughout the Coronavirus crisis, the prevailing mindset has treated one viewpoint as sacred and the other as morally reprehensible. Now, we find ourselves in a “new normal,” where only the health and safety of others is viewed as sacred and inviolable.
Jose’ E. Cambrils: Candidacy for NH State Representative
“I am seeking a seat in the NH House of Representatives because of my love for this great State of NH and more specifically the towns of Canterbury and Loudon.
Op-Ed – Applying lessons of remote instruction when we go back to school
I recently spoke to a pair of high school juniors with very different perspectives on remote instruction.
Leslie (not her real name) was committed to keeping a strict schedule when schools shifted to remote instruction in April.
“The state telling you what you can and can’t do isn’t about health”
When the state tells you it’s safe to go to The Home Depot to buy a sponge but it’s too dangerous to go to a florist and buy flowers — it’s not about your health.
When the state shuts down millions of private businesses but doesn’t lay off a single government employee — it’s not about your health.
How many stories won’t be told?
A young man contacted me last week about how desperately he wants to visit his dying mother in the hospital to care for her during what’s possibly her final days, but the hospital wouldn’t let him in based on the governor’s emergency orders. Neither he nor his mother has Covid-19.
Agriculture, anxiety, and aspirations
As I sit here this morning sipping on a hot coffee (decaf black for those who ponder such things) and overlooking the beautiful landscape that is Loudon Ridge and the lands to the west, I can’t help but reflect and ponder about how the COVID-19 pandemic has changed all our lives. For some the change … Read more
Op-Ed – I Implore you, Governor Sununu, OPEN NH!
Two nights ago I walked into my bedroom to find my 16-year-old daughter sitting cross-legged, hunched over on my bed, tears running down her pale face, sobs coming out of her mouth. She doesn’t want to go on with school work, communicating, or with life in general.
Op-Ed: Those at Risk Should Take Caution, As for The Other 98% of the Population…
Every day in the US 8,000 people die (on average) due to normal everyday life – having nothing to do with the Coronavirus. It’s just a fact of 300 million population and an 80-year life span. This means that during the past two months of economic shutdown nearly 500,000 people have died.
“Everyone wants to Live Free or Die”
Over at The Conservative Treehouse.com Sundance wants to know what is going on in everyone’s areas. What the compliance looks like. “Ground Reports from the Rebel Alliance,” it says.
NH Needs to Look to Wastewater Testing for Coronavirus Now
The “novel” Coronavirus requires novel approaches, both analytical and remedial. Despite hearing repeatedly about “how much we don’t yet know” about Covid-19, from just about everyone in government, media, and medicine, we are regularly subjected to the same old, tired refrain:
New Hampshire’s Coronovirus Road to Hell is Paved with Sununu’s “Good Intentions”
The road to Hell is Paved with Good Intentions was never truer than it is today. We are trying to control a virus at the expense of everything else. Let’s look at what we are doing to folks. First and foremost we have instilled FEAR into the population.
A Tale of Two New Hampshires
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness.” (“A Tale of Two Cities”). Charles Dickens’ words may aptly be applied to 2020 New Hampshire vs. 2010 New Hampshire—an age of wisdom vs. and age of foolishness re: state fiscal policy.
Give Golf a chance!
One understands the tendency of elected and appointed officials to err on the side of caution when it comes to public policy and pandemics. One also understands the concept of social distancing, quarantines, flattening the curve, and minimizing the risks associated with COVID-19.
Joe Biden and Dems COVID-19 Race-Baiting: Time to learn a thing or two from the people who know a thing or two!
“Biden joins Democrats calling on CDC for further racial breakdown of coronavirus pandemic”- this headline is sickening, Mr. Biden. Have you no scruples?
Treason and Felony Conduct In the New Hampshire State House
Stephan Shurtleff, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, and Donna Soucy, President of the Senate of the state of New Hampshire, have actively conspired to deprive me of my Constitutional protected right to redress of grievance.
Nashua Teachers Engage in Parades and Unprofessional Behavior
Nashua teachers recently held parades across the city on March 27th, reminding students and parents on just how much they “missed their students.” These parades were held with taxpayer-funded police escorts. Interesting, isn’t it?