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Patrick Henry told us that “government is no more than a choice among evils.”
Thomas Paine held the same view. In Common Sense, he wrote, “Society in every state is a blessing, but Government, even in its best state, is but a necessary evil; in its worst state an intolerable one.”
I’m excited to be running for reelection as state representative for Merrimack County’s District 4 (Canterbury and Loudon). Serving in the legislature is not for everyone, but I love it. The pay in New Hampshire is only $100 a year, but for me, the rewards are intrinsic.
During the runup to his 2016 presidential election victory, former President Donald Trump made illegal immigration and border security one of the primary aspects of his campaign’s platform. He would frequently encourage chants of “Build the Wall” at his rallies, and he wasn’t shy about calling out the problems America was facing due to the border crisis.
Covid-19 is the greatest medical fraud perpetrated on humanity. The Covid-19 countermeasures, including the “vaccines,” masks, and testing, are the largest unethical coerced harmful medical, psychological, sociological, and political experiments and torture conducted on humans.
Liberty Ballot will make multiple rounds of recommendations for the 2022 New Hampshire Republican Primary. In the second round, Liberty Ballot recommends Jose Cambrils, Elizabeth Ferreira, Michael Sylvia, Doris Hohensee, Larry Borland, and Katy Peternel for State Representative.
To A-G Merrick Garland, The “DoJ,” Washington, DC
Dear Sir, Greetings from New Hampshire. I am currently a candidate for US House of Reps from this state’s District 1. No need for me to say if I am “D” or “R,” as it doesn’t matter. I am an ordinary American and could be either D or R. Who cares?
In April of this year, NH Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut’s monthly report contained something more than the typical catalog of administrative happenings that one would otherwise likely encounter in such a forum.
Beware, citizens, radicals, and extremists are roaming the countryside. That’s what all those signs littering the streets would have you believe. Oddly enough they seem to consider Freedom to be a radical concept. This, in the ‘land of the free,’ doesn’t make sense. In order to understand what’s really going on, you need to consider … Read more
A six-hour meeting was scheduled by The Resolve to begin at 4 pm last Friday, August 5, with the goal of slimming down the list of legislative candidates for the Sept 13 primary. You might think that only the very dedicated would travel to Wolfeboro for such a grueling session, but I counted 150 in the audience.
Maggie “The Budget Hawk” Hassan’s latest ad explains that she is busily reducing the prices of oil and gasoline that are plaguing us. She is portraying herself as having “fiscal responsibility” in another one and being praised as a budget hawk.
At what point was it decided that $3 million more dollars would need to be pumped into less than a half acre of roadway for a Traffic Roundabout? I’d say it was “Round a Bout” the time of the initial planning stage.
Along with my fellow NH voters, I received an email this week from Senator Shaheen on the current state of abortion access in the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
The Constitution has been interpreted to create two types of citizens, each requiring their own courts. State citizens have District and Circuit courts of the United States. Citizens of the Federal government have United States District courts and the United States courts of Appeal. Everyone thinks that they are a State citizen when, in fact, they are Federal citizens who do not enjoy the Bill of Rights, or most Common Law rights.
Each threat, or potential threat, must be evaluated uniquely. With that said, we cannot engage China in a protracted proxy war as we have with Russia through Ukraine. The Chinese Communists are masters of protracted and indirect conflict, and they are extremely patient. Historically the underlying Chinese Communist conflict strategy has been focused on protracted … Read more
On Wednesday morning, a kindergarten was attacked, leaving six people injured and at least three people dead. A 48-year-old man has been arrested and is being charged with murder.
Managing your money can be difficult, especially if you’re living paycheck to paycheck and having difficulty paying down your debt. So what are the five basics of money management? And how can they help you?
In June 1794 the United States Congress passed a tax on the ownership of carriages. The tax called for a levy, “Upon all carriages for the conveyance of persons, which shall be kept by or for any person for his or her own use, or to be let out to hire or for the conveyance of passengers, the several duties and rates following.”
I am currently on the Republican primary ballot for the US House of Reps, District 1. Although I’m not a Trump supporter, I sent, by registered mail, a letter to the Foreman of the Grand Jury in Fulton County, Georgia, in defense of Trump.
Did the Constitution fail?
A lot of people think it did. This popular quote by Lysander Spooner sums up the thoughts of many.
The Schumer-Manchin bill that dropped last week ironically dubbed the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 will do nothing to reduce inflation but will unleash the largest industrialization of U.S. open lands not seen since the damming of our western rivers, according to Lisa Linowes, energy policy expert and Executive Director of the Wind Action Group. In her detailed analysis of the … Read more