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Night Cap: Inconvenient Science – Warming Leads to Fewer Hurricane Landfalls

September 4, 2025June 20, 2024 Steve MacDonald

Tropical Cyclone One is puttering about northwest of the Yucatan and projected to hang a hard left into the heart of Mexico. It’s not American landfall, and it’s not a real hurricane yet, so pooh on that. But it is as good a time as any to abuse a few Climate Cult articles of faith. … Read more

Who’s Banning Books Now?

June 20, 2024 Rob Roper

The legislature passed just this year S.220 – An act relating to Vermont’s public libraries. The ostensible need for the law was summed up by the WCAX headline, “Vermont Senate advances bill to discourage book banning.” This was, in great part, a reaction by our legislators to parents around the country objecting to highly sexualized materials … Read more

JUICE: Power, Politics & The Grid – Part II

June 23, 2024June 20, 2024 Steve MacDonald

Enron Corporation may have declared bankruptcy in 2001, but the company’s effect on America’s electric grid can still be seen today in states like California and Texas, where power prices are soaring and reliability is declining.

Make Welfare … Welfare again

June 20, 2024 Ian Underwood

There is a story going around about how Kay, a single mom in Manchester, isn’t eligible for an Education Freebie Account (EFA) because she’s $90 over the income cutoff.

The conclusion reached by the author of the story is that we should have universal eligibility for EFAs. But that’s backward.

raining money Image by 3D Animation Production Company from Pixabay

Calling New Hampshire “Fiscally Conservative” Is Such Gaslighting

June 20, 2024 Ed Mosca

Informative post in NH-NeverTrump Journal about how OUT-OF-CONTROL “education” spending is in New Hampshire. I am … and have been for some time … so sick and tired of listening to the Sununu-bots/GOP-bots/Ayotte-bots repeating “New Hampshire Advantage,” “don’t mass up New Hampshire,” blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

Is EV Manufacturing Exceeding Demand?

June 20, 2024 John Klar

Car manufacturers make little, if any, money on EV sales. A dearth of charging stations discourages new buyers, who are also put off by high sticker prices. Sales of new electric vehicles have dropped off, as have used resale values.

Op-Eds, Fundraising, and Updates

June 20, 2024 Steve MacDonald

If you submitted an Op-Ed and we didn’t publish it (yet), there’s a good reason. Our stable of contributors (Groksters) has been cranking out a lot of material. Last week, I addressed this (to some degree) by dropping a lot more content than usual, but I’m reluctant to do it again.

Manchester Is “Represented” By The Dumbest People

June 28, 2024June 20, 2024 Ed Mosca

“Representative” Jessica Grill … remember her bitter clingers? The “State Rep” who is either actually a thirteen-year-old who lives on TikTok or who aspires to be a thirteen-year-old who lives on TikTok. The “State Rep” who ideates about having sex with older men on her X.

Elevate Your Style with Unique Wooden Phone Cases

June 20, 2024June 20, 2024 Guest Contributor

Wooden phone cases are a unique and stylish option that combines natural beauty with modern functionality. These cases offer a distinctive look and feel that sets them apart from the more common plastic or silicone options.

Montana and Idaho Got Cold Air and Up to a Foot of Snow This Week

June 20, 2024June 20, 2024 Steve MacDonald

It was in the low to mid-90s the past two days and will be the same today. Everyone around here is looking for ways to stay cool, checking on elderly neighbors, and keeping their pets indoors. But one thousand nine hundred fifty miles west of me, they got a foot of snow.

Lies And Deceit Will Be Biden Legacy

June 28, 2024June 20, 2024 Ray Cardello

We have talked about President Joe Biden freezing three times in the last two weeks. He went into a trance at the Juneteenth festival, surrounded by folks dancing and clapping, but not stoic Joe. He was frozen like a statue.

Bill Shaheen’s Hyperbolic Fearmongering

August 29, 2025June 19, 2024 Op-Ed

The last time I looked at myself in the mirror, I did not see a rabid, clueless, insane, brainless Trump worshipper, as the sheeple of Biden’s flock love to call me – and call 81 million other supporters of Donald Trump. I see a sensible, rational, independent thinker who possesses self-directed reasoning. I can judge … Read more

Jill Biden Says Don’t Believe Your Eyes

June 28, 2024June 19, 2024 Ray Cardello

“Joe is so effective in spite of his age, but because of it,” Jill Biden said as she addressed a group of seniors this week. The discussion of age is delicate and subjective. The age number is a marker of time since birth but tells little about the condition and quality of one’s life.

An Obvious Fix

June 19, 2024 Jim Bowman

The 2024 Presidential contest is unique in that both candidates’ records are publicly reviewable. This has rarely occurred, and never were they so diametrically different. This available data nullifies the usual campaign boasting and promising and may simplify the choice.

ICYMI – Biden Had ANOTHER Brain Freeze

June 19, 2024 Ed Mosca

On June 15th, Woke-Communist OLIGARCHS like George Clooney and Jimmy Kimmel hosted a “fundraiser” for BidenX … attended by the billionaires that the corrupt “media” keep telling us BidenX is “fighting” for us.

The Left Is As Trashy As Supermarket Tabloids

June 19, 2024 Ray Cardello

The Left, moderates and Radicals alike, have banded together to quickly respond and react to any statement they can elaborate on, use to their advantage, and be consistent on topic across the party as quickly as humanly possible. It does not matter if the facts are correct.

Midweek Memes … But, soft! what meme through yonder window breaks?

November 24, 2024June 19, 2024 Steve MacDonald

It is Wednesday, and time for another memeingful encounter with … memes.

Meanwhile, On Flag Day …

June 28, 2024June 19, 2024 Ed Mosca

June 14th wass Flag Day. It commemorates the Second Continental Congress’ adoption of the American flag – the stars-and-stripes – in 1777. So how did New Hampshie’s Largest City celebrate? By raising the Gay Flag, of course.

Bridging the Gap: Optimism’s Ethereum Bridge and the Future of Cross-Chain Connectivity

June 19, 2024June 19, 2024 Guest Contributor

In the rapidly evolving landscape of blockchain technology, the need for seamless interoperability between different networks has become increasingly paramount. As diverse ecosystems emerge, each with its unique strengths and capabilities, the ability to freely exchange data and assets across these siloed environments is crucial for fostering innovation and unlocking the full potential of decentralized … Read more