I am not an election denier, but I am an election cynic. The events of this past week should be embarrassing to all Americans. But the fact it does not seem to concern the Left might be because it is their design.
A Quick Response to Committeman Ager’s Thoughts
There is a post up with NHGOP Committeeman Chris Ager’s thoughts about the 2022 election. A quick response. First, stop sugarcoating it.
SAU16/Exeter Finally Does Something Right; They Helped Open a Hillsdale Charter School
After a years of parents pleading with Superintendent David Ryan and the SAU16 school board to focus on improving academics, only to have those efforts fall on deaf ears, several parents and residents decided to open a Hillsdale Charter School.
Postmortem Analysis of the Red Puddle
On election night Republicans were all doom and gloom as they watched their hopes of a red tsunami crash. And while the historic precedent existed for such a victory and every poll had predicated it, looking back, the wreckage isn’t as devastating as Republicans perceived it.
Know Your Enemy … I Doubt The NHGOP Does
To defeat your enemy you must know your enemy, and know yourself … said Sun Tzu. The NHGOP, however, doesn’t appear to even recognize that the enemy is the enemy and not the “loyal opposition,” “our colleagues on the other side of the aisle” blah, blah, blah. More specifically, dear NHGOP, Matt Wilhelm … who … Read more
Here are a Few Potential Problems in NH That are Undermining Voter Confidence
I broke ground on this early today with a piece about what might be an effort to undermine an independent, bipartisan committee charged with cataloging voter confidence issues in New Hampshire. The committee’s job is to document testimony and deliver that to the Secretary of State.
Sunday Spotlight: Not Snow, nor Rain, nor Heat…Heck No
I try to make my Sunday Spotlight a positive, upbeat article, but this has not been a very uplifting week. This week’s Spotlight is on the United States Postal Service.
SURVIVAL SUNDAY
First, I am merely an “enlightened amateur”. Please vet & check on your own. Caveat emptor. Consider these to be priming the pump for your own investigations.
NH School Administrators Pimping Out Your Children in School?
Parents are starting to feel like public school is no longer a safe place for their children to go for an education. That’s what one New Hampshire parent told me recently. Enrollment continues to decline along with proficiency scores in the core academic subjects.
NH GOP Committeeman Election Comments
November 10, 2022 State Committee members, Thank you all for the selfless effort in supporting our candidates this cycle. You are the heart and soul of the Party. Our candidates and supporters put in the heroic effort that we can be proud of. While I am as disappointed as anyone in our NH and national … Read more
Two More Oregon Counties Approve Measure to Leave The State to Join Greater Idaho
Nearly two years ago, I joked about making a deal with Massachusetts to give them Nashua. After Tuesday’s election, they might just take it. Way out west, eastern and central Oregon residents are working on a different strategy. They are trying to leave and become part of Idaho.
It’s Tough Out There for a Cop
Imagine the cheek involved in some of the latest capers found in our undocumented immigrant’s paradise. If you sneak into this country, you’re immediately covered by the local state, county, or municipality for every conceivable medical need for free, including those of your hundreds of close and not-so-close family members, far above that routinely offered … Read more
[Update (3) 11/14/22] How Did Maggie Hassan Get 1100 Votes in NH Town With a Population Under 700?
We’ve got something for you if you’re looking for irregularities in your local elections. Columbia, New Hampshire. It’s way up north. A tiny little town that, according to the 2020 US Census, had 695 residents. But according to the Secretary of State, Maggie Hassan received 1,106 votes from the same town.
Democracy Isn’t the Solution. It’s the Problem.
It’s astonishing, as you look down the list of election results, how often the races are evenly split: 51 to 48, 49 to 47, 48.3 to 48.1, and so on.
A Tale Of Two Leaders
Adam Trump-Voters-Are-White-Supremacists Sexton tweeted out parts of interviews he did with the leaders of the House Democrats and the House Republicans. The difference is stark and helps explain why the GOP performed so miserably in the 2022 midterms.
BlogLine of the Day: Robber With a Gun With Poor Victim Selection Skills
…as Mr. Tyler’s face continued to come into close contact with the closed fists of his would-be victims. Hahahahaha! While none of the intended victims had a gun on them, the aggressor did – two, in fact, and literally walked in via an unlocked door (poor security protocol, y’all). Even being outgunned, the victims won: … Read more
Democrat Rule Will Do that: Vermont Has Its Highest Homicide Rate in Three Decades
If you are looking for a silver lining, this report on spiking homicides in increasingly-crime-riddled Democrat Vermont does imply that at some point in the past, there were more homicides in a year than in 2022.
Data Point – World’s Household Wealth: Who Has It and Who Doesn’t?
Once again, the US has the top spot – China number two. I am betting, however, that China’s wealth is going to decrease over the next couple of years as President for Life Xi is returning China back HARD to a top-down command economy as he jettisons the free market (or “freer” – a more … Read more
NH Created a ‘Right’ for “Out-Of-State Students” It Can’t Give to Actual Residents
Record out-of-state student voter turnout on November 8th may have been the straw that broke this camel’s back. Yes, I’ve been complaining about it for years and making a decent case (I think), but it’s time to get relentless.