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U.S. Supreme Court Rules That We Don’t Have a Second Amendment

June 17, 2020 Ed Mosca

What the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) does NOT do can be as important as what it does. This week SCOTUS ruled … albeit by not ruling … that the Second Amendment is limited to possession of handguns in one’s home … but all other regulations are constitutional. Back in 2008, SCOTUS issued … Read more

Charlie Hall NH House Candidate Nashua Ward 7

Charlie Hall For NH State Representative – Nashua Ward 7

June 17, 2020 Op-Ed

Nashua, NH- I am pleased to announce my candidacy for NH State Representative, representing Nashua Ward 7. I have lived in Nashua for 60 plus years, and in Ward 7 for more than 40 years.

Homo Marxian Marxism Declared goals of communism

Albuquerque, New Mexico Embraces Declared Goal of Communism In America (#38)

June 17, 2020 Steve MacDonald

One of the 45 goals of communism in America is to “transfer some of the powers of arrest from the police to social agencies. Treat all behavioral problems as psychiatric disorders which no one but psychiatrists can understand [or treat].” Albuquerque, New Mexico just did that.

Act Blue Is NOT Laundering Donations for BLM to Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton.

June 17, 2020 Steve MacDonald

Before you send me the Tik Tok video (I’ve seen it) of the guy showing you how donations to Black Lives Matter end up in the pockets and big-name Democrats, like Sanders and Clinton, that’s not what is happening. It’s not.

Punishing the innocent

June 17, 2020June 17, 2020 Ian Underwood

One of our oldest and most cherished principles is that punishing innocent people is to be avoided at all costs. (Blackstone said that ‘it is better that ten guilty persons escape than that one innocent suffer’. Benjamin Franklin raised that from ten to a hundred.) And yet, in the last few months, punishing the innocent has become one of the main activities of government at all levels.

Appreciation Rally for NH Law Enforcement in Concord New Hampshire, Saturday

June 17, 2020 Steve MacDonald

We rebooted our calendar, and the first event you’ll see is this; an Appreciation rally in Concord this Saturday (June 20) at the State House in Concord, New Hampshire.

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Aunt Jemima Joins Mia the Indian Maiden on the “Unemployment Line”

February 2, 2022June 17, 2020 Steve MacDonald

Two months ago to the day, we reported on a decision by Land-O-Lakes to drop Mia, the Indian Maiden from their packaging. The iconic image was deemed culturally insensitive. Today, the New York Times reports that PepsiCo, which owns Quaker Oats, is kicking Aunt Jemima to the curb.

Quick Thought: Hmmm – GraniteGrok Gives Jean Shaheen a “Thank You”?

June 17, 2020June 17, 2020 Skip

We’re fairly harsh on our senior Senator to the US Senate and most of the time, we’re actively using the second part of one of our various mottos (“Spank’em when they’re wrong but thank’em when they’re right”) today.

Quick Thought: Er, nope!

June 17, 2020 Skip

WELL, THAT MAKES SENSE: Older, more anxious people likely to stockpile toilet paper during a pandemic.

But as wrong as this:

Ryan Terrell is Running for State Rep. In Nashua

June 17, 2020 Steve MacDonald

In the wake of a partisan hit job by the Democrats on New Hampshire’s Executive Council, Republican Ryan Terrell, appointed but not nominated the State School Board, has decided to run for the NH House of Representatives.

So, who WOULD want to continue to live in Ilhan Omer’s American Mogadishu (formerly known as Minneapolis)?

June 17, 2020 Skip

Ilhan Omar is a US Representative from the Minneapolis/St Paul area of Minnesota. Her family was accepted for refugee status after leaving Mogadishu, Somalia. With the lastest George Floyd/Black Lives Matter/Leftist Coalition, is anyone surprised at this?

Poll Question: Should Franklin Pierce University Change Its Name Because Pierce “Supported” Slavery?

June 16, 2020 Steve MacDonald

This morning we shared news about pressure applied to local universities: Franklin Pierce and UNH (the Franklin Pierce Law school). While Pierce owned no slaves, he was not anti-slavery. He believed the Constitution protected a State’s rights to slavery. For this, some want him canceled.

weather vane that has been on top of Baker Library at Dartmouth College

Another step toward making Indians invisible or irrelevant

June 16, 2020 Skip

OK, Native Americans. As I have said before, I don’t care what the Left’s politically correct / Cultural Marxism demands that I use for my speech – ain’t happening.

Democrat Ann Kuster Admits, for the Second Time, That Republican Steve Negron Could Flip Her Seat

June 16, 2020 Steve MacDonald

Last November, a fake impeachment, virus socialism, and a few riots ago, Democrat Ann Kuster – who stands by all three of those things (by the way) – admitted that Republican Steve Negron could ‘Flip Annie’s seat.’ It’s not “Annie’s” seat, but six months later, she has repeated the claim.

So, What Does the Left Have Planned After the Riots Fail to Unseat Trump?

June 16, 2020 Steve MacDonald

I’m somewhere between a half-dozen and a dozen conversations on the same theme. All of them with people who are not, to my knowledge, otherwise politically active. The subject? Democrats are behind all this crap from Russia to lockdowns to riots, so what’s next?

Notable Quote – John Hinderaker

June 16, 2020 Skip

…I don’t know about a landslide, but I too think the ground is shifting in Trump’s favor. In January, I thought he was a 99% lock for re-election on a record of peace and prosperity. Then the Wuhan virus came along, and state shutdowns devastated the economy. Next, while peace reigns abroad, left-wing rioters, looters … Read more

In Party Line Vote NH Democrats Pass Systemically Racist Minimum Wage Hike

June 16, 2020 Steve MacDonald

Progressives initially conceived of the idea of a minimum wage as a way to weed unskilled minorities out of the population. It still works. Low income, unskilled workers are always hit hardest, but even in the current climate (riots, protests, systemic racism), NH Democrats passed a mandatory minimum wage bill anyway.

And I know why many of Faith don’t care

June 16, 2020June 16, 2020 Skip

First Amendment: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.

“…$30 million dollars per person that died of covid-19…”

June 16, 2020 Skip

A little context from Facebook (emphasis mine, reformatted): I don’t want to sound insensitive but with 2 trillion more in spending covering what was never really a national threat it’s going to cost 30 million dollars per person that died of covid-19 just in federal deficit spending. Has not anyone noticed we were not really … Read more

NH Democrats Are Gunning for ‘Racist’ Franklin Pierce, But Why Not Just Go All the Way

June 17, 2020June 16, 2020 Steve MacDonald

I’m not sure what they plan to do about his statue in front of the State House, but Franklin Pierce is in danger of being canceled elsewhere in the State. “Both the UNH Franklin Pierce Law School and Franklin Pierce University are receiving pressure to rename themselves.”