Trust a Democrat

The vote Tuesday the Senate of the United States rejected the non-binding Green New Deal resolution. The vote was 57 -0. Wait, aren’t there 100 senators? Why yes, yes there are. Do you suppose the other 43 were sick on Tuesday? Why no, no they weren’t. As it turns our 43 courageous senators, including all … Read more

Justice Denied

Have you been following the machinations of the Justice System in Chicago? Tuesday the charges were dropped against Jussie Smollett. Prosecutors say to not take that to mean he’s innocent. On what planet does that make sense? If Smollett is guilty prosecute him. If he is not, exonerate the man and let him go. It … Read more

Less Money & More Educational Responsiveness

What ETC does do The Education Tax Credit saves local school districts money. The program does that while giving lower-income students a chance to find the educational program that best fits their needs. It is an inexpensive and cost-effective way to invest in educational opportunities for lower-income children whose families believe they are not best … Read more

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JCN calls BS on AOC

“If you repeat a lie often enough, it becomes truth.”  While it’s unclear who originally said this (it is sometimes attributed to Lenin, sometimes to Goebbels); the unfortunate fact is that we’re seeing it in action on a daily basis.  The left has become extraordinarily comfortable with outright fabrication, even after it has been proven … Read more

Democracy or constitutional republic?

The electoral college is in the news again.  Some presidential candidates are calling for the Constitution to be amended to get rid of it.  A growing number of states are taking steps to require the distribution of their electoral votes be determined by the national popular vote, which would amount to the same thing.

I just mention it because conversations about this topic frequently lead to someone proclaiming that we have a constitutional republic, and not a democracy, as if that’s a meaningful distinction.

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My Gender Bender Bathroom Reboot of the Beatles ‘Let it Be’

I confess that I am struck (at times) by the strangest sorts of inspiration. Take this little tangent for example. The song Let it Be is playing in the background. I’m listening to the words for the umpteen-millionth time and without invitation, the Left’s gender confusion bathroom obsession leaps to the front of my consciousness.

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Breaking News – anti-gun bills HB 696 and HB 564

HB564 – relative to possession of firearms in safe school zones.  Vote was 12-8 for Ought to Pass.  Democrats deciding again to kill the Second Amendment by the death of a thousand Legislative cuts. HB696 – establishing a protective order for vulnerable adults.  Vote was 12-8 for Ought to Pass.  Democrats deciding again to kill the Second … Read more

Reflection and Choice Vs. Accident and Force

What is the question? One of the most famous passages in the Federalist Papers is found on page one of the first essay, Federalist number 1. It is written by Alexander Hamilton and it goes, “It has been frequently remarked, that it seems to have been reserved to the people of this country to decide, … Read more

HB564 – Firearm restrictions in “safe” school zones. My testimony

Yesterday the NH House’s Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee held a hearing on HB564 – a bill dealing with firearms in “safe” school zones in which the same Democrat politicians that believe that merely putting up a new law and a sign will actually make schools and children safer. Yes, attaching the word “safe” … Read more

Mueller Plus Nadler Equals Zero

BS by any other name smells just the same The charge that the Trump campaign colluded with the Russian government to defeat Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election was a lie. The president’s description of it as a “witch hunt” was accurate. Despite the fact the Mueller Special Counsel Report found no actionable evidence; … Read more

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