divorce

Divorce Agreement Proposal

by John J., Law Student: 

Dear American liberals, leftists, social progressives, socialists, Marxists, and Obama supporters, et al:

We have stuck together since the late 1950s for the sake of the kids, but the whole of this latest election process has made me realize that I want a divorce.

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Let Fish and Game do their job

There is a bill in committee (HB 442) that aims to prohibit Coyote hunting in New Hampshire between April and August each year.  The reasoning is that it coincides with pup-rearing, and pups reared without parents can become problematic creatures. First, let it be stated that Coyote is an invasive species, meaning they are not … Read more

SDGANH: “Preparing for the Future of Schooling” – NH Commissioner of Education Frank Edelblut (Part 1)

In this seminar, presented by the School District Governance Association of NH (“SDGANH”), the topic of  what will schools and education look like in the future was discussed  and what school board members need to know NOW about the changes (technological, demographic, economic, and political) that they will be facing and ways to view potential … Read more

SCOTUS: Today and Tomorrow by Norm Silber – Part 3

This past Thursday night, Norm Silber gave a talk on “SCOTUS: Today and Tomorrow”; a wide ranging discussion on the US Constitution. overview of our jurisprudence system, the hierarchy of the varying levels in our court system, the case flows within the system, the make up of the court, and upcoming issues that the Court … Read more

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Donald J. Trump: Presidential Proclamation on National African American History Month, 2019

The White House In the year 1619, a Dutch trading ship sailed into the Chesapeake Bay and dropped anchor at Point Comfort, Virginia.  The vessel’s arrival marked the beginning of the unscrupulous slave trade in the American colonies.  It was from this immoral origin—and through inhuman conditions, discrimination, and prolonged hardship—that emerged the vibrant culture, … Read more

Matt House

Want to Play ‘House?’

Another creep leaves Sen. Democrat Chucky Schumer’s inside circle. This time, Matt House, a communications staffer. Who happens to have New Hampshire Connections. So, what do you suppose Matt House is accused of doing? If you guessed pressing himself on young staffers that isn’t fair. Most aids of top Democrats who suddenly leave their coveted … Read more

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Here Come the Bigots

Nicole Klein Knight is a State Representative for Manchester’s Ward Four. As you might glean from this tweet, she is a Democrat: Nicole sees people not as individuals, but members of groups. If you are old; if you are white; if you are a man … you have no worth as a human being. That … Read more

burning money

Money can’t buy love. Or education.

Our representatives in Concord are currently discussing how much money school districts require, where that money should come from, and how it should be collected.

But three simple graphs are sufficient to demonstrate decisively that money is not the issue.

The first graph shows that since 1970, tripling school spending (in inflation-adjusted dollars) has had no effect on student achievement:

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I’m Not Sure If I Believe Governor “Coonman”

Opposition researchers finally found Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s racist college photos – but they belong to the Governor of Virginia. What a strange world we live in. I watched some of the press conference during a break from splitting wood and quickly went back to splitting wood. I didn’t hear anyone in the assembled … Read more

SCOTUS: Today and Tomorrow by Norm Silber – Part 2

This past Thursday night, Norm Silber gave a talk on “SCOTUS: Today and Tomorrow”; a wide ranging discussion on the US Constitution. overview of our jurisprudence system, the hierarchy of the varying levels in our court system, the case flows within the system, the make up of the court, and upcoming issues that the Court … Read more

Virginia Governor Ralph Northam’s Horrible Awful Week (Infanticide, Blackface, Klan Edition)

We ended last week with news of Andrew Cuomo’s One World Trade Center Woody in celebration of New York’s embrace of infanticide. A few days later I added some thoughts about clinics closing if they couldn’t perform abortions. In the midst of that news broke about a bill in Virginia that would allow abortion when a woman is dilating.  That’s, giving birth. When asked for his thoughts the Governor of Virginia probably ended his political career.

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Budgets

Tales from the BudComm – the LSR is now a Bill!

For someone that has written about the legislative process for years, it is a much different viewpoint when you involve yourself directly in the sausage factory.  No, I haven’t become a “factory worker” (a legislator) but a constituent that saw a flaw in the State Statutes (or “RSAs”) and decided “why NOT me” in proposing … Read more

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