Pelosi-Schumer Partial Shutdown of 2019

A Lull in the Battle Over American Sovereignty

“How Pelosi won the shutdown battle.” That was one of the Politico headlines following President Trump’s announcement of an agreement reopening the government. But the article never mentioned that this is only a lull in the battle, a three-week suspension. Slate reported that Pelosi stood up to an “obstinate” president. It didn’t mention that she … Read more

The Secret to Sustainable One-World Government is …Local Control?

The UN’s Sustainable (everything) Initiatives are several of many globalist one-world-government efforts. Like Climate change, they exist to redistribute wealth (and power) created by evil capitalism while poisoning it’s well. Think Regional Planning Commissions (RPC’s) who are local but think global. They pretend the priorities are yours, but they are actually regional governors imposing global ruling class … Read more

MAGA Hat As Free Speech

The Covington Kids Edition of Free Speech and Why Donald Trump is Our President

I apologize for going back to this well (and the mixed metaphors). But the Covington cow continues to provide lessons worth milking. The actual event. The professional victim named Nathan Phillips. The media misrepresentation. The Left’s over-the-top response. Liberal Hollywood’s rush to embrace. The violence, intolerance, and anger. I’m still waiting for Kathy Griffin to appear … Read more

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Scholarship Frees Potential

Free the child’s potential, and you will transform him into the world.  ~ Maria Montessori   The Education Tax Credit scholarship program puts educational opportunities within reach for low-income students across the Granite State. Over 400 students are utilizing the scholarship for the 2019-2020 school year. There are a few bills filed that aim to … Read more

Save our scholarships

Save Our Scholarships: Hearing on Repeal Bill

WHAT: Public hearing on House Bill 632, the first one that intends to repeal the Education Tax Credit scholarship program WHERE: Legislative Office Building, room 202, located at 33 N State Street, Concord. WHEN: Tuesday, February 5th, starting at 11:00am The Education Tax Credit (ETC) scholarship program is the only one in the state that … Read more

Wheel of Climate change

Reminder – The Paris Climate Accord Was Created To Constrain Free Market Capitalism

This wasn’t the first time someone associated with the IPCC or the UN Climate scam had made the admission. It’s not about the environment, it’s about altering world economies. Specifically, capitalism. Investors Business Daily quoted Christiana Figueres in 2015. She was (at the time) the executive secretary of U.N.’s Framework Convention on Climate Change. [Figueres] admitted … Read more

Education Funding? You’re all concentrating on the wrong thing (Part 6)

At the Northwood Community Center, Ian Underwood gave a presentation on educational funding that basically told the audience that we were thinking about the wrong thing. Much of the debate in NH (and elsewhere) always has money at the forefront – instead, we ought to be mindful of student achievement first and then what is … Read more

What Hope and Change Has Brought…

America from the founding The essence of our republic has been self-restraint toward fellow citizens. “My right to swing my fist ends where your nose begins…” was an Abraham Lincoln quote. We have respected each other as equals. The U.S. Constitution was our philosophical and theoretical framework. Under its words and by its laws, Americans … Read more

GrokTV – Interview with new NH GOP Chair, Steve Stepanek

Steve Stepanek was overwhelming elected (300-81) to be the NH GOP Chair by the assembled NH GOP Committee members during their annual convention (held at Pinkerton Academy in Derry, NH). Even as he was trying to leave the auditorium for a meeting (just elected – already with the meetings!), he graciously took a few moments with … Read more

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