How are the Covington boys any different than Rosa Parks?

They were innocent victims who stood silent and strong against threats and bullying. The so-called activists shouting at these teenagers are professional provocateurs with decades of experience – and for some reason – drums, pounding them inches from the boys’ faces. They were after photo ops. Look at some of the hours and hours of … Read more

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It Will Take More Than Money to Fix What Ails The NH GOP

So congratulations to Steve Stepanek on his election as Chairman of the New Hampshire GOP: I don’t disagree that the New Hampshire Republican Party has a money problem. More specifically, that it cannot raise any. But money is not going to be enough to right this sinking ship. This: By patient safety zones, Planned Parenthood … Read more

John Burt at NHGOP State Party Meeting

A Quick Stroll Through the NHGOP…

We had our share of technical challenges today. So, streaming the NHGOP Republican State Committee Meeting did not happen. Instead, we did some “live” blogging and Facebook updates. We reported the winners of the elections the moment they were announced. And Skip recorded some interviews and captured the speechifying of the new party leadership. Those … Read more

Monique TooSoon Drag Queen Nashua Library

A Report From “Drag Queen Teen Time” at the Nashua Public Library

by Stephen Scaer NASHUA – “There’s no limit. Anyone can be a drag queen,” Robert Champion, in his persona of Monique Toosoon, told an overflow audience of 130, including toddlers and teenagers, who packed the city library this evening to hear his Drag Queen Teen Time presentation Saturday. “It’s been very entertaining for me,” he … Read more

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Government Shutdown Theater: Intermission

The Government Shutdown is in remission. Or, as I prefer to say, it’s an intermission. A deal has been struck (important words) to put Federal employees back to work. Some people, like Ann Coulter, are pissed off. Trump caved. The left won. It’s over.

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Another choice for School Choice – ‘Town Tuitioning

January 20-26 is National School Choice Week.  That makes it a great time to learn more about opportunities for school choice here in New Hampshire.  And one of those opportunities is something called ‘town tuitioning’, which is relatively unknown for something that’s been going on for more than a century. Some interesting facts about town … Read more

The dumbest argument in politics?

Now that a ‘red flag’ law (more precisely a ‘suspension of due process for gun owners’  law, although that would telegraph its intent too clearly) is being considered, it means we’re going to hear the following specious argument raised in its defense:  ‘Rights are not unlimited. For example, you can’t yell fire in a crowded theater.’

It’s amazing to me that an argument this dumb has managed to stay around for as long as it has.  Why?  Because it’s so easily refuted.

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What Makes a Good NHGOP Chairman?

I was sitting with Secretary of State William Gardner yesterday discussing the 2018 election. He is very concerned with manner in which the Democrats fought this last election. They created Political Action Committees (PAC) upon PACs, designed to obscure the source of the money, most of which was from out of State. They began their … Read more

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