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And that’s why today, I’m launching an exploratory committee for President in 2020… Yep, that old white rich harpie that used the fact that *I* have more American Indian blood in me than she, that rode that Diversity train all the way to being a 1%ter for teaching a single law class at Havahd for … Read more
I decided to review the comments that Steve alluded to on the “not a word but just a socially awkward boffin and a topless SJW” 2014 Top post because, well, because I can – it amused me. And this popped up: Which didn’t amuse me at all because of what it has become. No, Joe … Read more
Democrats project their hatred on the Right while claiming the banner of civility. Anyone paying any attention knows this. But that’s no excuse not to remind you. And Kimberly Morin rose to the occasion after a 66-year old Democrat shot up some Republican at a team practice. Clearly, New Hampshire Democrats had nothing to do with … Read more
As we continue this tale for all Budget Committees in NH, my “technical correction” to RSA 32 has gone from idea to LSR into the format as a bill: Section 1 Header 2019 SESSION 19-0573.0 06/05 HOUSE BILL [bill number] AN ACT relative to municipal and district budget … Read more
Hey, what do you think “Dependency on Government” really is? (H/T: Powerline)
Organizers of a Women’s March slated to take place in northern California next month have canceled the event. In announcing cancellation they expressed fear the participants would be “overwhelmingly white.” Why would they announce cancellation of an event for fear of having too much white participation? Wouldn’t the expectation normally be cancellation for lack of … Read more
At the beginning of the 2016 race for the White House, the GOP already had a long list of choices. And while Democrats were mostly running old white elites, the GOP had young, dynamic candidates “of color.” Cruz, Rubio, Carson. But a Latino winning a presidential primary (or caucus) didn’t break any glass anythings if they … Read more
OK, a bit of clickbait there but that is the sentiment of Lloyd over at Treehugger (the Land of the Eco-Socialist Warriors). I continue to go over to represent Free Markets and the Liberty of Choices but this one was a hard nut to crack. The background is that Lloyd just plain hates all cars … Read more
Locke’s second Chapter is on the concept state of nature. Locke then states that having defined political power, one must understand the it from the original from which it is derived. That is the ideal state of nature. Locke’s ideal state of nature is important because it is his baseline, that reference point against which … Read more
This post from 2014 was a picture with no commentary. Nothing. Not one word. But it fired up enough people to become, at the time, the second most commented post in Grok history. Given the absence of words, I have to share the exposition added to the link for the 2014 Top Twenty to explain. On … Read more
Once again short is sweet. In this post from 2013, Mike reports on some unhappiness at the NHGOP annual meeting. Diane Bitter, running for NHGOP Secretary, was verbally accosted by Rep. Sharleene Hurst. Mike reports that the bystanders intervened. But late, when no one was looking, Sharleen reported scribbled some unkind words on Diane’s sign up board. Upon … Read more
Sometimes all you need is the right picture or video and boom. Traffic goes crazy. During Maggie Hassan’s campaign for governor, there were scandals aplenty. Illegal campaign donations. Sex Scandals at PhillipSexeter Academy. Thinking its funny to beat Republican opponents with a bat. But our post of a Republican Governors Association Ad attacking Democrat Maggie Hassan on not having … Read more
In 2015 the most commented on post was an article titled “NH Democrats Put a Price-tag on Rape.” The point of the article was that at least one prominent Leftist’s opposition to a woman’s constitutional right to self-defense hinged on revenue generated from pistol revolver licenses. 2015 Top Post: NH Democrats Put a Price-tag on Rape If … Read more
Mr. Speaker… Let’s imagine that, at some point in the future, some other party has a majority in the House. And that party, having seen the Democratic party claim — as it does today — that there are no limits to what can be controlled via the House Rules, decides to push through some rules like:
• No women are allowed in the House Chamber.
Wind power is expensive, unreliable, decimates local wildlife populations, and requires additional fossil fuel generation for backup. Despite its many shortcomings, green warriors love it, but will they love this? An analysis of almost 3,000 onshore wind turbines warns that wind turbines will only generate electricity effectively for 12 to 15 years.
When our nation was founded, we the people allowed the government, all forms of government combined; municipal, county, state and federal, to control about 10 percent of all of the goods and services produced in the American economy, our economy. That status remained true, more or less, for about 150 years. During that period America … Read more
Irish Democracy: “we have a weapon more powerful… than any in the whole arsenal of the British Empire! That weapon… is our refusal! … There is one weapon that the British cannot take away from us: we can ignore them.” CT, NY, IL, CA – it seems that Constitutionally oriented citizens are all starting to … Read more
One of the most popular toys for Christmas 1978 was Hungry Hungry Hippos. In 1978 it sold for $8.99 – which is $33.47 in 2018 dollars (using the CPI) or $27.04 in 2018 dollars (using the GDP deflator). Today Hungry Hungry Hippos is available at Walmart for $13.99 – roughly half the real price of 40 years ago. And I’m pretty … Read more
This regarding what was described as a “suspicious package” found at the headquarters of the New Hampshire Democrats a few weeks ago: I agree with everything except the wishful thinking that Ray Buckley Democrats are “friends” of the GOP. The Ray Buckley Democrats have called themselves “the resistance” since the 2016 election, which means they … Read more
GREAT MOMENTS IN HOLLOW GESTURES: State Senator who authored California’s ‘sanctuary state’ bill sends condolences to family of slain officer. It would have been better if California sent word that he was going to repeal that law that took the life of that policeman by the illegal alien and criminal gang member. (H/T: Instapundit, Chicago reference … Read more