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And Yet Another Reason NOT To Vote For Nikki Haley

October 26, 2023 Ed Mosca

It’s not like we needed another reason NOT to vote for Nikki Haley. Shrieking “finish them” (who knew Miss Nikki was into Mortal Kombat) as advice to Israel and announcing that she is going to turn the Department of Defense into the Department of Offense were sufficient to conclude that she is a lightweight who … Read more

Pints & Policy – AFP Takes a Whack at The Housing Crisis in New Hampshire

October 26, 2023 Steve MacDonald

Two days ago, my lovely bride and I took a short drive to hang out with a packed backroom at Murphy’s in Manchester. Americans for Prosperity NH was hosting a Pints and Policy event, and the subject was housing and New Hampshire’s “Housing Crisis.”

War, Oil, Inflation, And Global Economy

October 26, 2023 Ray Cardello

War is no longer a battle between two foes while the world watches for the outcome, especially when the struggle involves countries in the Middle East. With Joe Biden putting the American petroleum industry in chains, the Middle East has regained prominence as the region supplying the majority of oil to much of the world.

Apple TV Cancels Jon Stewart’s Show Over Creative Differences (Cough Cough)

October 26, 2023October 26, 2023 Steve MacDonald

One of the tried and true euphemisms of politics is when someone in elected or appointed office steps aside to spend more time with family. It likely means they are in trouble and need to step out of the spotlight before it finds a microphone and ruins them.

Is the New iPhone Worth Your Money?

October 26, 2023October 26, 2023 Guest Contributor

The new iPhone just dropped just a few weeks ago, and it is already trending for multiple reasons. From the view, reviews, and features list, you will find so many contradictory opinions on the new iPhone. While most people will tell you, it is the most sophisticated gadget on the market right now, others will … Read more

WE HAVE A SPEAKER: Rep. Mike Johnson of Louisiana

October 26, 2023 Amil Imani

Representative Mike Johnson of Louisiana, a staunch conservative figure in American politics, was elected as the 56th Speaker of the House on October 25, 2023, following the ouster of Kevin McCarthy from the speakership.

mRNA Vaccines’ Leni Riefenstahl Gets COVID Again – Has to Cancel Shows

October 26, 2023 Steve MacDonald

Stephen Colbert is popular with COVID. COVID loves him. He’s had it at least three times, the most recent of which has cost him another week on the air—no shows while he recovers, which makes me wonder. Perhaps COVID loves Colbert becasue it hates his program, and it is doing us a solid.

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Israel In The Bullseye, Conflict Circle To Grow

October 26, 2023 Ray Cardello

Israel has been the epicenter of the conflict between her and Hamas since October 7. Hamas started this battle with an insurgence through the usual steadfast boundary around Israel, and these animals butchered, burned, killed, and abducted anyone in their path.

Growing Your Own Herbal Tea Garden: A Flavorful Journey

October 26, 2023October 26, 2023 Guest Contributor

There’s something magical about sipping a cup of herbal tea brewed from fresh, homegrown herbs. Not only do you get to enjoy a cup of delicious and aromatic tea, but you also reap the therapeutic benefits of these herbs. With our partner MyGlobalFlowers, you can brighten a friend’s day by sending a thoughtful gift.

The UFC Reminds Americans Why They Bailed on Bud Light

October 25, 2023 Steve MacDonald

Bud Light took a pounding all summer long after picking a man to represent women. But things had quieted down. People who’d dropped the brand had moved on, and everything appeared settled. Except it’s not.

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Fighting the Surveillance State Begins with the Individual

October 25, 2023 Op-Ed

It’s a well-known fact at this point that in the United States and most of the so-called free countries that there is a robust surveillance state in place, collecting data on the entire populace.

Republicans Support Open Borders Just As Much As Democrats … Stop Pretending It’s Rs vs Ds

October 25, 2023 Ed Mosca

This is in response to a post titled Our Open Border Gives Us Terrorists And Fentanyl, Not A Problem For Dems. It’s also not a problem for the majority of Republicans serving in Congress. Flashback to 2017 … Republicans in total control of the federal government. But the Republican Congress refuses to fund Trump’s wall. Why? Because … Read more

Norway: There’s No Conclusive Evidence that CO2 is Driving Temperature Change

October 25, 2023October 25, 2023 Steve MacDonald

The Climate Cult is more than willing to change whatever it must to keep its confidence scam alive. That’s what they mean when they say climate change. They don’t mean temperature; they mean the Climate data and the Climate narrative.

Synthetic Chicken Will Never Fly

October 25, 2023 John Klar

Recent revelations at a premier lab-grown meat startup suggest techno-mystical visions of cheap, plentiful, vat-cultured meats are a fantastical pipe dream. Venture capitalists and a climate-anxious public have been lured into believing synthetic animal meat substitutes will solve environmental problems while liberating farm animals.

Breaking: Mike Johnson Elected Speaker of the US House

October 25, 2023 Steve MacDonald

It started to feel like the political class was going to do anything to drag this out until the spending resolution that cost McCarthy his gavel became a Republican problem. No Speaker. No control. Disorganized. Country in danger. Blah Blah Blah.

Can Electricity Providers Promise 100 Percent Green Energy? Probably Not.

October 25, 2023 Op-Ed

We expect the lights to come on when we flip a switch, unconcerned with how the electricity is produced or how it reaches our homes. We are aware of telephone poles, wires overhead, and transmission towers, solar panels, and windmills across the countryside. But as long as we pay our electric bills, we trust electric utilities to provide our power somehow.

Oregon Can’t Teach Kids to Read – Solution: Skip the Proficiency Requirement to Graduate

October 25, 2023 Steve MacDonald

Liberal states and cities with education monopolies have failed kids for decades, but more recently, the problem of illiteracy has gotten more attention than they’d like. Kids can’t read.

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Whether We Like It or Not, We Are Indeed in a War of Survival

October 25, 2023 Amil Imani

Conflicts within the Republican party with internal divisions and power struggles have hindered their ability to present a united front, weakening them when facing their Democrat counterparts. Thus, this source of distraction has rendered them less effective in providing a compelling alternative to Democrat policies and initiatives.

John Kerry on How Feeding People is Destroying the Planet

October 25, 2023 Steve MacDonald

I can almost see John Kerry, bent in half, whispering into Biden’s ear as he snoozes behind the Resolute Desk. There’s an ice cream stain on the Commander in Chief’s Lapel, he reeks of BenGay, and there’s a bottle of Geritol spilled across his blotter as if he’d tried to overdose.

The Importance of Research When Choosing Supplements for Your Diet

October 25, 2023October 25, 2023 Guest Contributor

In an age where health and wellness are top priorities for many individuals, dietary supplements have gained immense popularity. Supplements are often seen as a way to fill nutritional gaps and support overall well-being. However, not all supplements are created equal, and it’s crucial to understand the significance of research when selecting the right supplements for your diet.