Moosepocalypse

A_bull_mooseSo, I’m reading a column from the Keene Sentinel about New Hampshire’s Moose population. The premise is that if nothing changes there will be no Moose in New Hampshire by 2045.

I’m trying to keep an open mind but the narrative strains credibility.

Warmer springs and autumns create better conditions for ticks who have a detrimental effect on Moose. I believe that. And if they say there are fewer moose I believe that. But the tone hints at years of such conditions (as a result of Climate change) when that just isn’t true. And I was still ready to let that go until I read this.

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Waterloo Valley

In part II of our look at Waterville Valley and Candidate Chris Sununu, Susan Olsen provides in-depth details and reporting that could affect his showing in next week’s Republican primary. (Audio 27 m 12s) Download this segment – Full Podcast

Clueless Clinton or Criminal Clinton, Pick Your Poison

Washington Examiner

In March 2015, three weeks after the New York Times reported the existence of Clinton’s private server and the House Benghazi Committee sent a letter demanding that her records be preserved, someone on Clinton’s staff (the name seems to elude everyone) began furiously deleting emails using an anonymously downloaded program that “shreds” files so they are unrecoverable.

Equally damning is the picture that the FBI’s report paints of Clinton’s confessedly oblivious service as secretary of state. The charitable way to interpret the answers she gave the FBI in July is to say she went through her time at State without understanding the most basic aspects of her job. Her answers about securing classified information are so befuddled that they read like the moment one decides granny shouldn’t have the car keys anymore.

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Melissa Click Lands Gig in Spokane Washington

Melissa Click got the axe from Missouri University after making herself infamous, but she’s landed on her feet in the Northwest. Elisabeth Mermann-Jozwiak, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at Gonzaga, said in a written statement that Gonzaga officials knew of Click’s recent history and were confident in welcoming her to the university. … Read more

It’s always about the children – and the Left turning them into political pawns

For you see, NOTHING is out of bounds for the Left – ever. Shot: Treehugger – Educating youth is key to creating the next generation of environmentalists The challenge is preparing the youth to be active participants in addressing present and future environmental issues. A way to do that is to present environmental stewardship as fun, … Read more

Notable Quote – thank you, Social Justice Warriors

The Frankfurt School has won? “Everybody`s entitled to their own opinion. If you want to bring the gay flag to school, more power to you. You want to have your Confederate flag, you want to have the American flag, more power to you, it`s freedom of speech,” “This is supposed to be America, the land … Read more

If Sea Level is Rising, How Did Earth Gain 58,000 km2 of Land Area

Plenty of factors but in the end, coastal areas “unexpectedly increased” despite non-stop Climate Cult “sea level rise” summoning chants. (BBC) Coastal areas were also analysed, and to the scientists surprise, coastlines had gained more land – 33,700 sq km (13,000 sq miles) – than they had been lost to water (20,100 sq km or … Read more

Not The Donations You Are Looking For

Kimberly Morin and I explore how a local resort owner (who is running for governor) changed the definition of local funding to include a Virginia Non-Profit linked to money laundering for Terrorists. (10m 56s) Listen to the full podcast here Related links: Sununu’s Islamic Ties  – Sununu Akbar

Precipitation Estimate for Hermine Through Monday

It is always subject to change, but as of mid-week, this is the total precipitation forecast for Hermine through Monday night. The tight gradient means that a track farther out to sea would mean less rain, and a track closer to the coast would mean much more rain. A shift east and we get less, west and … Read more

Forrester and Van Ostern Camps Caught Up In Illegal Coordination Complaint

Rich Girard has filed a formal and detailed complaint with Attorney General Joe Foster that begins with this. I am writing to request you investigate what appears to be illegal campaign coordination per RSA 664:2 between the Save the Children Action Network (SCAN) and the gubernatorial campaigns of Republican Jeanie Forrester and Democrat Colin Van Ostern.  At … Read more

“Voting Is About Choosing Who Best Represents Us, Not Who We Think Will Win”

Ah yes, another way of what I have been saying for years:

Winning is only a precursor; it is what you do AFTERWARDS that is most important.

To wit, you win only to get something done.  Or, miserably true, to just BE someone. Winning is important but not the end all be all – the moral of both my meme and the RedState post.  It is voting for the person that in persuading me that their beliefs are mine and that I can TRUST that they will honor their pledges once assuming office. Sadly, in many cases, the voters on the Right get duped as “Winning” then turns to be the operative word – and the ONLY operative word. Caruso continues:

As one of the first people to declare that I would never vote for Donald Trump, I am constantly barraged by people telling me there are only two choices in the presidential election. One of them is Donald Trump and the other is Hillary Clinton.

When reminded the election is not a binary choice and other candidates are available, I am almost always met with, “But none of those other candidates can win! Why would you waste a vote?” It is this mindset that reveals a total of lack of understanding of why we vote in the United States.

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Notable Quote – Brandon Morse

My oppression and victimhood HAS to be bigger than your’s: If there’s one thing you can always count on when it comes to SJWs, it’s that eventually they will turn on their own. It should be remembered that the world of social justice is like an oppression Olympics, with everyone competing for the gold. At … Read more

Welcome to the Evolution – This is Not Just a Test!

We’re rebooting the show as a 60-minute podcast so welcome to the evolution. This is not just a test. Kimberly Morin and Susan Olsen join me as we explore the wondrous mystery that is Chris Sununu’s stewardship of Waterville Valley. And we take you beyond the news you’ve seen with details no one else has reported. … Read more

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