Ways to win over people to your side:

1. Ignite the American flag
2. Wave the Mexican flag
3. Brawl with the opposition
4. Throw eggs and bottles at women
5. All of the above

Looks like a bunch of lefty anti-trump filth went with “5. All of the above”. Here’s an example of a woman trying to attend a Trump rally in San Jose, California yesterday getting yelled at and pelted with eggs and bottles.  Obviously, given the filth attending the event it goes without saying, but I must comply with Grok rules and provide a warning: there is crude and vulgar language on the videos linked to on this page.

Protests have moved out onto San Carlos st pic.twitter.com/0JmUTmZP9c

— john r stanton (@dcbigjohn) June 3, 2016

Isn’t multiculturalism grand? 

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Charles C.W. Cooke would like to know. “What law — specifically — would have prevented yesterday’s shooting?”

(NRO) I ask because, absent the total ban on firearms that gun-control advocates insist that they don’t covet, it is not at all obvious which rules would have stopped the perpetrator from carrying out his plan. According to the Los Angeles Police Department, the shooter bought a 9 mm handgun legally in Minnesota, passing a background check in the process; then, gun in hand, he killed a woman in that state; and, finally, he drove with his guns to California, where he killed both his professor and himself.

In the process, he both obeyed and broke a number of existing laws.

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While New Hampshire abortion providers are deciding whether to put our state’s currently-unenforced anti-First-Amendment “buffer zone” law  to work, they might want to keep an eye on the Bruni case out of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. A challenge by peaceful pro-lifers to that city’s buffer zone law had been tossed by a federal district court – but on June 1, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals ordered the lawsuit reinstated. The McCullen U.S. Supreme Court decision striking down a Massachusetts buffer zone law figured into the Third Circuit’s order: “We reverse so that the Plaintiffs’ claims may be aired and assessed by the standard that McCullen now requires.”

“The government cannot muzzle speech just because pro-abortion politicians and special interests demand it,” said Matt Bowman of Alliance Defending Freedom, attorney for the Bruni plaintiffs.

Here in the Granite State, a buffer zone challenge (Reddy v. Foster) was dismissed recently because no abortion facility has yet posted a zone. Perhaps abortion facility operators know perfectly well about the standard required by McCullen, and they want to avoid the embarrassment of seeing it applied here. 

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This is just a piece but it gives you the flavor of what the next five months will be like, and I’m just not talking about Trump “running” for President. I refer to the beating the press is going to get before the eyes of an American public that has a truly inadequate sense of just how corrupt and biased major media is in America.

Trump, like him or not, is exposing their rampant hypocrisy. A state that has existed for decades that many will have missed or ignored because most, if not all, Republicans, lack the stones to take them on face-to-face, day-in, and day-out. But thanks to The Donald, the institutional imbalance will become a daily item on the media menu because as much as he exposes them they can’t stop covering him.

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(LifeSiteNews) – The African-American woman who leads a state chapter of the ACLU has resigned, citing her own daughters’ “frightened” reaction to biological males using the women’s restroom.

The organization’s increasing focus on legislating the transgender lobby’s concerns pushed Maya Dillard Smith, interim director of the Georgia chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, to tender her resignation.

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This is the official press release announcing Steve Kenda’s candidacy for the District 24 State Senate Seat being vacated by the retiring Nancy Stiles. Dan Innis and NHGOP Area Vice Chair Ray Tweedie of Rye are also running in the Republican Primary for Dist 24.

Press inquiries:
Stacie Ohsberg 401.212.6345
Stacie@Kenda4Senate.com

 Steve Kenda for NH Senate

Seacoast Businessman to Join the Race for District 24

NORTH HAMPTON, NH, June 2, 2016 ­­ New Hampshire conservative and entrepreneur Steve Kenda announced today that he will run for the state senate seat being vacated by retiring Senator Nancy Stiles.

“The last two years have reaffirmed for me, and for my supporters on the Seacoast, that we need conservative leadership in Concord next year.” said Kenda. “We must put New Hampshire back at the forefront of economic recovery; reduce business taxes; deal with increasing energy costs; create and foster an environment where jobs and the economy flourish; and focus on leaving our kids an even better Granite State.”

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Guess what blatant reactionary wrote the following words: “It seems plausible to wonder if government can build a nation abroad, fight social decay, run schools, mandate the design of cars, run health insurance exchanges, or set proper sexual harassment policies on college campuses, if it can’t even fix a 232-foot bridge competently.”

Stumped? The answer is Lawrence Summers, secretary of the Treasury in the Clinton administration, presidential senior economic adviser in the Obama administration and, in between, president of Harvard, writing in the Washington Post. For more on the fiasco of the rebuilding of the Larz Anderson Bridge, between Cambridge and Boston’s Allston neighborhood, see another opinion article by Summers in the Boston Globe.

As it happens, I wrote a column myself back in 2010 on how long it was taking to fix the Humpback Bridge,

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What makes this particular act of tyranny that much more loathsome is ObamaCare. The patient/doctor/insurer/coverage relationship was seized under ObamaCare, whether you believed it or not, by getting the Feds involved with the costs and the insurance. The state seized the ability to tell anyone, almost anywhere in the healthcare Industry, what to do. Expanding Medicaid expanded that reach too. And now, the Tyrant in Chief (be they Obama or someone else) can hold you, your procedure, your doctor, and your hospital hostage.

The State seized the ability to tell anyone, almost anywhere in the healthcare Industry, what to do. Expanding Medicaid expanded that reach (dumbass NH Legislature). And now, the Tyrant in Chief (be they Obama or someone else), could hold your body, your procedure, your doctor, your insurer, or your hospital hostage.

WASHINGTON, D.C., May 18, 2016 (LifeSiteNews) – The same day last week the Obama Administration threatened the nation’s public schools with the loss of federal funding lest they comply with its rendering of gender theory, the White House dropped an even worse threat on healthcare institutions accepting government dollars.

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