Bioloigical male Tiffany Thomas just won another top-tier women’s cycling event. It is at least the 16th elite cycling victory Thomas has robbed from a biological woman, and does that make TiffThom feel like a superhero?
NH House Republicans Have a Splendid Vehicle to Maintain Discipline – They Just Won’t Use It
Again, some unsolicited advice that I wrote on Nov. 12, 2016: “If the NH Republican Party wants to win, and win Consistently, act like you believe in the Platform. Speak like you do and at each and every turn. ”
Parents in NH Now Opting Out of SEL in Their Schools (Data Mining their Children’s Mental Health)
Now that we know that some New Hampshire schools are sharing mental health data on students with outside organizations like Keene State BHII, parents are beginning to remove their children from SEL. (Social and Emotional Learning) SEL is in Tier 1 of the Multi-Tiered System of Support.
Hypocrisy Exposed… Dilemma for Whom?
WOW, just WOW. That is my initial response to Karen Testerman’s article (hit piece) titled “Dilemma for Whom?” This article makes me immensely sad, and the fact it was written in the first place is absolutely mind-blowing to a group of patriots (me being a huge one) who supported her.
The Term ‘Liberal Historian’ is an Oxymoron and This One is a Moron.
An oxymoron could be a toothless hillbilly high on painkillers. For our purposes today, we will cling to the standard dictionary definition: one or two words in which seemingly contradictory terms appear side by side.
So Voters, What Did We Learn From Last Week’s House Vote on Term Limits for Congress (HCR4)?
On Thursday, March 16th, the New Hampshire House of Representatives voted on HCR4, an Article V convention application limited to proposing an amendment to the U.S. Constitution to limit the number of terms that members of the U.S. House and Senate can serve—Term Limits for Congress.
Are Today’s Greenies Too Young to Save the Whales
I am old enough to remember when the environmental tree-huggers of the 70s were all about saving the whales. Save the Whales was founded in 1977 but celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2020. Math was not the strong suit of the early climate watchers and saviors of Mother Earth. These folks are at a fork … Read more
Like a Boomerang, The Exasperation Keeps Coming Back – Federal Govt Debt Ceiling Games
This is a freakingly great concept! If you can’t spend for everything, try PRIORITIZING the spending.
Dan Wolf, Mike Bordes, Travis O’Hara & Mark Proulx – Karl Marx Would Be Pleased With Your Vote
By voting for HB 10 you have not only betrayed the Republican Party, you have betrayed a basic tenet of Americanism. By joining with the Democrats to defeat the Parent Bill of Rights bill, you have joined with the Marxist who seek to destroy everything decent about our nation.
An Epidemic of Gender Dysphoria
During her confirmation hearing last year, Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson was asked to provide the definition of “woman.” It was a reasonable request, given the mountain of LGBTQ lawsuits working their way through our courts. But Judge Jackson seemed confused by the request, and argued that she’s “not a biologist.” Her response might … Read more
Mistakes Were NOT Made – An Anthem for Justice
I found this interesting enough to share, obviously. It’s called An Anthem for Justice. It is a way to frame the “calculated intentionality underlying the COVID tyranny.”
“Drag Shows Stereotype Women in Cartoon-like Extremes for the Amusement of Others”
If you are an adult and into drag shows (being in them or watching them), that’s your business. I don’t care. But I oppose subjecting children to these degrading sexualized clown shows. And the President of Texas A&M finds them demeaning to women.
The Public School Library Card Catalog Project is Back – This Time, Hinsdale School District / SAU 92
Things have happened since the last demand for a school district’s card catalog – all local. That Gunstock thing. The primary and general elections. And now we’ve got the Belknap Delegation Budget screwup. But it is time to get back to that card catalog.
Tale of Two Cities, Policies Matter
I have to be upfront that I heard about this comparison from Kevin O’Leary, the Chairman of O’Leary Ventures. He drew the differences over the last twenty-five years of Moorhead, Minnesota, and Fargo, North Dakota.
Call Them What They Are: Welfare Schools
Anyone who knows me has heard me quote Confucius: The first step towards wisdom is to call things by their right names. What we call things determines how we think about them and how we act toward them. This is why it’s time for us to stop using the term public school and replace it with … Read more
So Kids, What Did We Learn From This Week’s House Session (03/23/23)?
We learned that it was a very disappointing day for House Republicans and we lost many good bills either to Inexpedient To Legislate (ITL) or to the Table, and had some really bad bills move onto the Senate. House Democrats had many wins. Again, numbers matter.
100 Items You Need, That DISAPPEAR FIRST During War
Care of the Hal Turner Radio Show, we’ve got their list of 100 things that disappear first during war. In other words, items you may want on hand just in case the SHTF.
Dilemma for Whom?
Will the new chair of the NH GOP, Chris Ager, change course? Or will the same old same old continue where hairs are split, and business as usual continues?
California Doesn’t Want You to ‘Taste The Rainbow’?
Skittles® were always “gay,” so there’s no excuse for a bigoted California lawmaker’s proposed legislation that could ban them from the state.
What Can a Private Militia Do? Not Much in New Hampshire!
This article was prompted by Stephen Peterson’s March 16, 2023 article at GraniteGrok.com, entitled “New Hampshire Constitutional Militia.” Peterson referred to the essay by Edwin Vieira, which is reprinted in the book by Daniel McGonigle.