My name is Dawn Johnson, and I am running for reelection to continue being Laconia’s voice in Concord. It has been an honor to represent you these past two years, and I promise to continue delivering results for our city.
The Elimination of Top-Down Rule
Throughout history, since the inception of civilization itself, the masses have been ruled by the powerful, which, if honestly defined, are the most vicious. All ruling classes have established their rule through wanton savagery. If you don’t submit, you will be killed or incarcerated. Hence, we have our very own DC Gitmo.
Random Change is Useless
I always cringed at campaigns that claimed: “Vote for Joe, It’s Time For Change.” What does that mean? What are we changing and why? What will the change look like, and will society be better off?
The FBI (Deliberately?) Undercounts Active Shooter Events Stopped or Prevented by Armed Civilians
The Federal Bureau of Insurrection (FBI) likes to keep statistics. They were never complete or trustworthy, but the last few years have demonstrated that the agency is partisan and prone to misleading the public. This is no less true regarding the benefits of armed, law-abiding citizens.
Belknap County Republican Committee: In the Case of Gregg Hough vs GraniteGrok
Well, I think is the end of this particular running saga – but politics is not rational. To recap, soon-to-be former Rep. Gregg Hough is trying is employ what Gunstock Area Commissioner Doug Lambert (of DGF Industrial) used on fellow Republicans and Gunstock Area Commissioners Peter Ness and Dr. David Strang.
Hassan And Pappas Did That … Mortgage Rates Hit 20-Year High
You may not be able to afford a home, or afford a better home, but Maggie Hassan and Chris Pappas won’t let that distract from what’s important … TO THEM AND THEIR LEFTIST ILK … ABORTION up to (and perhaps after) the instant of birth and GROOMING:
Wettest September in NH in Over Ten Years and No one Says A Word About It (Until now).
Drought, drought, drought. We heard it all summer. Even when it rained. “Experts,” say it won’t be enough to alleviate the drought. But here we are, nine months out of twelve, and guess what?
The Importance of Employee Insights
Far too often, company policies are crafted at the top and handed down from the top, with no consideration of the people who will be required to work for them. Meanwhile, who is in a better position to tell you what will work and why, than the people doing the job?
Genderbred Person Pops up In Local NH Middle School – Time to Check Yours?
It’s beginning to look a lot like the transgender agenda “genderbread” person is a more common part of Middle School life than just the school in Rhode Island I wrote about yesterday.
RSA 91A Right To Know: Information on SoulFest
From: Norman J Silber Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2022, 5:44 PM To: tday@gunstock.com Subject: RSA 91-A demand/request To Tom Day- President & General Manager of the Gunstock Recreation Area: Pursuant to the provisions of New Hampshire Revised Statutes Annotated Chapter 91-A, I hereby demand that you furnish me with the following documents within the time … Read more
Friday Morning Funny – Speeding is the Answer to Traffic Problems.
It’s been a while since I did a ‘Wake up and Laugh’ because I wasn’t finding anything that amused me enough to share. Guess what?
So the Gilford Shaw’s Decided to Dump the Weir’s Times Because of Space Limitations? I Went and Checked.
Yesterday I posted up the video of the BCRC Keynote Speaker, Brendan Smith of the Weirs Times. He talked about how Bob Lawton had founded this free weekly newspaper, its growth, and how it was distributed across NH. He did bring up that even they have run into Cancel Culture where a couple of people … Read more
BCRC October Meeting: Keynote Speaker: Brendan Smith, Editor of the Weirs Times
Last night was a rather contentious meeting of the Belknap County Republican Party – most because of two agitators (see, I can play the “unnamed” blame game, too). But the details of that will be coming later.
Meaningful Questions to Ask Candidates
Every election cycle, candidates make promises to their constituents – but many times those promises are rarely fulfilled. To make matters worse, once in office, politicians have a 90+% chance for re-election – which is why the swamp never gets drained.
Moderna Has a New mRNA Vaxx (To Help with the Heart Problems Created by Their Last mRNA Vaxx?)
Moderna’s COVID-19 vaxx has been linked to a significant rise in heart-related issues among (mostly) young, healthy men. Incidents of heart problems are up over 80% in men 18-39 years of age. And all-cause mortality in the 18-49 age group is off the charts.
Press Release: Keith Murphy for State Senate 10/20/2022 Fundraiser
Four-term former State Representative Keith Murphy is the Republican nominee for State Senate District 16.
Gingerbread Man Goes From ‘Genderless Figure’ to “Genderbread” Transgender-Sex-Education Aid
It’s been eight (short?) years since we shared a story about a #woke deli in Melbourne (Australia) – before #woke was even a thing – that sold gingerbread men but called them genderless Figures. Circa 2022, we have a public school using Genderbread people to teach the transgender agenda.
This Just Might Be Hassan’s Biggest LIE Yet
On Wednesday, the Nashua Chamber of Commerce held a “forum” for the Senate candidates. It was supposed to be a debate … but Hassan refused to participate unless the format was changed.
Big Brother Joe Biden Just Erased Your Digital Privacy Protections With One Sweep of His Pen
If you search Biden Presidential Policy Directive 28, the results tell you it secures data and privacy of signals intelligence data. What it actually does is allow the Feds to invade your digital privacy, indiscriminately spy on everyone, and hide it from you in the name of national security.
SEL/ Psychology in the Classroom: Public School’s Denial and a Violation of Federal Law?
SAU 50/Greenland is using Kimochis therapy in the classroom. However, the Superintendent is in denial that this SEL program is not providing group mental health therapy in the classroom. This kind of denial is not the first I’ve encountered by administrators in New Hampshire.