Dear Governor Sununu, I write to you today to express my support for a thorough forensic examination by the NH Attorney General’s Office in conjunction with the NH Secretary of State as called for in SB43.
Who Are the Public Masters and Who Are the Public Servants?
There is an ongoing sense that our society has been turned upside down. We, as in We the People, versus the folks that we “hire.” Hire to either represent us or hire as employees to do the tasks that we’ve decided to outsource rather than do ourselves.
The “Windham Incident” Selectman’s Meeting – Monday, Feb. 22 at 7p (Updated)
The din behind the largest discrepancy regarding an election recount is growing… And We, the People are being heard. The “Windham Incident” has brought people together from all political ideologies… and it is amazing.
Palate Cleanser – It Is Too Cute Not to Double up Today
One Palate Cleanser a day is generally enough but this was fun to watch:
“Stop Reducing my Personhood to a Racial Category.”
An employee at an exclusive Massachusetts college has resigned after declining to play along with the Critical Race Theory theatrics. One of “which frames any reluctance or discomfort at these discussions as a white power play to escape accountability.” The CRT term for this is white fragility.
Gov Kirsti Noem Explains Masks and Mandates and Government In About One Minute
I’ve heard it all. Virus denier, anti-masker, racist! It’s embarrassing how ignorant are the sheeple. No one I know denies the existence of SARS Cov2. They all agree that it can be dangerous to the very old and people with existing health issues. As for masks?
Notable Quote – Slavery Laws finally met the Law of Economics
Of course, with many employers, each attempting to maximize wealth, competition for workers would soon force the wage up to a level at which it equalled the actual value of the worker’s labor services to the firm.
Betcha You Don’t See This in a Homeschooling Situation
Do you want your kids in this situation – getting the snot beat out of them in class? Or even worse, the child that’s instigated this battle in a classroom?
A Week After Dissing Trump Nikki Haley Asks for a Meeting – The Donald Says No!
A few days after declaring herself a neo-con anti-Trumper Nikki Haley realized the error of her ways. She tried to patch things up with an op-ed to the Wall Street Journal filled with a ‘Trump did good things’ word salad. Fences mended? Let bygones be bygones? Not a chance.
Important Questions About Critical Race Theory
In a fabulous interview four years ago with Mark Steyn, James Mitchell, the man (in)famous for waterboarding Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, presented a pearl of wisdom gleaned through one of his interactions with the terror mastermind:
Democrats Erase ‘Women’ – Label Pro-Life as ‘Pregnancy Discrimination
The party of women is pushing a quick legislative fix to end women altogether. “[T]he Equality Act, a bill that would eliminate the legal recognition of male and female sex, cater to gender ideology and designate protection for the unborn as “pregnancy” discrimination.
Palate Cleanser – Walking boat for SEALs?
Hmmm, both good and bad aspects here on this, I think The Navy’s New High-Speed Boat Crawls Onto Land The Interceptor doesn’t stop where the water ends. Sure, the French-made Iguana Interceptor is a high-speed boat. But it’s also capable of deploying tank-like tracks that let it leave the water and crawl onto land. The Navy plans … Read more
School Spending: Think Different Instead of Just Spending More
Here are two questions that people never seem to ask when talking about schools, because they’re obsessed with money: 1. If you want to learn something, can anyone stop you? 2. If you don’t want to learn something, can anyone make you? Perhaps instead of a pedagogy problem, what we have is a motivation problem. … Read more
Stick a Fork In Andrew Cuomo, He’s Done!
The Cuomo has problems. His mishandling of the mishandling of his COVID19 Nursing home scandal is his undoing. He’s unpopular with his own Legislature. The FBI and DOJ are investigating him for obstruction. Cuomo is also facing civil litigation.
Everything is Big in Texas, Even the Grid Failures
If you’d like a decent look at the real problems with the electric grid in Texas, this is a good investment of your time. It provides some common-sense explanation of the math problem tied to the policy failures and how a Republican Governor who is a big advocate of fossil fuels is responsible.
House Election Committee Seems Ambivalent About Voter Fraud
A one-sentence bill to make our Statewide Voter Database Public (HB551) met with little enthusiasm during the zoom meeting on February 12th. My guess is they are not worried about the poor overburdened AG’s Office Elections Unit. You know, the public servants who will never test the failed Dominion AccuVote OS machines for tampering. Related: … Read more
HB544 Is A Good Idea But…
I like the idea of “HB544 – relative to the propagation of divisive concepts” but feel the concept cries out for legal attention. This bill is not well-drafted, is overly wordy, has conflicting provisions, even asserts authority over the “unconscious.” The terms “diversity” and “inclusion” are used but not defined. There are no legislative findings except one.
An Entire School Board Resigns After Getting Caught Disparaging Parents in an Online Meeting
It is a best practice to assume that boards and committees in your municipality, be it a plucky berg or a sprawling metropolis, secretly (or not so secretly) hold disdain for the people they claim to serve. The more liberal the area, the worse that attitude will be. They are not your friends, and you are a barrier to their agenda. Take this School board.
Remembering Rush Limbaugh … Mentioned My Name on The Air – And Something Much More Important
The left is having spasms of glee over the passing of Rush Limbaugh. That is reason enough to miss the man and his contribution to the debate. He was a singularly unique individual with whom I have a very small (tiny sliver of a) connection. He once mentioned my name on the air.
Ruminations on Big Corporations, Big Government and Trump
Counter to some opinions I am concerned about our environment. I just don’t believe the answer is windmills and solar panels (made in China usually), nor do I think we in the U.S. are the problem except for plastics. Darn plastics are everywhere, all over everything and it lasts for like a thousand years.