The Welfare Isn’t Education Act

I recently participated in a class on the yearly budget process that my town will be going through in the near future.  And I was astonished to learn that in New Hampshire, individual towns are responsible for providing welfare to residents who need it… and that there are apparently no budgetary limits to the amount that may need to be provided.  That last part sounded disturbingly familiar.

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The Let Children Be Children Act

The other day, a friend and I were discussing one of his neighbors.  We probably all know someone like this — if it weren’t for bad luck, he’d have no luck at all.  But his bad luck seems to be caused almost completely by his own inability to carry out some of the basic functions of adulthood.

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Burning Masks

During the 1960s, burning things was a popular form of protest.  Men burned their draft cards.  Women burned their bras.  Men and women who opposed the Vietnam War burned their flags.

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Vote 2

Poll: Trump Wins NH 47% to 43%

Again, polls. Again, 2016/2020. Again, grains of salts. Again, people are TIRED of pollsters and Trump supporters won’t talk to them.  Like me – unlike all previous years, I refused to answer a single poll phone call. As soon as I hear that it is a “survey”, it’s a click from me.

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