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Good for me, but not for Thee (An immorality Play in one short, scary act)

Satire: “Irony or caustic wit used to expose folly, vice or stupidity.” The American Heritage Dictionary.

The scene is a Hollywood celebrity’s mansion in the Hamptons. A group of Democratic National Committee-appointed Socialist elites has gathered to plot its strategy for the 2020 general election. The chairperson has just arrived, so let’s listen in. 

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Lakes Region Sign Thief Makes It Nationally!

As many people know, the National Review, founded by the author William F. Buckley Jr. in 1955, known as the bible of American conservatism, is a conservative editorial magazine focusing on news and commentary pieces on political, social, and cultural affairs. Since its founding, the magazine has played a significant role in the development of … Read more

How Deadly is Covid?

Data Point – WuFlu survival rates by age groups

Covid’s Risks My always wise friend and sometime co-author Lyle Albaugh has from the start understood that Covid, while certainly no nothingburger, is not remotely close to being the extraordinary monster that it has become in the popular mind. And so he’s having the following information printed on business-card-sized notices: COVID-19 INFECTION SURVIVAL RATES (per CDC) Ages … Read more

Biden Bones Up

Biden’s Covert Conversion to Socialism

This is not Joe Biden’s first presidential run, nor is it his first encounter with character issues.  During the campaign of 1987, Biden’s presidential ambitions were derailed after voters learned he had plagiarized a campaign speech.  That led to the revelation that he had also plagiarized several pages of a paper while in law school.  … Read more

Two Wrongs Don’t Make a Right to Health Care

The major objection that Democrats seem to have about the prospect that Amy Coney Barrett will fill the vacant seat on the Supreme Court is that she might be open to overturning the Affordable Care Act (ACA, also known as Obamacare) on constitutional grounds.

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Monopoly

Notable Quote: Nothing lasts forever – especially monopolies

Warning against “monopoly fatalism,” the Cato Institute’s Ryan Bourne says: Time was, the A&P grocery chain was the entrenched “Amazon of its day,” with almost 15,000 stores by 1935. Seen one recently? Between 1976 and 1978, the government worried that IBM might have a monopoly on the “office typewriter industry.” A November 2007 Forbes cover … Read more

Was Biden on the take?

Was Biden on the Take? … Evidence Please

Joe Biden is calling Rudy Giuliani a “Russian pawn.”  Giuliani is a lot of things but this isn’t one of them. Biden claims stories of his involvement in his son’s foreign business dealings are “not true.” He says he has “not taken a penny from any foreign source in my life.”

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Where are the Nashua Democrats?

Last Saturday, we attended a Get Out the Vote (GOTV) rally on the Nashua Library Plaza featuring Congresswoman Ann Kuster and Democrat Gubernatorial candidate Dan Feltes. Only a couple of dozen people attended.

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