Would You Prefer the Breathing or the Non-Breathing Section?

I’m old enough to remember the days when the proprietor of a restaurant got to decide whether smoking would be allowed in his establishment, and how to manage the co-existence of both smokers and non-smokers.  In many cases, a restaurant would be divided into two sections:  Smoking and Non-Smoking.  Upon entering (or making a reservation), a customer would declare his preference, and be seated accordingly.

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Ginsberg Must be Replaced Before the Election ‘cuz Democrats

If there was any illusion left that judges and Justices are expected to be a-political, Ruth Bader Ginsberg just wrecked it. Her passing, while tragic, follows in the wake of words with which we soon will grow weary of hearing. “My most fervent wish is that I will not be replaced until a new president is installed.”

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Omnipotent Government

Notable Quote – one important basis of Freedom is the Right to Private Property

The essential teaching of liberalism is that social coöperation and the division of labor can be achieved only in a system of private ownership of the means of production, i.e., within a market society, or capitalism. All the other principles of liberalism – democracy, personal freedom of the individual, freedom of speech and of the … Read more

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Cities & Towns in New Hampshire Have NO Legal Authority to Mandate Masks

I covered this in a post ridiculing a Superior Court decision upholding Nashua’s mask mandate, but with more and more municipalities passing or considering mask-mandates, I decided the topic was worthy of its own post. Let’s start with the principle that New Hampshire is NOT a “home rule” State. That means, as the New Hampshire … Read more

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Black Lives Matter – BLM Leaders Saying what they Really Are

When the real “peaceful protests” started to not be peaceful at all, and when you couldn’t tell the BLM rioters from the Antifa ones, we shouldn’t have been surprised. I try to take people at their word when they are saying something “important” (as opposed to noticeably just joking around).

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Pennsylvania Court Orders That Democrats Can Engage in Three-Days of Post-Election Voting … Is New Hampshire Next?

So I came across a Politico article via RealClearPolitics titled Pennsylvania Supreme Court extends state’s mail ballot deadline. Ballots with a pre-election postmark MUST now be accepted up to three days after the election. But pre-election postmark does NOT mean what you think it means. Ballots that bear NO postmark are assumed to be pre-election … Read more

Some Money Should Follow Some Students

When discussing school choice, a phrase you hear a lot is some version of ‘the money should follow the student’ (as opposed to being allocated to a school).  This is often followed by assurances that not every family will take advantage of whatever program is being proposed, so it won’t lead to the destruction of the public school system.

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COVID vs. FLU … Children Ages 0 – 17.

This: So why are New Hampshire public schools taking more precautions for COVID, which kills far less school-age children than the seasonal flu, than for the seasonal flu? Rhetorical question, of course. Sununu is fully invested in COVID-hysteria (he even has an ad talking about how he is ready for a “second wave”). And Dan … Read more

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