The Pre-Emptive Veto

There’s a lot of talk lately about how the House wasted time on some pointless reprimands, and consequently everything is behind schedule.  However, this represents a small fraction of a much larger slice of time that gets wasted in every session, but especially in sessions — like the current one — where the legislative and executive branches are controlled by different parties.

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EVENT: China’s Impact on US Financial Markets

Come hear from former Acting Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs during the Reagan administration insight on China’s Impact on US Markets. Frank J. Gaffney is the Founder and Executive Chairman of the Center for Security Policy in Washington, D.C., a not-for-profit, a non-partisan educational corporation established in 1988. Under Mr. Gaffney’s leadership, … Read more

A Quick Post-Mortem on the Hooksett Special-Election

Some random thoughts. On the positive side, the vote was close. Apparently, Axelman lost by less than 40 votes: … and first-time candidates typically don’t win their first race. On the other hand, SNHU was on spring-break. If not, drive-by voting by non-resident college students likely would have boosted Martins’ margin of victory to several … Read more

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Who Wants A Tax Cap?

If we rely on our elected or appointed officials (aka, the “elites”) to restrain spending of tax dollars on their own volition, we are kidding ourselves.

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Who Will Win the Democratic Primary Race?

What crazy political times we live in. Even the pundits can’t keep up. In 2016, after virtually every poll favored his opponent by a few points, we elected the underdog. The TV newscasters were stunned and speechless. How could the pollsters have gotten it so wrong? Was their sample size not representative enough of the … Read more

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