Trump Campaign co-chair and NH State Rep Al Baldasaro joins us on Radio Row to discuss the President, Veterans Issues and Keeping America Great.
America must stabilize spending and reverse debt growth – That is the budget America needs
America must stabilize spending and reverse debt growth. That is the budget America needs. To accomplish the goal lawmakers must pursue bold reforms. An area where the president’s budget falls short is in addressing the growth of entitlement spending.
Interview NHGOP Chairman Steve Stepanek
We are joined on Radio Row in Manchester by NHGOP Chairman Steve Stepanek to talk about state and national politics, the NH Primary, and the looming November Elections.
Interview: NHGOP Chairman Steve Stepanek
NHGOP Chairman Steve Stepanek joined us on Radio Row to talk about state and national politics, the NH Primary, and the looming November Elections.
“The Republican party is the party of the American worker, the American family, the American dream”
We’ve been sharing bits of video on Facebook from President Trump’s Primary Eve Rally in Manchester, New Hampshire. There’s a lot of good stuff there. And it occurred to me that we have a lot of readers who are not on Facebook or may not follow us. So, we need to post that here.
The PA Dept. of Env. Protection: Fracking is Not Spoiling Our Streams and Rivers
The Arabs and Russian’s have spent millions in the US trying to make Fracking into some sort of evil. The UAE even backstopped an anti-fracking movie. But a study funded in part by the Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection (DEP) just undid much of that.
Trump’s budget request would cut spending by $4.4 trillion over a decade
Trump’s budget request would cut spending by $4.4 trillion over a decade. This would put the federal budget on a path to balance… someday. The president’s budget includes $4.4 trillion in proposed reductions of spending increases. According to the administration, this is the highest amount of spending cuts a president ever has proposed.
Committee Decides State Should Pay For all Adult Vaccines Because of Global Warming
If you were on the fence about the stupidity of government, I’m here to push you off. The government is stupid. As exhibit A I present a subcommittee hearing on HB1655. A bill that would make taxpayers pay for all adult vaccines, mismanaged by a fumbling NH Agency.
Protecting Democracy by Trolling for Trump-haters?
If there’s one thing Democrats understand, it’s the science of propaganda. They’ve been using one of the basic propaganda tools for three years. Joseph Goebbels explained it like this: “If you repeat a lie often enough, people will believe it…”
Once again, Progressives wanting to take something away from you. Right, NH State Rep Skip Cleaver (D)?
Given our four day First In The Nation Primary broadcastfest with the 603 Alliance last week and the previous were pretty much a lost cause for blogging for me and I’m still trying to play catch up on some stuff that had caught my eye and I didn’t get the chance to do any writing. So, I’m late on this by a couple of weeks.
To the Modern Left, Even the Meme Cannot Meme What it Thinks it Memes
The left is a funny lot, and I don’t mean Ha-Ha funny. They invent these terms like ‘hate speech,’ and hate crimes,’ all while promoting the postmodern deconstructionism required to justify identity politics and the gender spectrum.
Trump Budget Cuts the Size of the Federal Government
President Trump’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2021 does something we should support. The proposed budget would reduce the size and reach of the federal bureaucracy. That is a good thing. It is a step in the right direction. As important is the way he has chosen to do this too is significant.
ACTION ALERT: Public Charter School Grant Heads to Senate
UPDATE: The hearing today at 1pm has been moved to Representative’s Hall in the State House! The Fiscal Committee has killed the Public Charter School Grant (of $46 million) four separate times, including today. Rep. Ken Weyler announced today’s vote was 7 Democrats to table, 3 republicans no. Senator D’Allesandro and Chairman Wallner took great … Read more
Really? From the Party that Actually ADVOCATES Killing Babies??
The Democrats are all in when it comes to carelessly and callously call for scenarios in which a mother to be can and should kill the new lives within them. They will defend to the death (pun intended) even the idea of infanticide.
What is Local Control?
Time and time again when legislation comes up we hear the “local control” argument. More often than not, it’s when the state or federal government propose legislation that infringes on freedom and limits opportunity. Sometimes, it happens when the state or federal government proposes legislation that increases liberty and freedom, and expands opportunity. In case … Read more
We May Have an Electioneering Problem in New Hampshire Public Schools
I wonder if teachers and administrators at Windham High School in New Hampshire, and other schools throughout the state, realize that having campaign signs and other campaign materials in the classroom is likely a misdemeanor in the state of NH?
If Democrats Insist on Not Arresting Lawbreakers Why Should We Follow Any of Their Laws?
Lifting a nation from the third world to the second and then the first requires a commitment by the people and their elected leaders. You need to defend property rights, have an independent judiciary, and the rule of law-laws that apply to everyone. Even Democrats or one of their potential electorates.
Focus on Growth, Opportunity and Innovation is Paying Off for New Hampshire
The takeaway message from Gov. Chris Sununu’s State of the State address on Thursday was that New Hampshire, like comedian Larry The Cable Guy, gets her done.
Notable Quote – Deirdre McCloskey
Mr. Appelbaum says, “the marketplace is not a state of nature.” Yes it is. All humans trade, from about age eight on. The earliest evidence of trade comes from the Blombos Cave in South Africa, 70,000 years ago. The market, he says, “is an artifact of society.” Sure, but so is art and language and … Read more
Virginia’s Proposed “Assault Weapons” Ban Legislation Gets Tabled
It’s not just great news it’s good news. I’m not kidding. A proposed ban in Virginia on a wide range of firearms arbitrarily labeled as assault weapons is still alive, but it’s dead. For now.