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2024 RINO Report Card (Through Crossover)

February 8, 2025April 15, 2024 Spec Bowers

The New Hampshire General Court (i.e., our legislature) has reached “crossover.” The House has acted on all its bills and has started to deal with Senate Bills. The Senate has done the converse. I have crunched the numbers – i.e., the voting records of 2024 through crossover – to determine objectively which members are RINOs … Read more

Action Alert: Ask Your State Senator to Oppose SB459 Today!

April 3, 2024 Op-Ed

Families and kids need your help in stopping this bad bill, and your opposition to it must be made known by Wednesday night, 04/03/2024, at the latest.

Jose’ E. Cambrils for NH State Rep. 2025-2026

March 28, 2024 Op-Ed

Incumbent NH State Representative Jose’ Cambrils is running for re-election in Merrimack County District 4 – Canterbury / Loudon.

Jose’ was born in Victoria De Las Tunas, Cuba in 1960. He and his family immigrated (legally) to the United States in 1965 to escape from the Communist Castro regime.

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Night Cap: Now that Parents are Being Held Responsible, The Medical Industry Should be Next

March 26, 2024 Op-Ed

Let’s focus on the Money money-grubbing medical Industry prescribing Antidepressants, Stimulants, and SSRIs with little or no supervision. The majority of school shootings are done by ‘children’ with Mental issues, and most were being “treated,” as best as I can tell from the lack of information due to HIPAA. We want to thank Ken Goodall … Read more

The State’s Janus-Faced Position in the YDC Cases

February 7, 2025March 26, 2024 Claire Best

$100 million + of public funds plus resources of multiple state agencies are at stake. I urge you to consider the following and act accordingly to prevent further abuse of public trust and funds: The attached article regarding the YDC child sex abuse claims and the parties involved contains statements regarding a “Janus-faced position”. I … Read more

Interested in Running for Office?

March 21, 2024 Op-Ed

Once again, we’re approaching the filing period for candidates to many elected offices, including State Representative. If you have ever considered running, we urge you to learn more and consider throwing your hat in the ring.

She Credits Our Constitution With Liberating Her From Communism’s Claws

March 17, 2024 Op-Ed

Do you have concerns about the current direction of our country? I am moved now to make an appeal because 2024 must be a turning point for us to set right our unsustainable course. One that could be accurately summarized as a colossal compilation of defeat that spans back decades before my millennial memory even begins.

“Apple’s Journal App Probably Isn’t a Privacy Nightmare” – But the Tech Certainly Is!

March 8, 2024 Op-Ed

Your iPhone, Android, Tablet, Car, smart TV, or any other “Smart” device has huge vulnerabilities. Your phone is not the place to store private information, and if you think you are not being tracked by your phone, tablet, smartwatch, or even your car, you are sadly mistaken. Shutting off features does nothing but limit them to hackers and governments.

I Am Running for the School Board in the Governor Wentworth Regional School District

March 7, 2024 Op-Ed

My name is Wesley Smallidge and I am running for the school board in the governor Wentworth regional school district because we need to do better. As a Kingswood graduate and lifelong Wolfeboro resident, I am concerned about what I see happening with our schools. We need to do better as a community because our children are falling behind academically.

Night Cap: What’s Wrong with Censorship?

March 4, 2024 Op-Ed

Is there such a thing as one single source of truth? Is it the government, social media platforms, TV, radio, a book, or a political party? Probably not. All of these things come from people, and we all make mistakes. Nobody is right all of the time about everything.

What Happened to True Liberalism?

March 3, 2024 Op-Ed

Unfortunately, liberals have become mostly wacko. That is why ‘Liberal’ has become a word with negative connotations. The extreme religious right wing has always been the core of right-wing wackos. The transformation of liberals into “Karens” has been the failure of the mainstream liberals to maintain a core of self-respecting people who, in general, just want to help people.

Conflicts of Interest, Public Corruption, the YDC and DCYF

September 20, 2024March 1, 2024 Claire Best

This is an assertion of a history of racketeering and Ponzi Schemes relating to the attorneys and non-profits involved in the YDC cases. Attorney General John Formella sought $100 million of public funds to pay for claims against the State for victims of YDC abuse. David Vicinanzo states that he was one of the lead attorneys to seek it.

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Night Cap: Shut It Down, Kick the Can, Act like Adults

February 29, 2024 Op-Ed

Congressional leaders are sitting down with Dementia Joe to talk about how to spend your money. If you have been following along, you know that starting this Friday, the US Government may partially shut down. Congress has not yet agreed on a new funding deal (as I write this) for the federal government for the rest of 2024.

Deviant Enablers

February 29, 2024 Op-Ed

Parents bring children to drag queen story time and brag about it. NH House Democrats walked out of a meeting disgusted by the subject matter and then voted to keep that subject matter in school libraries.

Night Cap: Assange Is Up for Grabs in UK on 21 February 2024

February 19, 2024 Op-Ed

Australia’s Parliament has finally passed a motion saying Assange should be returned to Australia. The vote was 86 Yes, 42 No. Andrew Wilkie, MP was the ringleader. Barnaby Joyce abstained from voting.

Cannabis Use Disorder Is a Serious Public Health Concern

February 18, 2024 Op-Ed

As a parent, I am concerned with the rising use of recreational marijuana in society, especially in our youth and young adults. As a physician, I see firsthand the effects of Marijuana on health, and it is clear the marijuana on our streets in 2024 is not the same marijuana we or our parents may have smoked in the 1970s.

Camp Constitution: Exposing CRT and DEI

November 10, 2024February 17, 2024 Hal Shurtleff

Camp Constitution Speakers Bureau will be sponsoring a speaking engagement for Rev. Steve Craft at the Community Church of Alton, 20 Church St. Alton Friday, February 23—7:00 PM.

Critical Race Theory: Flawed From the Start

February 14, 2024 Op-Ed

Racism is part of every culture and always will be, to some extent, part of the human condition. The issue is how we react to it, no different than the sexes.

Night Cap: Transgenderism Madness

February 8, 2024 Op-Ed

I just retired after 35 years of working in the human service field. I was appalled at the lack of truthfulness, informed consent, and irrational fear that was foisted upon citizens by the medical bureaucrats during the Covid pandemic years. Their many lies are coming to light with Lord Fauci, Patron Saint of Wuhan, merely the idolized figurehead.

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The Strange Case of Alex Talcott

September 20, 2024February 7, 2024 Claire Best

Not much makes sense in the homicide of GOP lawyer Alexander Talcott or the investigation and report on it from the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office. Following the money is always a good place to start.