Liberty Wave

Inside the ‘Liberty Wave’ That Swept the Granite State

WITHOUT QUESTION, this election season has given everyone plenty to get emotional about. Between a monsoon of questions surrounding the nation’s highest elections, another two years of a bitterly divided Congress, and a country every bit as tense as it’s ever been, it seems as though the present drama and confusion could not constitute a more fitting grand finale for the long dark that has been 2020.

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US Senate 2

A Little Red State With a Big Blue Crown – Chapter 2: The Senate

As one of the states that lingered on counting votes for weeks after election day, Arizona had an interesting little side story as many were watching it more closely. Some noticed an oddity with Mark Kelly (D) not only appearing to have won the Senate race in Arizona and ousting incumbent Martha McSally (R) but also garnering more votes than Joe Biden.

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MIlitant-Snowflake

Ignorant Tools of the Public Health Reich

Public Health is supreme, and all Rights succumb to its primacy; unless of course, you are willing to eviscerate your own medical privacy under threat of fines and court summons by affirming to the government, the central tenet of the Fourth Reich propaganda.

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A Little Red State with a Big Blue Crown – Prologue

NH in 2020 has made a significant shift to the right with the Republican Party now holding not only the Governor’s office but also wielding control of the Executive Council, State Senate, and the State House. In the week following the NH Primary back in September, I published a piece at American Thinker which laid … Read more

You aren't going to leave me alone are you?

We Hire Presidents to Defend Constitutional Values

I thought the term Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS) was just a tongue-in-cheek way of referring to those who didn’t support President Trump. You know, it’s not really a clinical diagnosis, just a joke. Looking at the so-called news and the recent flurry of letters in the Sun, I’m not so sure anymore.

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Tom Ploszaj 2020

Do We Know Who Our Candidates Are?

I recently moved to New Hampton and wanted to learn the answer to that very question! I also wanted to learn their reasons for seeking office, something about their character, and their ability.

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Empty stage

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

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