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Trump In The ‘Hood’: Former President Should Rally In Black Precincts

September 21, 2023 Op-Ed

ow can Donald J. Trump electrify the campaign trail, turbocharge his re-election prospects, and nauseate the Democrat Left? Stage MAGA rallies in the hood. Atop his usual Republican-leaning venues, the former president should hold his signature mass meetings in the black neighborhoods of such swing-state cites as Atlanta, Cleveland, Detroit, Las Vegas, Milwaukee, Philadelphia and … Read more

Is Your Lawmaker in Good Standing?

September 20, 2023September 20, 2023 Op-Ed

I want everyone to take a look at this email from Citizens Alliance NH, a group I am not very familiar with, but I did respond to them as a rep candidate last year.

Is Your Lawmaker in Good Standing?

September 19, 2023 Op-Ed

I want everyone to take a look at this email from Citizens Alliance NH, a group I am not very familiar with, but I did respond to them as a rep candidate last year.

The Censorship Industrial Complex Exposes the Kleptocracy’s True Intentions

September 18, 2023 Op-Ed

In the past decade, the growth of the Internet and social media has brought with it a dramatic uptick in populist sentiment. Legacy institutions have declared war against populism, referring to its claims as “misinformation” or “disinformation” and calling on the government or government-adjacent actors (herein referred to as “the censors”) to clamp down on … Read more

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Have You Been Permanently Banned from Facebook?

September 15, 2023 Op-Ed

I might be wasting my time thinking this is something plausible, but as a quick run down, back in July 2021, I posted on Facebook encouraging parents to do their research on childhood vaccinations and not to just blindly trust their doctor.

Why Are We in Niger?

November 12, 2024September 14, 2023 Ron Paul

The July military coup in the west African country of Niger has once again brought attention to the fact that the US government runs a global military empire that serves Washington’s special interests, and not the national interest.

American Prosperity Is Greater than Most of Us Realize

September 12, 2023 Op-Ed

Traveling was once a luxury for the rich, but today even working-class people enjoy vacations. In America, people have gotten so wealthy that planning summer vacations is a priority for many families. Living standards have improved so tremendously that elite amenities are now commonplace.

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Property Taxes, Constitutional Rights, and the Nashua Mayoral Race

September 9, 2023 Op-Ed

In seeking a fifth term as mayor of Nashua, Mayor Donchess cites the city’s rankings as one of the best-managed and most livable cities in America, as well as its highest-possible municipal bond rating. These are real achievements that benefit us all, and it’s right that the mayor should take a bow for his part in them.

We Need To Normalize Slut-Shaming Again

September 9, 2023September 8, 2023 Op-Ed

Young girls are growing up in a time where love and beauty are confused for sexual gratification. Rather than dream of their future husband and four children, they post videos dancing to songs about orgies. These girls have no idea what the lyrics mean, but all their favorite people are participating, so they do, too.

A Private Citizen’s View of the Late Mr. Clegg

September 7, 2023 Op-Ed

Not very long after the famous 10/13/21 executive council arrests, I was spending lots of time at the state house and met Clegg in person for the first time. I was in the dining room, and he walked in from the kitchen, wearing the orange lobbyist nametag.

The Right to Be Let Alone: How to Safeguard Your Freedoms in the Face of the Government’s COVID-19 Power Grabs

September 7, 2023 Op-Ed

Editor: Given the current arc of Fall 2023 pandemic-response rhetoric, it seemed suitable to revisit this March 2022 article and report from The Rutherford Institute.

Book Promoted by Nashua Library to Small Kids Features Bondage Gear

September 6, 2023 Beth Scaer

This is my testimony to the Nashua Public Library Trustees’ September meeting.

After the June Trustees’ meeting, I went to the children’s room to see what was on display, and I found the book “Grandad’s Pride” featured prominently for Pride month.

Affordable Housing Is NH’s Top Economic Problem, Leaders & Voters Agree

September 3, 2023 Op-Ed

New Hampshire voters rank affordable housing as the state’s No. 1 problem, according to a UNH Survey Center poll released on August 28. State business and political leaders agree, saying housing affordability is the top problem holding back the state’s economy.

Mr. Speaker, YOU are the Captain of this Ship of Uniparty Corruption!

January 12, 2025September 1, 2023 Julie Smith

With the Sanborn scandal breaking the news just hours ago, it unsurprisingly spawned much discussion online. I thought about my House Committee assignments article at the beginning of the year. I’m unsure if there’s enough material aside from the usual WMUR and NH Journal offerings in an ordinary internet search on the Sanborns. I took … Read more

The State as Modern-Day Superstition: Unraveling the Illusions of Authority

September 1, 2023 Op-Ed

Without the erroneous public perception and judgment of the state as just and necessary and without the public’s voluntary cooperation, even the seemingly most powerful government would implode and its powers evaporate. Thus liberated, we would regain our right to self-defense and be able to turn to freed and unregulated insurance agencies for efficient professional assistance in all matters of protection and conflict resolution. —Hans-Hermann Hoppe, The Production of Defense

Dartmouth Health Staff Accuse Pediatricians Concerned About Sterilizing Children of Transphobia

August 31, 2023 Stephen Scaer

Pediatricians who aren’t on board with pronouns, puberty blockers, and hormones are guilty of “transphobia” and need help, according to Dartmouth Health staff. They suggest pediatricians reflect on their “implicit bias” and that they “do some personal work in understanding how biases negatively affect the care they provide.”

A New Covid ‘Variant’…Just in Time for Election Season!

August 30, 2023 Op-Ed

Just four and a half months since President Biden declared an end to the Covid “emergency,” the media is suddenly full of stories about the return of Covid. This time a new “variant” is being rolled out and the media, in collusion with big Pharma and the fear-industrial complex, are churning out stories about how … Read more

Marxist States Never “Wither Away” as Marx Predicted

August 29, 2023 Op-Ed

In this week’s column, I’d like to continue discussing Graham Priest’s unusual book Capitalism: Its Nature and Its Replacement. Priest uses ideas he gets from Marxism and Buddhism to criticize capitalism. Last week, I said that Priest has interesting things to say about Marxism but I avoided Buddhism.

If You Want To Know What the Left Would Do to America, Pay Attention to What It Is Doing to Minnesota

August 29, 2023 Op-Ed

If you want to know what the Left would do to America, pay attention to what it is doing to Minnesota. The Gopher State went into the 2023 legislative session with a forecast budget surplus of $18 billion for the 2024-2025 biennium. Given November’s election results, most observers expected some mix of spending increases and tax cuts.

This Proves That Trump’s Prosecutors Are Playing Politics, And It Has Nothing To Do With His Charges

August 27, 2023 Op-Ed

Whether you love Donald Trump and are daily festooned with MAGA paraphernalia or despise everything about him, if you reflect on Trump’s trials, you may have a real whiskey, tango, foxtrot moment.