A. J. Kierstead and Dexter Tarbox discuss the US Supreme Court case City of Grants Pass, Oregon v. Johnson, and how allowing homeless “camping” hurts everyone. Dexter also breaks down the impact of the Dillons Rule and Home Rule on the case.
Is Congress About To Destroy The Internet?
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Op-Ed
Is this the end of Section 230, a law that shields tech companies from liability for the third-party content they host? Will the sky fall without 230? Recently, the House Energy and Commerce Committee proposed a bipartisan bill that would sunset Section 230 at the end of 2025: “Our bill gives Big Tech a choice: Work with … Read more
Elections Have Consequences: Democrats Say The Dumbest Things (Two-Fer)
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Op-Ed
“Democrats say the Dumbest things,” and “Democrats = Dumb.”
The New England Take: School Choice Goes Beyond New Hampshire but How Does It Compare?
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Op-Ed
Ben DeGrow, Senior Policy Director for Education Choice at ExcelinEd, swats down complaints from Democrats running for Governor in New Hampshire regarding education choice and how other states compare to our EFA program.
A Win for New Hampshire Children
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Op-Ed
SB574, as amended, passed the House of Representatives 352-7. This important legislation allows children to have equal access to both their fit, willing, and able parents after separation or divorce.
Elections Have Consequences: 66 Billion to Illegal Immigrants & Just 3 Billion to Our Homeless Veterans
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Op-Ed
66 Billion to Illegal Immigrants & Just 3 Billion to Our Homeless Veterans …
The Cultural Issues Tainting the Libertarian Movement
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Op-Ed
For years, I have always tried to give the libertarian movement the benefit of the doubt. I know there are different factions/degrees in the movement that may be more left or right leaning than others that claim to invoke or promote various concepts of voluntary, individual liberty.
Is Melanie Pushing for Free ALA Money? You Tell Me.
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Julie Smith
By now, anyone who’s not politically asleep at the wheel ought to know that the American Library Association (ALA) is no friend of any community of decent people. Please talk to people like Beth Scaer and her husband or Rep Arlene Quaratiello or Cindy Bennett if you want to learn more.
The New England Take: How $10,000 Can Help Rural New Hampshire Veterans with Orthotics and Prosthetics Healthcare?
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Op-Ed
John F. Williams of Portsmouth Orthopedics was awarded a Citizens Bank 2024 Small Business Community Champion Award, which includes a $10,000 grant for his business.
Zoning (In Nashua) is FUN!
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Op-Ed
Nashua residents and defenders of liberty are encouraged to attend Nashua Code Week, May 6-10. Nashua is a member of the International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives (ICLEI).
Elections have Consequences: “Women are More Than Roe” & “Obamacare for Hundreds of Thousands of Illegal Migrants’
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Op-Ed
Editor: Allison has been busy posting more stuff than we’ve delegated space to share each week. You can always check it out here without any promotion from us. I know she’ll appreciate it.
What if Parents ask Gun-Related Questions, Comrade Mrs Newman?
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Julie Smith
My reps and two-time opponents, Comrades Mr & Mrs Newman, have a history of ignoring emails. Normally, I don’t email them, but my personal email history with them started in October 2021 following the executive council arrests. With them and the Damn Emperor being on opposite sides of the aisle (on paper, at least), I mistakenly thought conversation could be had about that incident.
White Mountains: Let Campers Camp!
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Op-Ed
I am writing to complain about the restrictive laws which only serve to decrease our recreational use of our parklands. The USDA has enacted laws (ostensibly) to reduce the impact of campers on some (most) areas in the White Mountain Nation Forest.
How EU Law Has Made the Internet Less Free for Everyone Else
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Op-Ed
If you have been using the internet for longer than a couple of years, you might have noticed that it used to be much “freer.” What freer means in this context is that there was less censorship and less stringent rules regarding copyright violations on social media websites such as YouTube and Facebook (and consequently a wider array of content).
SCOTUS Has To Protect Kids From Genital Mutilation Because The Rest Of Society Wouldn’t
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Op-Ed
The U.S. Supreme Court reversed a lower court ruling that blocked an Idaho law to protect children from irreversible procedures progressives tout as gender-affirming care for minors.
WoLF Testimony in Support of New Hampshire Bill Protecting Single-Sex Spaces (HB396)
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Op-Ed
My name is Lauren Bone, and I am the Legal Director of Women’s Liberation Front (WoLF), a national feminist non-profit organization whose mission is to advance, restore, and defend the rights of women and girls.
More Undisclosed Conflicts of Interest in NH YDC Cases?
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Claire Best
David Vicinanzo and Nixon Peabody have been out soliciting clients for the YDC cases for several years. He never mentioned that his son, Matthew Vicinanzo, clerked for Jeffrey Howard on the First Circuit, who was AG of NH during the time when David Meehan and others were being abused at YDC.
Night Cap: A Failed Attempt at Urban Library Reform.
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Julie Smith
If you care about library matters, whether you live in a town or a city,* this video is for you! Skip to 37:25 and tune in for the 19 minutes that follow because the lunacy is mind-blowing.
Taxpayers Left in the Dark on Performing Arts Funds
The urgency for transparency in using Nashua taxpayers’ hard-earned money is not just important; it’s paramount. As a state that prides itself on transparency, New Hampshire citizens should demand openness and accountability, particularly for publicly funded discretionary projects.