If you attended either school board meeting in Exeter Monday or Tuesday, this would be crystal clear. It is US vs THEM. No, I’m not talking Republican vs Democrat or even conservative vs liberal.
Two Steps Forward, Three Steps Back – Senate Rolls Over for Sununu, Expands Governor’s Emergency Powers
In a joint House-Senate committee today, the Senate openly carried out the governor’s bidding by adding language to the budget that would make his emergency powers fundamentally stronger than they have been over the past 15 months while including only nominal checks from the Legislature that functionally will not work to limit the governor’s power.
Wednesday Overnight Thread – Adults Take Over Monday Night’s SAU16 School Board Meeting Edition
In case you missed it, the adults in the room took over Monday night’s SAU16 school board meeting at Exeter High School. Below is a link to the video. Warning: it’s about 3 hours long. However, if you are a regular Granite Grok reader, this is the Wagyu beef and Russian caviar of school board meetings, so take your time and digest it slowly.
Quick Takes
In the interest of “throwing something together” here are a few assorted topics for you, in our host’s tradition:
1. Hyperinflation & the economic crash. They are a-comin’. Deutsche Bank Issues a Terrifying Warning for America Under Biden:
Nashua Spending: It’s So Easy When It Is Other Peoples’ Money
If any Nashua residents still think that our mayor and/or our Board of Aldermen care about our money, they are wrong. Last year while residents were locked down in this pandemic, the mayor was renovating City Hall to make it COVID compliance.
Get Your Tickets for Our Activist Conference and Dinner with Mike Lindell July 24th
The 603 Alliance invites you to join us this summer for a gathering of like-minded grassroots activists. On Saturday, July 24th, we’ll be hosting an all-day conference in Manchester, NH for grassroots activists to meet each other, get to know the various organizations doing great work around our state, and learn how to be more effective activists.
Are Nashua City Hall Employees Trying to Serve, or Control, the Public?
After 15 months of being closed, from March 2020 to June 2021, Nashua City Hall is finally open! I was pretty excited to be able to enter without an appointment or a mask to pay my City bills. It was almost like things were returning to normal.
Residents Fighting Back as Another Local School is Caught Race-Shaming Children
For a few months, parents have been organizing in Hollis-Brookline because they do not want their kids to be shamed or taught to become racists. The residents recently held a community meeting where this subject was brought forward based on the commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Fight for Our Students in Exeter Tonight!
Hello, I am the founder of ProtectNewHampshire.com, which you recently signed a petition for. We are fostering Tenth Amendment “State’s Rights” legislation and principles.
Online Survey – Tell The NH Dept of Education What You Think About CRT, Lockdowns, Masks
Below is a notice from the NHDOE inviting the parents to participate in a survey. The links don’t require any credentials to get to the survey, so you can all take a look and see what you think of the surveys.
New Hampshire’s State of Emergency Ends Today
Today is the last day of New Hampshire’s State of Emergency, barring any new emergency like an ingrown nail amongst the governor’s staff or someone accidentally stepping on the governor’s lawn.
Why I Want to Catch COVID
So this last weekend I was sniffing, sneezing, coughing up my lungs, and even had a mild fever. Not typically a day napper, I took not one but two naps on Saturday. I couldn’t focus (unusual for me even with a cold) and more or less autopiloted my way through the weekend.
Response from Nashua City RTK Coordinator Jesse Neuman to Laura Colquhoun: We’re blowing you off
Note that he is now putting “Attorney” as part of his signature…is this so he can now hide behind “Attorney / Client privileges” when talking to other employees?
Nashua Library Book Promotes “Sex Work” for Trans-Identifying Teens
I checked out several books in the Teen Room and Children’s Room at the Nashua Public Library about children who identify as transgender. Among the large stack of books was “You’re in the Wrong Bathroom” by Laura Erickson-Schroth in which the author promotes “sex work” as a viable career for gender-confused kids.
Nashua Public Schools Breaks State Law Regarding Non-Academic Surveys
According to state law: “non-academic survey or questionnaire” means surveys, questionnaires, or other documents designed to elicit information about a student’s social behavior, family life, religion, politics, sexual orientation, sexual activity, drug use, or any other information not related to a student’s academics.”
Harassment Warning Requested Against Nashua’s Mayor Donchess, Director Kim Kleiner, and Attorney Bolton
Chief Carignan, I am writing to ask the police to issue a warning for harassment to Mayor Donchess, Director Kim Kleiner, and Attorney Bolton.
ACLU-NH’s Double Standard on Freedom of Speech
Seven years ago, the ACLU-NH lobbied for the Buffer Zone law which allows New Hampshire abortion facilities to designate up to 25 feet of the public sidewalk and street outside their facilities as no-free-speech zones.
Save the Date: Activist Conference & Mike Lindell Dinner (July 24)
Mark the date on your calendar: on July 24th, the 603 Alliance will be hosting an all-day conference for right-of-center activists in New Hampshire.
Tell Boston Children’s Gender Clinic No Child is Born in the Wrong Body
On the website for Boston Children’s Hospital gender clinic, the Gender Multispeciality Service (GeMS), it says they “welcome patients from ages 3 to 25.”
Women’s Sports: We Are Women Here Saying ‘No.’ Why Is That Not Enough?
On Wednesday, Beth Stelzer, founder, and director of Save Women’s Sports gave powerful testimony supporting Wisconsin legislation to ban males from competing in female sports.