The NH Supreme Court recently heard a challenge to the legislatures determined resolve to only afford the rights they find necessary in the NH Bill of Rights. In the challenge before the court, the lawyers for the state legislative branch talked of the constitutional right to ignore the constitution.
THURSDAY NIGHT! Meet Senate Candidate Kevin Smith and Congressional Candidate Karoline Leavitt!
The Government Integrity Project is continuing their FREE series of Meet and Greets for you to meet two candidates up close and personal.
Let Freedom Ring!
This election cycle you have a clear choice. Do you want to be told what to do? Or do you want to be left alone? If you want to be left alone to go about your business with little to no government intrusion into all aspects of your life, then you value freedom.
Opportunity to Meet Chuck Morse (US Senate Candidate) & Matt Mowers (Congressional Candidate CD-1)
The Government Integrity Project will host its 3rd Meet and Greet for US Senate and CD-1 Congressional candidates this coming Monday, July 18th, at 7pm (click here for details)!
Article V Suicide Convention
A silent war has been fought since the 1970s in State legislatures to destroy the U.S. Constitution through an Article V Constitutional Convention (ConCon) method to amend the Constitution. Mostly it still moves behind the headlines toward this goal. Flag-waving and firecrackers on the 4th of July are wonderful demonstrations of patriotism, but they do … Read more
It is Time to Repeal the Blaine Amendment in New Hampshire
The United States Supreme Court recently issued a ruling in a Maine case (Carson v. Makin) that is another major victory for parents trying to find the education option that best meets the needs of their children.
Is the Laconia Daily Sun in Cahoots with a Democrat Led Consortium of RINOs
I’d like to congratulate the Laconia Daily Sun on their addition of a new advertiser, Citizens for Belknap. No doubt they will be saturating the pages of the Sun in their attack on members of the county delegation. They will focus their smear campaign on members who stand for good government, free of corruption. Having … Read more
More Big Projects in Nashua’s Future
I attended a Human Affairs committee meeting on July 11, 2022 as they reviewed the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), relief funding that flowed out of the Pandemic. The City has about $16 million to spend. Unsurprisingly, the City is planning more studies and projects for Downtown Nashua. One of these studies, “enhancements” to Main Street and … Read more
How Old is Too Old to be President
The forefathers, those brilliant men who drafted our Constitution and were able to foresee issues well into the future, never had to consider a maximum age to hold the office of President of the United States. At the time of the birth of America, the average life expectancy was 38 years, and as wise as … Read more
Susan Porcelli: I Am Running for the NH House and to Restore the Promise of the American Dream
My name is Susan Porcelli and I am pleased to announce my candidacy for the Republican nomination for NH State Representative District 19 (Hampton Falls and Kensington).
Why NH GOP RINOs Exist in 2022
Adversity is the greatest revealer of character. As author Robert McKee once said, “True character is revealed in the choices a human being makes under pressure – the greater the pressure, the deeper the revelation….” Our nation’s Constitution was wisely architected to ensure a God-centered compass for navigation during adverse times full of angst, anger, … Read more
How Do You Ask a Pariah for Help
Joe Biden took off this morning on Air Force One for a week-long trip to Saudi Arabia. Two things were evident as he climbed the steps. Hunter Biden was not along for the ride, so Joe would have to squeeze money from the Saudis himself, and Joe was going to a country to meet with … Read more
“Citizens For Belknap” – A BIG Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing
I recently happened upon an article about a new Political PAC in Belknap County. Citizens for Belknap is a group of Leftists pretending to care about “Republicans.”
NH State Rep Jess Edwards – Seeking Re-election
SITUATION: I’m completing my third term in the NH House and am running for reelection in a new district as a result of the redistricting done based on the 2020 census. District 31 is a floterial with two State Reps based on the excess populations of Auburn, Candia, Chester and Deerfield. I’ve been elected in … Read more
Upper Valley Homeless Hopefuls: Twin Pines
The problem of homelessness in America is plaguing many of its cities. On the west coast from Los Angeles to Seattle, the problem is growing. The southwest has similar issues from Phoenix to Dallas. However, one city has seen a decline in their homeless since developing a coordinated system that is streamlining intake and services … Read more
XIV: How the Fourteenth Amendment Ate the First Ten
I’m going to pimp my husband Ian Underwood’s first published book! If you’ve ever wondered why the government can search you in an airport or why there can be gun laws despite what’s in the 4th and 2nd amendments, if you’ve ever seen 400-page legal tomes and wished you could get the information in one sitting, if you enjoy reading Ian’s ‘Grok posts, this is the book for you.
George Soros and His Hatred of America
George Soros is a conundrum. The nonagenarian was born to a Jewish family in Budapest and educated in the United Kingdom, where he also began his career in finance and built his wealth. He has a reported net worth in excess of $8 billion but has donated over $15 billion to various progressive causes. Conspiracy … Read more
So Democrat NH House Candidate Justin Borden Just Told Us That Government Comes First in Priority!
The 2022 NH House campaign has really leaped out of the starting block. Already, political signs are sprouting all over for county and State level races and folks are trying to build name recognition. The problem for some is that they are already going for the negative campaign. Like Democrat Justin Borden here, running in … Read more
NEA Does Not Care About Education
The National Education Association (NEA) is more than 3 million people—educators, students, activists, workers, parents, neighbors, and friends—who believe in opportunity for all students and in the power of public education to transform lives and create a more just and inclusive society. It is interesting that in the statement above, taken from the NEA website, … Read more
Homelessness In The Upper Valley Part 1: Housing the Homeless in Hartford
Twin Pines housing has a proposal currently approved by the town Select Board for a homeless housing project it intends to put on the property of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church which lies adjacent to the Upper Valley Haven, both of which offer services to people in need and are partnering with Twin Pines on this … Read more