Cannon Mountain is at it again. They’re not just feeding at the trough, they’re licking the plate!
Please, Let’s Not Play It Again Uncle Sam.
Russia invades Ukraine and every politician and talking head is now shouting “Democracy is at stake” so, let’s look at our track record for going to war to “Save Democracy.”
When Did War Become a Made for TV Event?
The developing invasion of Ukraine by the Russian military has kept TV personalities on the edge of their seats for weeks. Will he invade today, will he invade tomorrow, nobody knows, but they are all speculating 24/7. Nobody knows what Vladimir Putin will do except Putin, and he is so erratic that he may not know.
Manchester Public Schools: Going From Dumb to Dumber?
As Superintendent Goldhardt exits the Manchester public schools, what can you expect? Not much! Based on what was reported you can expect more dumbing down courtesy Manchester Proud.
Proposed Master Plan Development of Gunstock Ski Area Seems Too Hasty
I was in attendance at last Wednesday’s meeting of the Gunstock Area Commissioners where the details of the initial first phase of the “master plan” were presented. It was certainly eye-opening.
Reversal on Mask Mandates Reinforces Lack of Authority for Broad Health Measures by School Districts
Governor Chris Sununu’s announcement yesterday that New Hampshire is no longer recommending that face masks be worn in indoor public spaces, including schools, calls into question his office’s credibility and leadership. Specifically, the state’s sudden reversal on face masks concedes that school districts never had the authority to require masks in the first place, and … Read more
Exeter, We Have a Problem
Mr. Neil Bleicken, a five-year member of the Exeter School Board, wrote an opinion piece titled, “Keep partisan politics out of our excellent Exeter schools.” Susan Shanelaris and Anne Sorber, co-founders of the grass-roots ExeterPACT, using state data as their source, responded with a letter-to-the-editor titled “SAU16—The Numbers Don’t Lie.”
A Man of Courage and Conviction
Enes Kanter Freedom is a man who may have more love of America and freedom than most natural-born Americans. His story is impressive, from growing up in Turkey to coming to America to play the game he loves, basketball.
So, Is Current Gilford School Board Chair Gretchen Gandini Covertly Endorsing Nicole Hogan and Jessica Jacques for the Open Seats?
Tuesday, March 8th, is Voting Day for most SB2 Towns. The designation of SB2 was the bill that allowed towns to migrate from the traditional Town Meeting style of governance that NH is famous for by splitting the “Deliberations” and then voting by secret ballot (Town meetings do both at the same time with everyone … Read more
Did the Slaves or MLK Know Freedom Was Actually a Dog Whistle for White Supremacy?
Everything is racist nowadays. Bike helmets are vestiges of Jim Crow, at least according to the city of Seattle. Who knew? I suppose swimming pools are racist too if one considers the hazards for sinking among certain, shall we say, racial demographics.
Ending Mask Mandates: 8 Things to Know About Surety Bonds and School Districts
As school districts consider whether to keep or drop mask mandates a grassroots effort is pushing the idea of using surety bonds to end them. This strategy recommends that concerned parents can assert a claim against the surety bond that insures school district officials. They demand the officials rescind their school district mask mandate or … Read more
We Win. They Lose
We win. They lose—a brilliant simple statement by one of the great communicators of our time. Ronald Reagan crafted that statement as he did many others during his two terms as President of the United States.
Yellowstone, 1883, and a Return to Conservatism
There is a wave sweeping across America. People have seen the fruits of the Democrat Progressives, and they are not pleased with what they see.
I Was Roughed Up at a Teachers’ Rally
On, January 31, my husband and I arrived at Nashua High School North an hour before the Nashua Board of Education meeting and stood outside holding signs.
Master Class: Wicked Smaht (How to Intellectualize)
The first few years of a child’s life are critical to their cognitive development. Thanks to COVID-19 policies and mandates that kept children from schools and necessary nurturing we have, per a study by the super-smarty pants at Brown University, a generation with a 22% IQ deficit.
Mayor Joyce Craig Was for Freedom of Speech Before She Was Against It
In 2014, NH Governor Maggie Hassan signed an unconstitutional buffer zone bill into law that allows an abortion business to take control of up to 25 feet of the public sidewalk and street and designate it as a no-free-speech zone where even silent prayer is banned.
Belknap County Budget
The county commissioners are troubled by restrictions placed upon them by the delegation. They have requested to have limits on transfers within the budget removed.
Your State House 02/18/22: What a busy week!
This week, my committee heard its last three bills. HB 1135 required a performance audit of the education freedom account program. We only had the sponsor and some technical testimony. It seems like a good idea but rather too soon to actually do any good: the program rules are not yet finalized, there are a … Read more