Get ready for the finger-pointing, the excuse train, and the blame game. This should be a really good time. But that’s how liberals love to solve problems by blaming others and not solving anything.
Truckers, Teachers, BLM, and Black History Month
The COVID-19 Pandemic has taught us how meaningless words become when overused for effect. Mandates, hypocrisy, threats to democracy, and my favorite, insurrection, have all been used daily and for different reasons depending on the point to be made.
Response to Ed Mosca’s Opinion on My Article, “Who Is Qualified to Vote in New Hampshire under Its Constitution?”
Apparently, Ed Mosca is unaware that he is unaware of the definition of the word “resident” and the consequences of HB 1264 along with its proposed amendments by Senator Birdsell and former Speaker, Bill O’Brien.
Help Us Tell Moms and Dads the Truth About the Gender Craze
TikTok, Tumblr, Netflix, school counselors, and librarians tell us how liberating it is for girls to identify as boys or non-binary, and to have physicians change their bodies so they can be more like their “authentic selves.”
Your State House 02/04/22: Communist Victims Day, Homestead Food Operation, Slapping down DHES…
This week, my committee continued with public hearings. We heard HB 1159, recognizing November 7 as victims of communism memorial day. This was sponsored by a number of representatives who had migrated into the US from countries that had suffered from communism, so we heard some heart-wrenching stories. However, our resistance to special days was … Read more
As Court Decisions Ending Mask and Vaccine Mandates Pile Up, New Hampshire Ignores the Trend
While courts in other states continue to expose what is wrong – legally – with mask and vaccine mandates in schools and other environments, many New Hampshire school districts still insist on masking our children. Those policies have not gone uncontested, but people tend to invoke or emphasize their Constitutional rights and those arguments are … Read more
Dartmouth, Fentanyl and the NH AG’s Office
Given the revelations about the Pandora Papers and New Hampshire with the mention of an address at Dartmouth and a large auto dealer (Autofair?) I believe that an investigation into the following for conflicts of interest and other issues may be worth a public investigation prior to any decisions regarding One Granite Health and Dartmouth Hitchcock proposal.
Fight for Everyone’s Right to Stand, Kneel, Pray, and Speak on the Public Sidewalk
On June 10, 2014, NH Governor Maggie Hassan, now a US Senator, signed an unconstitutional buffer zone bill into law that allows an abortion business to designate up to 25 feet of the public sidewalk and street as a no-free-speech zone where even silent prayer is banned.
Incompetence and Segregation at SAU16/Exeter Deliberative Session
Adult residents in SAU16 were greeted to signs like these when they arrived at the Deliberative Session. Masked residents parked, entered the building, and were seated in one area of the building. Unmasked residents were required to park, enter the building, and were seated in a separate room where they could not be seen.
Six Comments On The Canadian Truckers’ Freedom Convoy
In this installment of their weekly Sunday Six conversation, PF Whalen and Parker Beauregard of The Blue State Conservative discuss six conclusions we can draw from the anti-vaccine mandate protests sweeping across Canada.
What is the Penalty for Stealing 10 Million Dollars?
We saw the damage done when Big Tech takes sides. When Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram decided what content was to be seen by their millions of users, they influenced a Presidential election.
A Gold Medal for Racism
The 2022 Winter Olympics are kicking off in Beijing. Many have coined these games in a highly controversial manner as the “Genocide Games.” They are taking place close to the second anniversary of the Coronavirus Project. The global movement sponsored by the UN, WHO and WEF to rebrand the common cold. In the United States, … Read more
Enough with COVID – Welcome the Public into City Hall
A Monday visit to the customer service area of the clerk’s office proved to be enlightening. City Clerk Lovering and the Nashua Legal office informed me that my time in the office posed a health hazard. Mind you, neither one of these people was present.
The Declining Prospects Of A Donald Trump Presidency
About a month ago, Donald Trump gave an extended interview to The Daily Wire’s Candace Owens and it didn’t play well for me. I wrote my response to that interview here. I had long been considering possible alternatives to a Trump run, but with each passing day it seems that the conservative agenda is ready for a different nominee.
The City of Nashua is Threatening Me Again with Arrest after another Visit to the Clerk’s Office …
Ms. Lovering, (Attorney Steve Bolton and Ms. Deshaies will need to respond to some of these requests.) This threatening posture from you and the Nashua Legal Office of disruptive behavior, health hazards, refusal to leave, and future arrests is unfounded.
So, Whoopi Ran Herself into Cancel Culture
Twitter and the media are in a state of hysterics because Whoopi Goldberg claimed that Jews are not a race. ABC has suspended The VIew star for two weeks, causing her and her supporters to become incensed.
Social Credit Scores: Don’t Wait Until It’s Too Late
One would not think the Commerce and Consumer Affairs Committee would be all that exciting, and in a normal world, it wouldn’t (it’s a lot of boring insurance stuff with a sprinkling of liquor), but we don’t live in a normal world anymore.
Biden Takes Shot at Crime, Misses Target
I am not sure Joe Biden ever shot a firearm, but these days, forget the bullseye, he cannot even hit the target. On Thursday, he met with Mayor Adams of New York City and addressed the leadership of the NYPD. The reason for the visit and address was to outline the President’s plan to attack the rising crime in our major cities.
Who Is Qualified to Vote in New Hampshire Under Its Constitution?
Who is qualified to vote in New Hampshire under its constitution? Part I, Bill of Rights, Article 11 defines qualified voters as inhabitants. And Part II, Article 30 defines inhabitants This is the original Part I, article 11:
Welcome to USSA
I was sent shopping earlier today and can honestly say I’ve never seen so many empty shelves in the supermarkets. Not all of them but large gaps all over. I had to go to two stores to find a bag of frozen broccoli; that’s never happened before.