As additional facts emerge about the January 6th events at the US Capitol, it’s becoming clear to many of us that in today’s America, federal law enforcement is sometimes used as a tool in silencing political opposition.
Your State House 11/5/21 – Redistricting
This week, the special committee on redistricting met for two days to agree on plans for the public listening sessions next week. As expected, the plans for county commissioner were covered very quickly. The Democrats on the committee were generally pleased with the current plans and made only minor tweaks to them. I started with … Read more
With New OSHA Rules Slated for Jan. 4, The Legislature Must Meet to Legally Defend NH Workers.
OSHA has issued its Emergency Temporary Standard for COVID-19 vaccination and testing for all employers with 100 employees or more. Jab or no job: the deadline for 84 million employees is January 4!
The Death of Childhood
One of the most disturbing parts of our ongoing cultural suicide is what’s being done to children. Of course, things were bad even before the Black Death Lite came along.
My Letter to Pappas and His Reply: Did Pfizer Submit False And/or Corrupt Trial Data?
The following is a significant expansion of a letter I sent to Congressman Chris Pappas and his office has already replied, and I will discuss his reply at the end. I also wrote to Senators Hassan and Shaheen with no reply as yet.
Manchester Students are in Harms Way: The Buck Stops with Superintendent Goldhardt
Children who attend city schools have every right to feel safe as any other child attending a public school. However, if you look at the Manchester police log, serious crimes are being reported at Parkside.
Rochester NH Has a Republican Mayor for First Time Since at Least 2005*
A lot of incumbent mayors won in New Hampshire. These are non-partisan races (cough-cough), but most of them are Democrats. Urban decline is the hallmark of Democrat rule, but Rochester, NH, is trying something else for a few years. They just elected a Republican Mayor.
RSB Network Projects Glen Youngkin elected as Virginia Governor
Right Side Broadcasting has called the Virginia Governor race for Glen Youngkin with 63 percent of the vote while Youngkin maintained a 9-10 point (percentage) lead. This early projection did not include the counting of Fairfax County votes. [Editor’s note: Youngkin has been declared the winner at the time of publication]
A War Against Parents
Democrats and Governor Sununu recently called it inappropriate for NHDOE Commissioner Edelblut to address the Empowering Parents Conference. It was highly appropriate for the Commissioner to come and address the customers of the public school system.
Tyler Gouveia Defeats Jan Schmidt in Nashua Ward One Alderman Race
Nashua Ward One Alderman Jan Schmidt has been defeated by our good friend Tyler Gouveia. Tyler defeated Schmidtler 1136 to 1087. A recount seems likely.
I Have Dodged So Many Bullets
I grew up in upstate New York in a small town called Port Crane, which lay along the once burgeoning Chenango Canal. I spent many youthful hours in another stop on that ancient canal system, the fire station in Port Dickinson, NY, which my grandfather established.
Joyce Craig Wins Re-Election in Manchester
WMUR reports that Wrong Choice Joyce was the choice of voters who turned out to vote today in the city Municipal elections.
FIGHT THE MAN(DATE)!
I teach entirely online for a community college in California. Despite being socially distanced from Los Angeles by over 2,000 miles at my place in NH, my college’s Board of Trustees has mandated I take an mRNA shot.
Kendi And Kaepernick: The Failed Narrative Of Black Oppression
If you’ve ever seen The Princess Bride, there is a scene where a desperate Prince Humperdinck rushes down to Westley in the pit of despair and maxes out the life-sucking machine. It is an ostensible act of murderous outrage rooted in frustration and failure to control a false narrative.
Manchester Schools: At Their Breaking Point
Parents, if you haven’t figured it out yet, the status quo in public education has no desire to improve the public schools. If you do not stand up and start demanding accountability from your elected representatives on the School Board, and the administrators hired to run your school district, it will get worse.
New Candidate Announces for the 2022 US Senate Race in New Hampshire
Succeed in preserving freedom, the natural human endeavor, by pledging your lives, your fortunes, and your sacred honor. Our children, and progeny, urge us each to cast aside all fear and lack of confidence, and clad in the armor of courage borne of just cause; let us go forth boldly to confront the hideous dragon of tyranny!
Why Are Alexander and Gordon Still on the House Judiciary Committee?
NH’s Preborn Need Your Voice: Demand Pro-Abortion Republicans Gordon and Alexander
be Removed from the House Judiciary Committee!
Nashua, Vote to Save Your City on November 2
Nashua municipal elections are being held on Tuesday, November 2, and there are some very important choices to make. The most important decision is on Ballot Question 2. A Yes vote would give the Mayor and Board of Aldermen control over picking the city police commissioners.
I’m Supporting Dawn Johnson for Mayor of Laconia
I am writing in support of Dawn Johnson for Mayor of Laconia and ask my fellow Laconians to vote for Dawn on November 2. Here are some things you should know about Dawn Johnson:
Why is NH Governor Sununu NOT UNDER INVESTIGATION?
I do not write the following lightly. Especially in today’s political climate. But when faced with the burden of disturbingly apparent flagrant and excessive abuses of power at the highest levels of state government, we all have a moral obligation to question government officials.