With permission from the City of Nashua, we raised a Save Women’s Sports flag on the Citizen Flag Pole at Nashua City Hall, where it was supposed to fly for a week. Nashua Mayor Jim Donchess had it removed within less than 24 hours.
The Clenched Fist of Congressman Pappas
DURING HIS 2016 CAMPAIGN for Congress, New Hampshire candidate Chris Pappas wore a shirt with a picture of a clenched raised fist with the word “Resist” on it. If you’re a student of history you’ll recognize the symbol. It’s the badge of the Italian communist students’ group that called themselves the Red Brigades.
Nashua City Attorney Tells Aldermen They Can’t Restrict Content of Speech
At last night’s Nashua Board of Aldermen meeting, the aldermen debated an ordinance to put new restrictions on public comment at public meetings. They discussed banning public comment that is “rude or profane.” City Attorney Steve Bolton warned the alderman that such a ban could be ruled unconstitutional.
Democrat Speech Cop Brenna Connolly Wants Nashua to Police First Amendment Rights
Self-appointed speech-cop Brenna Connoly got her jimmies rustled this week. The Nashua Democrat activist took offense to an opinion that was not her own and promptly demanded that speech be silenced. The city dutifully complied.
Nashua Removes “Save Women’s Sports” Flag, Claims Neutrality
My husband and friends and I raised the Save Women’s Sports flag on the Citizen Flag Pole on Nashua City Hall Plaza on Saturday, October 10, at 10 am, with permission from the City of Nashua. It was supposed to stay up until Friday, October 16.
Nashua School Board Member Says Parent Protesters are “privileged white upper middle class woman bitching”
I’m shocked and disappointed to see such an unprofessional confirmation of the divisive and self-serving attitudes held by certain members of the BOE. Elected to represent the ENTIRE Nashua School District community, outright attacking and disparaging a group of parents exercising their God-given rights and duties to advocate for their children is simply reprehensible.
Watch CNN’s Jake Tapper Skillfully Challenge Biden’s Deputy Campaign Manager Regarding the Supreme Court Appointment Process
Most of the time the MSM covers a story regarding the presidential campaigns, they appear to parrot the narrative of the Democrat party. That appears to be especially true of CNN.
Why I’m Voting For Donald Trump!
I found this list of reasons to vote for President Trump’s re-election on the internet a few days ago. It highlights many reasons why I’m voting for President Trump to serve a second term. My vote for President Trump represents not just a vote for the person, but for many deep principles that he represents: … Read more
Flag Raised Over Nashua City Hall To Protect Fairness for Female Sports
Yesterday, we raised the Save Women’s Sports flag over Nashua City Hall, where it will fly all week in the lead up to Selina’s Run, a virtual run starting on Saturday, October 17 to raise funds to benefit the mission of the Save Women’s Sports organization to protect fairness for female sports.
Massachusetts Banned the Sale of Flavored Tobacco in June. What Happened Next Was… Totally Predictable
Massachusetts’ June 1 ban on the sale of flavored cigarettes is driving higher sales, and higher tax revenue, in New Hampshire, state and retailer data show.
Quick Thoughts: Guns, Equal Outcomes, Apology Tour, More Government, Socialism
Responding to a number of Letters to the Editor in the Daily Sun:
I would like to gently remind Sharon Lafond (Sept. 28) that she was reading a novel (i.e., fiction). It is clear that she has never seen a video of a real gunfight. Defensive shooting is geared towards stopping an attack.
Take Close Look at ‘Socialized’ Medicine and See if That’s What You Want
I think I made one or two solid points here in my letter of the 29th so let me try for a couple more this week. First, the fake “systemic racism” leftists keep howling on is just that, a divisive tactic without merit. It’s poverty among our inner-city minorities, always has been and will be.
BLM Cares Nothing for Improving Lives of Law-Abiding Americans
To most of us, all lives, including all Black lives, matter. However, the Black Lives Matter movement only cares about the Black lives (usually Black deaths) that it can use for political advantage.
Oops, They Did it Again- Merrimack School District Sinks Deeper into Shambles
The Merrimack School Board doubled down recently on continuing their quest to run the district into the ground.
Dan Hansberry Is Not Qualified to Be Hillsborough County Commissioner
An important vote is coming this November for the County Commissioner seat. Dan Hansberry, Chairman of the Nashua Board of Assessors, is running for this position. Mr. Hansberry is not qualified and will not represent the county well.
Iranian Opposition Must Unite and Act to Provide an Alternative
The situation in Iran is dire indeed. Anyone who believes that sane rational people on both sides are engaged in brinkmanship to secure the best advantage, but would eventually work out a compromise, is deluding himself.
I Am Endorsing Steve Kenda for Bedford, NH State Representative.
I am endorsing Steve Kenda for Bedford, NH State Representative. He is a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), which is to say Steve is a reasonably sharp guy.
The New Iran
Compelled by the inalienable right of the people to institute their government and replace it when it fails to serve its constituents in the pursuit of life, liberty, and happiness, millions of Iranians representing the entire spectrum of society are demanding change from the repressive theocracy in Iran.
Support is Growing for Barrett Confirmation
Support is growing for Barrett’s confirmation. A growing number of Americans support Senate confirmation of Judge Amy Coney Barrett (ACB). She is the Trump nominee to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS). Barrett’s support is increasing across the board. It is rising among Republicans, Democrats, and independents according to a … Read more
Race Relations … Debate Night for the VP’s
If you did not watch debate night for the VP’s this time you missed something on race relations. The debate was a better articulation of the Harris Bien position than Joe was able to present. The interaction was more professional than the first Presidential debate. There did seem to be a clear winner. I may … Read more