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Union Leader takes Aim at Free Staters

November 17, 2019 Kimberly Morin

The Manchester Police Department is not a fan of the Free State Project, and has not kept it a secret. More often than not, the Free Staters have been known to ‘best’ the MPD in Court for violation of their rights. MPD now asks all applicants “are you now, or have you ever been a … Read more

Racists at SUNY Binghamton?

November 17, 2019

Students from Young America’s Foundation tabled at Southern University of New York in Binghamton this week. At least until they were run off campus by racists at SUNY Binghamton. No, the students tabling were not of a minority. They were white. Surrounded by mostly minority students screaming to “pack this s*** up, it’s time to … Read more

Lousiana Dem Governor Wins Re-election

November 17, 2019

Democrat Governor of Louisiana, John Bel Edwards, defeated Republican Eddie Rispone in the runoff election yesterday to earn a second term in office. President Trump won Louisiana by 20 points in 2016 and had stumped for Rispone 3 times during the Gubernatorial Campaign. Democrats may point to this victory as a failure in the Trump … Read more

#TooFarLeft trends after Obama scolds Dems

November 16, 2019

President Obama was smart enough to move Overton’s window incrementally, instead of in giant fell swoops. He knew, and knows, that the populace isn’t on board with crazy swings in our culture and our policy. Obama didn’t want the party to go #TooFarLeft too fast. Hence, Obamacare – it mandated you buy insurance, and slowly … Read more

GOP May Pick Up Seat in Louisiana Governor Runoff Election

November 16, 2019

Just 11 days ago Republicans lost a red state Governor’s seat to the Democrat challenger in Kentucky. Tonight, there’s a good chance for a pickup in another red state, currently Governed by Democrat John Bel Edwards. This post will be updated when results from Louisiana Governor Runoff Election are in. A ‘W’ tonight will be … Read more

This Says It All!

November 16, 2019 Ken Eyring

Clearly sums up the impeachment findings. H/T: Tom

Dreaming the Impossible Dream- “Ideological Purity” in Politics

November 15, 2019 Norm Silber

The concept of “ideological purity” simply means staying 100% true to your ideals and values when you vote. In choosing a candidate for whom to vote for any office or position, isn’t it reasonable to expect that the candidate, if elected, will proceed to deliver votes on critical issues that match the candidate’s campaign rhetoric, … Read more

The Culture Wars Are Here in NH & the Union Leader Buys In!

November 14, 2019 Norm Silber

The Culture Wars Are Here in NH! And the Union Leader Buys In. A recent post by this writer called attention to the ridiculous and insulting reports that the left-wing Democrat Governor of Wisconsin was planning to refer to the state’s Christmas Tree its “Holiday Tree.” So, we now see in today’s Union Leader (Nov. … Read more

Setting the Record Straight in Sullivan County

November 13, 2019November 13, 2019 Op-Ed

It is time to straighten out some facts regarding what happened in Sullivan County. Robert Spencer was booked for an event in Eastman, a private community in Grantham. The venue is supported by HOA fees. A Muslim family lives in that community, in full view of the venue, and supports it through their fees. This … Read more

Let me see if I have this right

November 13, 2019November 13, 2019 Op-Ed

This coin was our first minted coin during colonial times; 1787 to be exact. Do you see what it says? MIND YOUR BUSINESS. The flip side says WE ARE ONE. I wonder how many people actually believe that these days.

Letter to Legislators who Tabled $46 Million in Federal Aid for NH Charter Schools

November 13, 2019November 13, 2019 Op-Ed

Last Friday, hearing news that the Joint Legislative Fiscal Committee tabled an enormous $46M opportunity to further education in our state, was both troubling and heartbreaking for a number of reasons – primarily for children and families but also overloaded educators.

Rage Against the Culture Wars

November 12, 2019November 12, 2019 Norm Silber

In case you haven’t noticed, we are living in an age in which the Political Correctness police wage an almost constant battle against traditional American values, culture and traditions.

Ann Kuster, Democrats wearing the party's traditional racist colors

Ann Kuster: Scared to Stand up to Pelosi – Has no Issue Crossing the People of New Hampshire

November 13, 2019November 12, 2019 Op-Ed

Representative Ann Kuster has been doing a lot of lamenting on her Facebook page (of late) about the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) and its lack of passage. A problem she has been putting squarely in the president’s lap.

Deval Patrick considering Presidential Run?

November 11, 2019

Former MA Governor, Deval Patrick, is reportedly considering jumping into the Democrat field of President. Just as we thought the field was starting to dwindle down, two candidates have ‘announced’ their entrance to the primary field this week. I don’t know what the count is now on candidates, but I do know Deval Patrick doesn’t … Read more

Liberal Democrat Dershowitz Compares Democrats To Russian Secret Police Under Stalin

November 11, 2019 Ken Eyring

I’ve felt for a long time that the mainstream media in America has become a propaganda machine, much like the USSR’s state-run Pravda back in the days of the Soviet Union — supplying support for those who wish to undermine our Constitution and inalienable Rights.

Castro Revamps “NH Too White” in FITN Slam

February 12, 2023November 11, 2019 Steve MacDonald

In July of this year, business and government leaders met seeking to fix the “Too White” problem in New Hampshire. Too white?

Darned if We Do, Darned if We Don’t

November 11, 2019November 10, 2019 Steve Earle

I think it was Tip O’Neal who coined the phrase: “All politics is local.” That’s as true today as when O’Neal uttered it. Right here in Gilford, our school board is struggling with a problem best described as a catch 22. I’m speaking of the transgender phenomena.

The Blaine Stain in New Hampshire

November 10, 2019 Norm Silber

Isn’t it long past time that New Hampshire ended blatant discrimination against Catholics in our state? After the great Irish potato famine in the mid-1800’s, America experienced a large wave of Irish immigrants, many of whom were Catholics. Some politicians wanted to prevent any public support of Catholic institutions and thus attempted, unsuccessfully, to amend … Read more

Dem Lawmaker Ticketed for Hands-Free Law, Second Offense

November 9, 2019 Steve MacDonald

This, friends, is the crux of the laws that are passed. Eventually, they’ll get you. Yes, even you, Peter Leishman, who voted ‘Yea’ to pass the same law. And yes, even for a second time. In your hometown. The town you represent in Concord. From the Monadnock Ledger-Transcript, 11/7/2019 Police Logs PeterboroughPeter Leishman, 62, Peterborough, … Read more

The Truth on the NH Budget and Planned Parenthood Spending

November 13, 2019November 8, 2019 Op-Ed

We’ve heard a good deal of applause in the wake of the passing of the state budget and taxpayer replacement of “lost” Title X funds. Examples are recent columns by Dunlap, Leach, and Vidunas in the Concord Monitor and Senator Rosenwald in the Union Leader.