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Camp Constitution’s 18th annual family camp held at the Singing Hills Christian Camp in Plainfield, NH, concluded last Friday (July 17). Attendees came as far as California, Florida, Texas, Oklahoma, Michigan, North Carolina, Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania, and even Plainfield, NH. Monday, our first full day, began with an optional swim and/or run and then … Read more
As the old saying goes, ‘it will all come out in the wash’, Republican U.S. Senate candidate John E. Sununu is finding out it’ll also come back and bite you in the buttocks! The Hampton, New Hampshire Republican Committee hosted a debate on June 24, 2026 between former U.S. Senator (R-MA) Scott Brown and former … Read more
Brian Labrie named Legislator of the Year; Jeff Creem named Activist of the Year at annual Liberty Dinner BEDFORD, N.H. — A record 104 New Hampshire legislators earned an A or A+ Liberty Rating in 2026, more than double the previous year’s total, as the New Hampshire Liberty Alliance (NHLA) honored the lawmakers, activists and … Read more
I think what I found most amazing about this story is where it started. No, not Australia, although that’s where the author of the piece behind it started. She’s from there, moved here, and she’s running a Women’s gun rights group. Awesome, but I said amazing. The Concord Monitor ran her op-ed on July 9th. … Read more
Maura Sullivan is a carpetbagger and a liar. “Republicans are fighting for affordability, freedom, and national security, but New Hampshire Democrats like Stefany Shaheen and Maura Sullivan are all in on a high-tax, big-government agenda that is harmful to working families. This forum is sure to serve as more proof of how out-of-touch the entire … Read more
A Democrat education questionnaire now circulating in New Hampshire is built to manufacture quotes, not to inform voters. Here is how Republican candidates should answer it, and the five questions to hand back. Post summary: A five-question education “voter guide” is making the rounds on New Hampshire Democratic social media. It presents itself as neutral … Read more
From “Wigs and Wiggles” drag shows for ages 0–18 at the public library to Pride in Motion summer camp for teens — Keene Pride is using public spaces and tax dollars to promote adult themes and gender ideology to Granite State children, bypassing meaningful parental notification. As a girls’ gymnastics coach in Keene, NH, a … Read more
Today, on the Morning Update, We’re surrounded by Millionaire Libs pretending to be like normal people, so what about this candidate for Congress who says she’s not like them? Is that even possible? Watch on the ‘Grok Rumble Channel if the Embedded Video does not load. Ep 221 Links: Edited Transcript: Steve (00:00)Welcome to your … Read more
Governor Ayotte has vetoed a fourth bill protecting the privacy of women and girls — after the legislature answered her own objections. We also have good news on childcare, the election season ahead, and a free legal resource for churches this summer. Governor Vetoes Locker Room Privacy Bill — Again Governor Ayotte has vetoed HB 1442 — … Read more
To be fair, this isn’t the first example in which AG John Formella got the Judicial system to agree with his disastrous interpretation of New Hampshire’s Civil Rights Act. Frank Hobbs took his “feelings” out on someone’s pride sign, and the State decided it was a hate crime. There’s no such thing, but if Judges … Read more
I get a lot of email. You’ll have heard that before. We get lots of stuff, and I’ve been more than public about how much stuff and how we can only ever use some of it. Time constraints, bandwidth, interest. Every now and again, someone likes to send some insight into how much they dislike … Read more
Perhaps Rep Varney should be called a “Republican Rep David Cote” as he seemingly aspires to be like him, but I chose the word “placeholder” for now. We’d like to think that Team Red has higher standards for conduct, especially seeing that we’re quick to criticize the Dems who receive unflattering attention from WMUR and … Read more
Governor Kelly Ayotte signed House Bill 323 into law. As a result, student IDs are no longer a valid form of identification to obtain a ballot in New Hampshire. But note that a “driver’s license issued by any state” remains a valid form of identification. This means that, notwithstanding all the hooting and hollering over … Read more
In chapter five of George Orwell’s Animal Farm, the head pig, Napoleon, announces the end of the weekly meetings of the animals: “They were unnecessary, he said, and wasted time. In the future, all questions relating to the working of the farm would be settled by a special committee of pigs, presided over by himself. These … Read more
While most sound-minded bill watchers were concentrating on the last of the women’s sports & safe spaces bills being vetoed yesterday, I took a look at the 20 bills that were signed and spotted HB1727 (This bill creates a system for automatic enrollment of eligible students into the Summer EBT (Electronic Benefits Transfer) program, unless … Read more
Time to Lead with Courage, Not Contradiction She celebrates the Supreme Court’s defense of biological sex in sports but refuses to protect privacy and safety in locker rooms and bathrooms. Blanket vetoes without collaboration are insulting — New Hampshire deserves better. I am deeply disappointed in Governor Kelly Ayotte for her continued failure to support … Read more
Following on my earlier post, Dems-n-Energy, I bring you another fake concern of the left that could be addressed, at least in part and almost immediately, if the Dems tried this one easy thing. In Dems-n-energy, it was the price of energy. Here, we’re talking education costs, which are the single greatest driver of high … Read more
Wherever you happen to be sitting as you read this, energy prices probably matter. In the United States or out, yes – we have readers in nearly every country on the planet, how much it costs to heat, cool, cook, and live in the 21st century turns on the cost of the energy necessary to … Read more
Are there any readers who remember a House Election Law hearing in the early winter of 2022 when the late Rep Mark Alliegro introduced a bill about hand counting? I’ve been unable to track down the HB number despite a search on bills that Mark sponsored and a quick look at the YouTube playlist. I … Read more
Members of the public rely on the minutes of City Council meetings as the most accurate reflection of those meetings. But Concord City Council minutes don’t reflect the record. Not by accident, on purpose: As you will see early in the recording of the July 13, 2026, Concord City Council meeting, the minutes of the … Read more