The White Mountain Regional School District (WMRSD) has some issues. If this is accurate, most of the kids can’t read or do math at grade level, and the district wastes a lot of money not teaching them. That’s a more common curriculum choice than most parents and taxpayers realize. And hey, people who can’t do … Read more
RebuildNH recently posted an article to their followers encouraging them to Vote NO on the Constitutional amendment to permit judges to serve until the age of 75: The following question will appear on the ballot this year: “Are you in favor of amending article 78 of the second part of the constitution to read as … Read more
Al Brandano submitted a Writ of Mandamus against the State of New Hampshire and the Secretary of State for failing to follow federal law regarding the retention of election results. He’s doing an electoral Bill Belichick impression. Do your job. But he suspects they won’t, so he has asked the court to compel them. The … Read more
The response to allowing a convicted sex offender to watch high school girls’ soccer games (when his kink is teenage girls) has rightly boiled over. Parents are making administrators and school boards squirm. You knew and didn’t tell us? We reported yesterday that Hopkinton’s not-so-super Mike Flynn said they couldn’t stop him from attending (which … Read more
Most everyone knows, or should know, that anyone charged with a crime in our country is entitled to a strong presumption of innocence, which presumption is rebutted only if and when they are actually convicted of the crime. This legal principle, long embedded in Anglo-American jurisprudence, is especially relevant in our current climate in New … Read more
Yes, I saw the Julie Smith by-line and clicked anyway, because the headline referenced Rep. Scott Wallace, whom I voted for. And I waded through the usual ego-trip of Why I’m writing this and How I intend to structure this, to get to the beef. Only, where’s the beef? Thanks to Spike for the Op-Ed … Read more
Then he Pretends He Never Said it. Richard Lobban is running for the New Hampshire House, Grafton County District 10. He sounds like an experienced guy. Been a lot of places. Done a lot of things. His platform, however, is a lot like Kamaal Harris’s —long on imagination but short on substance—typical Dem pablum. My … Read more
After months of activism and several weeks of reporting, the problem of properly securing completed ballots appeared to make some progress. The New Hampshire Secretary of State’s Office agreed to purchase and provide tamperproof tape that showed evidence of tampering. It sounds counterintuitive to think we’d been doing it the other way, but it’s true. Activists discovered the … Read more
Cornerstone has released their list of rep candidate endorsements, which include some non incumbents and some former reps. On their endorsement list are 44 enemies of 91A and here they are: I would like all Cornerstoners, meaning both members and supporters alike, to think about something for a moment. While some of you might have … Read more
First, let me say how proud we are to have been invited to the ground floor of what has become an out-of-control burning sh!t wagon. It began in Bow, where parents who peacefully supported girls-only sports teams (by wearing pink wristbands with XX on them) received no-trespass orders for that “conduct.” A few weeks later, … Read more
Nashua is less than 2 months away from the 100th anniversary of the fire that destroyed the previous Main Street bridge. If you’re a paid member, you can read the Telegraph article about the impact that its absence had on transit. I won’t get into the weeds of comparing 100 years ago to today, but … Read more
Moms for Liberty Hillsborough County Chapter Stands in Support of Female Athletes and Condemns Kearsarge School District’s Violation of the “Fairness in Women’s Sports Act” HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, NH – Moms for Liberty Hillsborough County is deeply concerned and disappointed by the Kearsarge School District’s recent decision to allow a biological male athlete to compete in … Read more
Remember House Judiciary Vice Chair Scott Wallace? In case you need a refresher, he’s Senator Gannon’s House counterpart and constituent and fellow enemy of 91A. Now he has a new and personal reason to despise 91A because of pending charges against him that were filed after his primary loss and set to move forward in … Read more
Ballot Law Commission Voted 4-1 to send Findings of District 24 State Senate Race to AG for investigation in 2023… No Action by AG Taken in Violation of State and Federal Help America Vote Act (HAVA) Concord NH— Oct 23, 2024 — Lou Gargiulo, former State Rep, State Senate Candidate, and Hampton Falls Selectman, announced … Read more
For the past few elections, a pair of radical Democrats in my town have been running “together.” They are sign-sharing. Both names, one slogan: vote for us—people over politics (so, not true). That’s already a lie. With rare exceptions, Democrats, especially in New Hampshire, vote as a caucus. They don’t get to decide, and when … Read more
The Danger that is the Diocese of Manchester and its too-close tie to New Hampshire Public Officials have resulted in Support of Perversion and Perversion of Justice. On the one hand, the Diocese of Manchester advertises for victims of child sex abuse to come forward. Rich settlements are paid out. On the other hand, Bishop … Read more
The following email was sent to the following public schools in New Hampshire. Some of them will be required to hand over documents per the 91-a, Right to Know Request: To the Superintendents and School Board Members, My name is Ann Marie Banfield and I am a parental rights advocate in New Hampshire. My focus … Read more
I am the new NH State Chapter leader for the #WalkAway Campaign, and I am honored to have been offered this position. As you may know, #WalkAway is a grassroots movement to educate moderate Democrats and swing voters about the perils of the current left-wing Democratic agenda and the need to support and protect true … Read more
Washington And Nashua Have A Lot In Common Selecting people for critical leadership roles and monitoring their performance is paramount to an effective government. We all watched a bizarre public outing of our president’s diminished capacity and analysis of his fitness for duty. Those closest to him failed the nation by covering this up and … Read more
New Hampshire resident Al Brandano is seeking emergency relief via a write-of-mandamus for the upcoming 2024 Elections. He says the state has violated federal law regarding the retention of election records after the 2020 and 2022 elections. In previous elections, the state allegedly ordered memory cards from the (super reliable?) AccuVote machines returned to the vendor … Read more