One side promises unlimited abortion that they will enshrine in our state (and the US) Constitution. To them, there are NO OTHER ISSUES! What about the COST of everything? What about fentanyl overdoses? What about homelessness? I’m tired of their lies. Please don’t fall for it! NH already has a law that allows unlimited abortion … Read more
This topic is not nearly as dear to my heart as reminding elected reps they can’t block people on social media they use to communicate public business, but it is a close second. We allow elected representatives in New Hampshire to give out and use any email address as their legislator contact. Reframed, every rep … Read more
Today, 10/13/24, marks the 3rd anniversary of the infamous Executive Council arrests. Most, if not all, readers must be familiar with that event, but it never ceases to amaze me that I still run into people who didn’t know about it. There was plenty of coverage, the wrong kind, to be found then and now, … Read more
After finding out a biological male was playing on the Kearsarge “girl’s” soccer team, parents started looking into why. What they found was much more disturbing than even a biological boy playing on the girl’s team. The player’s father is a convicted sex offender who hasn’t started his sentence yet! He is scheduled to begin … Read more
Few people I have spoken to even know that their town is a member of the NHMA, let alone what this Association does. So, what does it do? At some point your town voted to become a member of the NHMA, likely for the free legal advice it offers its members. From this point on … Read more
The legislative season officially ended yesterday with Veto Day. While the Damn Emperor most unfortunately signed HB 1002 (aka the RTK Tax) on June 14, I’m here to take a look at which of the 88 bad actors displaying the R also stayed rogue for HB 1093 (school mask policy) and HB 396 (women’s safe … Read more
Democrat Mayor Jim Donchess of Nashua has changed the city’s policy regarding the flagpoles in front of city hall. Where they were once willing to allow the public to petition to fly a flag, that policy is no longer. The city will fly the flags it likes, and that’s the end of it. We predicted … Read more
Today we learned that this was the last day of House Session for this biennium, also lovingly known as “Veto Day”. The House considered 10 bills that were vetoed by the Governor. Five of those 10 vetoed House bills were overturned and sent off to the Senate. Additionally, five vetoed Senate bills were sustained in … Read more
There is a new video that was just put out by XX-XY Athletics directed at Nike Athletics. In the video you will see girls and women asking if Nike will stand up for women’s and girls sports. It certainly makes the point that those who’ve said they support women to sell their products, will not … Read more
I currently have a Supreme Court Appeal (2024-0181) regarding a Right to Know petition to obtain public records from NPAC Corp. The Petition was dismissed as the lower court ruled that NPAC Corp. did not meet the requirements of a public body or public agency required to disclose records. However, NPAC Corp is the shell … Read more
Thanks to petty despot (DBA: Superintendent Marcy Kelly), the Bow-Dunbarton School District is known worldwide. Kelley violated the constitutional rights of some parents, who have since sued her and others, and the district that employs her is scrambling to mitigate the damage. [I believe there is a court hearing today at 2:30]. As most of … Read more
What have we learned over the last month about girls’ soccer in New Hampshire? In Bow, we learned that if a parent wears a pink wristband with XX on it to a girls’ soccer game, they will be issued a trespass order. In Kearsarge, we learned that if a parent is a child sexual predator attending the … Read more
Ayup, it has finally become clear to me – THIS is what my gender really and truly is. And I’ve just figured out my authentic self, which I have been doing for years without knowing how to articulate it. Now I do! I am COMPLETE! Gotta update that clothing, though – I’ve never liked rounded … Read more
You’re looking at the menu, and there are just two choices. It’s beef and chicken, but you’re a vegetarian. You don’t want to starve, but what do you do? We’ve recently heard from two intelligent and very respectable people, Doris and Jose. Many of us are or were already familiar with the merits of their … Read more
A sordid story of broken boundaries has emerged out of a high school girl’s soccer game. A trans-identifying soccer player was allowed to play against the Hillsboro Deering girl’s team on October 1st, violating New Hampshire state law (HB1205). The parents of the opposing Hillsboro Deering team were not initially notified by the school that … Read more
Dear Ms. Fenton, After repeated complaints by residents and parents around New Hampshire, I am requesting an investigation into the illegal actions by the Kearsarge school district, and any other district that has participated in their illegal activity. HB1205 was signed into law in July by Governor Sununu, and requires schools to designate athletics by … Read more
The recent events of transgender athletes playing on girl’s high school sports teams in New Hampshire have brought some serious boundary and free speech issues to light. Two players received a court injunction to continue playing their high school sports in New Hampshire (New Hampshire transgender teens can play girls’ sports, federal judge rules). Still, one … Read more
Did you catch the VP Debate? Tammy and Carla have thoughts. Also, local election talk, including messaging, propaganda, and lies. (28 min) Note: Right Rally will ultimately be a place for podcasts and longer-form videos. Until then, it will catch whatever I throw into it.
The Bow-Dunbarton School district has a liberal privilege problem. For the unfamiliar, Liberal Privilege is a lot like radical Islam. If you are advancing the global Ummah, no traditional rules or restrictions apply. You can be a sacrilegious ass and still be rewarded with eternal life, 72 virgins, and all that. Here are a few … Read more
On September 24, 2024, the Board of Alderman meeting opened a conversation regarding the new “surprise” assessments received by property owners that weekend. The Mayor explained that properties throughout the City had increased but had no hard data to support his numbers. Congratulating homeowners on their average 20% increases in their assessed values to highlight … Read more