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Three Bow parents took the school district to court today after they allege the school district violated their free speech rights. Three parents wore pink wristbands to a girls soccer game with XX written on them. They did this to express their support for girls/women’s sports. Some described this as a peaceful protest since there … Read more
Contracted legal fee agreements are approved by the Mayor and require no approval of the Board of Aldermen (BOA). The purchasing policy does not require the Finance Committee or Board of Aldermen to approve legal services above $25,000. The Mayor and Legal Office have unchecked control over the legal fee contracts and the terms and expenses associated with … Read more
Al Brandano has voluntarily dismissed his case against David Scanlan and the New Hampshire Secretary of State’s Office (SoS). Al has been trying, through the courts, to force the SoS to adhere to federal election law, which requires all Federal election records to be maintained for 22 months. In the past, New Hampshire has allowed … Read more
Tomorrow is November 19. It was a big day in NH 3 years ago and for 2 reasons. One of them was because it was the day Chuck Morse voted the wrong way on that covid money as a member of the committee serving as the very last firewall opportunity to block it. That was … Read more
Who the heck is Karishma Manzur? I’d never heard of her until the Union Leader published an op-ed titled ‘Let’s Stop the Rise of Granite State Hate.’ In it, she lists a handful of local groups flagged on the Southern Poverty Law Center hate map, but she doesn’t have time to research them. She lumps … Read more
The Town of Windham, New Hampshire, is known the world over and to a greater degree in all fifty states, but not for a good reason. It suffers from Electoral Dysfunction (ED). Its clerks and election moderators can’t seem to run an election without something going sideways. Local or Federal. There’s some issue. You’re likely … Read more
This sounds like the goal is to ensure no one is accountable to anyone for whatever happens to the digital data from federal elections.
Many voters in NH CD2 may eventually have a similar feeling of “buyer’s remorse” and wish that they had voted for her opponent Lily Tang Williams
The first of the LSRs are in and posted on NH dot gov. There were over 200 when I first looked and about a hundred more have been added when I revisited a day later. I suggest bookmarking this link in the same way you would use a real bookmark because there are usually over … Read more
The New Hampshire House Special Committee on Covid Response Efficacy has issued its findings. Before we get to the finer points. In undertaking a review of these actions to mitigate the spread of the COVID-19 virus, this House Committee recognizes that the decisions made during the pandemic were done under immense pressures with the information … Read more
The historians might not agree but a squirrel named P’Nut (cute internet sensation) may have tipped the 2024 Presidential election. He was euthanized after some rabid Karen reported his owners and the Stasi in NY raided his owners’ home. Search warrant, armed invasion, it looked a lot like swatting and P”Nut and his racoon buddy … Read more
Catch this week’s Manch Talk for the latest on the election results, Carla’s campaign ad, and more!
If you did not follow the story, there was an issue with completed ballot security and the “tamper-proof” tape used on boxes of completed ballots. It was easily circumvented. After a bit of convincing, the state acknowledged the need for a different tape. They did not accept an offer from the vendor to provide instruction … Read more
I am of the opinion that if you don’t want to rent your property to someone that’s your business, but this isn’t typically how the progressive world view operates. Government exists to force Democrat preferences on everyone else (while the idea that Republicans might to do this is fascist). Thats what makes this so damn … Read more
Rep Ming, aka “Melanie 2.0,” as I often call him, made a crybaby tweet today, one week after losing to my senator. What sweetens his loss all the more is that he’s excluded from BOTH sides of the wall for the next 2 years. My high school basketball coach regularly said following each loss “losers … Read more
The Federal Flag Hearing On Tuesday Morning, November 5, 2024, the Concord Federal Court held a merits hearing on the Scaer v City of Nashua First Amendment Flag case. The coincidence of our National Voting Day and this case could not be more fitting. I had the pleasure of attending. The City filed yet another … Read more
The Granite State has done it again: It has a 42-seat Republican majority in the State House, a 2/3 Republican supermajority in the State Senate, and a 4-1 Republican majority on the state’s executive council. The governor is Republican, Kelly Ayotte – but we sent two Democrats to Congress and chose Kamala Harris over Donald … Read more
What are the worst things a public school COULD do these days? Some parents are suggesting that the Kearsage School District in New Hampshire is responsible for traumatizing their kids AND the students of other nearby schools. They knew many of their soccer players were uncomfortable with a biological male joining their girl’s soccer team, … Read more
Those unfamiliar with NH House Rep Jonah Wheeler need ot understand that he is a registered Democrat. A person of color. A young man who fulfills any number of Left-Wing victim class categories. He is also a Democrat who opposes allowing adults to mutilate children under the guise of it being what’s best for them. … Read more
The vote for Speaker of the New Hampshire House is Wednesday, November 13th. Len Turcotte is challenging the current speaker, Sherm Packard, for the gavel. Sherm is a nice guy (every time I’ve run into him), but we need Len Turcotte as the NH House Speaker. Len has a 100% NH House Republican Alliance Rating … Read more