At one o’clock today, I hit the pause button. I stood and watched the TV. I turned up the volume so I could feel the emotions. And I cried. The Buffalo Bills were running onto their field of play carrying banners with the number 3 displayed proudly.
Camp Constitution Announces Its 15th Annual Family Camp
Camp Constitution will hold its 15th Annual Family Camp at the Singing Hills Christian Camp https://www.singinghills.net/ Plainfield, NH. from Sunday, July 16 to Friday, July 21, 2023
To The Dover School Board – The Public Pity Party about Personal Choices (Pornography)
The circus that ensued at the last SB meeting was ridiculous to watch the public pity party about personal choices that had little to do with people concerned about pornography in our schools and library.
We Have to Protect the Electoral College
The Electoral College is a difficult concept to understand, and now that Civics is no longer taught in public schools, fewer people know what the Electoral College is or does. The name does nothing to tip you off to its importance, and maybe we should call it the Great Equalizer.
Reopen NH: Legislative Session Kicks Off!
Republicans Turn a Win Into an Embarrassment
The midterms did not produce the tsunami or red wave that most people predicted. The Republicans did not achieve the majority they hoped for, and the Democrats still controlled the Senate.
A Private Tutor for Every Student
Imagine how well you would have done in school if you had access to a tutor 24/7. Today, this is a real option for New Hampshire students, thanks to a partnership between the Department of Education and Tutor.com.
Sports Should Not be Life or Death
I will not condemn sports or the violence of some of the contact sports we love and enjoy. That is not the purpose of my writing today. Science and technology have made tremendous gains in designing equipment for the maximum safety of athletes.
New Beginning or Same Old GOP
We Conservatives have been looking forward to January 3 since November. We had high hopes for a significant majority after the midterms, but we were disappointed.
Sec. of State Scanlan – Will You lead?
Jan 2, 2023 NH Sec. Of State: Mr. David Scanlan Co-Chairman Voter Confidence Committee: Report Mr. Swett and Mr.Cook Gentleman: Many of us who testified before your committee and dedicated our personal time and research, now feel robbed of a sense of normalcy, transparency, and fairness in your final report. Which excluded: Public testimony/ evidence … Read more
Sunday Spotlight (On Monday): As You Grow
The last few years have been checkered with debate about sexually oriented books found in many elementary, middle, and high school libraries. These books have probably been on the shelves for years. But COVID uncovered a great deal about what our children are exposed to in their classrooms.
WOKE Celebrates the New Year in California
The beginning of a New Year is like Christmas Day for Governor Gavin Newsom (D-CA) and the Progressives, who must have been giddy with anticipation. January 1, is the signing day of head-shaking bills in California.
Democrats Have to be Careful How They Handle Santos
George Santos (R-NY) has opened up a can of worms, and nobody wants to put on a pair of rubber gloves and deal with it, or him. The Democrats have to tread lightly on this embarrassing mess because anything they throw at the lying individual could end up right on the steps of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
The Republicans Who Sold Us Out for $1.7T
There was a time when bills could pass through the Senate or the House on bipartisan votes, and it was considered good governing. Bills had opponents and proponents because of differing views, but a vote, either way, was not catastrophic to the country’s future.
I’m Flying Southwest……Maybe
Southwest Airlines grew from a start-up carrier back in 1967 to become the number-one airline in 2018. From that famous line in their early commercials, “more champagne?” to their catchphrase today, “your flight has been canceled.”
We Cannot Get Numb to Drug Deaths & Homelessness
We are bombarded with bad news every day, and it feels like it has worsened since the onset of COVID in 2020. We incessantly hear how bad our economy is, how high our home-heating oil will be, how many illegals have crossed the Border today, how bad the weather will be, and if we will be back in masks after the holidays.
Stop Kamala Now, Before the Media Elects Her President
There is reality, and then there is the created perception. There is what we can see and hear, and there is the fog and the gaslighting that most people see through the lens of the mainstream media.
Title IX Turns 50…and Dies
Title IX was signed into law in 1972 as part of the Education Amendment of 1972. It prohibits sex-based discrimination in any school or other education program that receives funding from the federal government.
Christmas Feels a Little Merrier This Year
It is a complicated time for Americans this Christmas season. For the first time in three years, we can celebrate without the oppression of government mandates.
Justifying a $1.7 Trillion Omnibus
We can expect someone like Chris Pappas, who has a rubber spine and weak knees, to vote online with his Progressive party, but the second sin is to remain unaccountable for what he did and tout his actions to the people of New Hampshire like he has our backs.