VDCTV – Election Consequences
Guy Page and Rob Roper talk Changes in Legislative leadership? Election consequences for Clean Heat Standard, property taxes, illegal immigrants.
VDCTV – Election Consequences
Guy Page and Rob Roper talk Changes in Legislative leadership? Election consequences for Clean Heat Standard, property taxes, illegal immigrants.
NH House Special Committee Wrecks Covid Response in Report
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
Schools Counsel children — to be Democrats
But Bernie-blue Vermont continuedsto shamelessly push anti-MAGA propaganda spewed by the mainstream media — in public schools, by paid teachers.
Bill Would Allow the Ownership of Domesticated Squirrels and Raccoons
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
The VT Red Wave Was Kevin Ellis’ Fault
I’m picking on Kevin here because he’s written two mostly ridiculous articles following the November 5 election lamenting how Donald Trump won a stunning victory nationally, and Vermont Republicans shattered the Democrats’ supermajorities in both chambers of the legislature, but he’s not alone. I would have let it go and allowed him and John Walters, … Read more
What TF Happened in NH’s Elections?
Catch this week’s Manch Talk for the latest on the election results, Carla’s campaign ad, and more!
Sec of State Should Have Accepted “Taping” Lessons
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
Are Vermonters Ready to Buy Cars in New Hampshire?
Vermont tied its increasingly rickety wagon to California’s air quality standards for motor vehicles. Advanced Clean Cars II (ACCII) “requires manufacturers to produce vehicles certified to increasingly more stringent emission categories, according to schedules based on vehicle fleet emission averages for each manufacturer.“ Vermont legislators handed authority over Vermonters to wingnuts in California and they … Read more
Dem Won’t Renew Lease on Apartment Rented to Trump Voter
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
Maine Electorate Takes First Step To Securing Their Vote
The Dinner Table, a grassroots PAC created by Maine State Representative Laurel Libby (R-Auburn/ Minot) and activist Alex Titcomb, celebrates a tremendous Election Day victory. It did not involve a candidate but a petition initiative that has been the focus of The Dinner Table for nearly a year. The petition requests the placement of a … Read more
A Pity Party for Ming
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
Merits Hearing on the Nashua Flag Case & the Abuse of Mootness
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
Is New Hampshire Broken?
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
Kearsage School Traumatizes Kids
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
Voters to Legislature: Enough Already!
The big question many pundits ask in the wake of the significant Republican pick-ups in the state house and senate is what they will do with their newfound numbers. Six pick-ups in the Vermont State Senate and what looks like around twenty in the house (there will be at least one contested outcome in Bennington-1 … Read more
Democrat State Rep Calls for Change – In the Democrat Party
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
Len Turcotte for NH House Speaker
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
Right Side Up – Post Election Analysis
Bill and Mike peer through the settling dust to dissect the results of the Nov 5th, 2024, elections.
Can Donald Trump Save the Gulf of Maine?
President Trump will cut off all federal support for offshore Wind on day one. There will be no more prop-ups, price supports, federal incentives, discounts, or grants. The Executive Branch will stop writing blank checks to Big Wind with your money. What does that mean for projects in the pipeline? What about all those leases … Read more
Strong Foundations Charter School Going WOKE?
Strong Foundations Charter School is n the process of developing a school policy on flags that are hung in the classroom. A Google Meeting with parents and administrators last week, called for a committee to develop a policy on PRIDE flags hanging in the classroom. A few parents made the argument that PRIDE flags should … Read more