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From George Washington to Pearl Harbor, God was Honored in our Military

December 10, 2023December 10, 2023 Op-Ed

This past Thursday marks the 82nd anniversary of the bombing of Pearl Harbor. December 7, 1941, was described by then-President Franklin Roosevelt as “a date that will live in infamy.” This attack happened on a Sunday, and it is interesting to see the schedule for the crew on the ships: 0745- Rig for Church … Read more

This Time, He’ll Keep His Clothes On, but Hopefully, His Story Will Be Stripped Bare

December 10, 2023December 10, 2023 Ray Cardello

Nobody can say Hunter Biden doesn’t see himself above all others. Being the son of Joe Biden, he learned early on that he was one of the elites in America and rules do not apply to that group. Hunter Biden has been a self-proclaimed porn star, pop artist, and chief financial officer of the Biden Family Cartel.

While Freedom Flourishes in New Hampshire, the Rest of New England Is a Different Story

December 9, 2023 Op-Ed

Most of New England has some work to do to keep up with New Hampshire’s status as the nation’s freest state. In the latest edition of the Cato Institute’s Freedom in the 50 States report, while New Hampshire finishes first in overall freedom (an index of personal and economic freedom), the other five New England states each finish in the bottom half among all 50 states.

Sexual Assault as Warfare

December 9, 2023 Op-Ed

Monday this past week, State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller said, “One of the reasons that [Hamas] doesn’t want to turn over women that they’ve been holding hostage… is they don’t want those women to be able to talk about what happened to them during their time in custody.”

Icarus and the Sun

December 9, 2023 John Klar

In truly Icarian fashion, the higher mankind has climbed toward the technological sun, the more arrogant and reckless the race has become.

While Americans Skimp To Pay For Dinner, Elites Pay $930,000 To Dine With Biden

December 9, 2023 Ray Cardello

Joe Biden is making the rounds of the elites on both coasts this week, and it is not sitting well with the average American. Biden has not been very active on the campaign trail since launching his reelection bid, but he has not been very active on the Presidential trail either.

Night Cap: Be Choosy About Where You Get Your Christmas Tree

December 8, 2023 Op-Ed

It’s time to talk about the Londonderry Lions Club again. A topic that I have been talking about for a long time but feel the need to cover once again. I was inducted into the club in April of 2022 and sat in on a members briefing in which the treasurer said they had record rental Revenue income during covid.

An 18 Percent Property Tax Increase Will Not Fix Our Public Schools

December 8, 2023 Rob Roper

The Scott Administration made big news last week when they warned of an unprecedented impending property tax increase for next year of 18.5 percent. Driven by a 12 percent year-over-year increase in public school spending, they anticipate this will add another $650 to the bill of a $250,000 home.

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Knowing the Christ of Christmas

December 8, 2023 Aaron Warner

Christmas is undoubtedly the most recognized and celebrated holiday around the world, and the owner of its namesake easily the most known human in all of history, and for good reason. No human being has ever had the impact of Jesus Christ – alive or dead or resurrected.

Night Cap – US Climate Assessment Report: Dogma Over Truth

December 7, 2023 John Klar

A new crescendo in histrionics was evident in the latest National Climate Assessment Report released on November 14. As energy prices rise and global efforts to dominate fossil fuels, food production, and international travel are embraced by the Biden administration, the credibility of the climate change narrative is wobbling, and for good reason.

Review of: Deception: The Great Covid Cover-Up

December 7, 2023 Op-Ed

Ever wonder if you were living in the Dystopian States of America? Senator Rand Paul’s Deception: The Great Covid Cover-Up, published October 10, 2023, does not disarm those haunting feelings.

AG Garland Ignores Maine’s Cry For Help

July 16, 2024December 7, 2023 Ray Cardello

Merrick Garland is the United States Attorney General and heads up our Justice Department, which includes 115,000 employees. Garland is obviously a very busy man working with Joe Biden and Christopher Wray to find ways to target and harass people with a Conservative ideology.

Donald Trump Isn’t Worried About ‘Neocon Nikki’

December 7, 2023 Op-Ed

In the 2024 Republican presidential primary, there have been rumblings outside the massive 46.3-point advantage held by former President Donald Trump. A surprise contender, former ambassador Nikki Haley, is making strides in the polls.

The New Face Of Feminism Is Conservative

December 7, 2023 Op-Ed

The new face of feminism is conservative. How do I know? Not ONE democratic congresswoman voted for the Congressional H.R 734 “Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act of 2023.” (The vote was straight down party lines with all 219 Republicans voting for the bill.) Think about that! How could any elected woman not … Read more

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Time To Rethink Our Investment In Higher Education

December 7, 2023 Ray Cardello

You might be hard-pressed to find an argument that our College and University system is failing America. Secondary education is where the indoctrination of American students began, and that poisoning of our children’s minds has finally reached pre-school.

Will Manchester Waste More Money on Professional Development for Teachers?

December 7, 2023 Ann Marie Banfield

Manchester teachers are getting a new contract. It calls for four more days of professional development. While PD can be beneficial to teachers, taxpayers should be looking at what teachers will be doing during every professional development day.

“What is the Executive Council?”

December 6, 2023 Op-Ed

“What is the Executive Council?” was the title of a routine column written by the late Bernie Streeter about 30+ years ago for the 1590 Broadcaster, a now-defunct free newspaper in Nashua. Bernie Streeter was one of Dave Wheeler’s predecessors and held office in the early 90s before becoming the mayor.