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The Constitution Is the Solution!

December 6, 2025September 4, 2023 Matthew Rhodes

Fixing America Starts With Education. Most Americans are not taught what’s in the Constitution, nor are they aware of its limitations on government that have helped make America great. The John Birch Society has a new series of DVDs for you to learn how the Constitution was intended to secure rights, not to enable the … Read more

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Toxic N95 Masks

September 4, 2023 Op-Ed

In April of 2020, top coronavirus fearmongers, including Anthony Fauci and his coconspirators, turned on a dime from advising against wearing masks to protect against coronavirus to recommending that everyone wear masks for that purpose.

Should We Believe The Media Hype Linking Hurricane Idalia To Climate Change?

September 4, 2023 Op-Ed

hurricane Idalia left a path of destruction across Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina this week. It was a big, impactful, dangerous storm that has negatively impacted thousands of lives, like so many big and powerful storms that have made landfall in the United States.

Vermont’s Culture – Or What’s Left of It.

July 16, 2024September 4, 2023 Steve MacDonald

Vermont once had, at least in my Normal Rockwell-esque memory, a sense of independence and a toe-hold on sanity. That place Calvin Coolidge called home. It is an image long since painted over by the political Left, replaced with a fawning portrait of Mao.

Politicians, Wind Power, and Another Hidden Tax

April 18, 2025September 3, 2023 Marc Abear

This week, the US Government held an auction for major wind projects in the Gulf of Mexico. There’s bad news: The US Interior Department tried to lease out three wind blocks in the Gulf of Mexico off the shores of Texas and Louisiana. There were zero bids for the two wind blocks in Texas. There … Read more

Affordable Housing Is NH’s Top Economic Problem, Leaders & Voters Agree

September 3, 2023 Op-Ed

New Hampshire voters rank affordable housing as the state’s No. 1 problem, according to a UNH Survey Center poll released on August 28. State business and political leaders agree, saying housing affordability is the top problem holding back the state’s economy.

Biden May Hate Putin, But He’s Well On His Way To Becoming Him

September 3, 2023 Op-Ed

For God’s sake, this man cannot remain in power!” President Joe Biden yelled as he wrapped up a March 2022 speech in Warsaw. The man in question was Russian President Vladimir Putin. When asked later whether he had just committed to a policy of regime change against a nuclear-armed power, Biden desperately tried to walk back the claim.

BRICS: The Acronym Is Not Growing, But It’s Power Is

September 3, 2023 Ray Cardello

I have written about BRICS in the past, but their latest activity requires a closer look. BRICS is an alliance formed by Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa to create an international monetary system and currency based on the gold standard.

“Debanking”: The Latest Assault on Freedom of Speech

September 2, 2023 Op-Ed

Threats to freedom of speech and efforts to suppress dissenting views and voices have been on the rise over the past decades. They were exponentially intensified since the ascent of social media, and as the political polarization in the West truly took hold of our societies, the powers that be have been using any and … Read more

Climate Committee Says Don’t Run Electric Heat Pumps at Night

September 2, 2023 Steve MacDonald

Climate Change isn’t just about changing the climate outside. It is about you changing the climate inside becasue of their claims about the climate outside. It is undoubtedly a mental disorder, but the inmates running the asylum will not be persuaded to stop the madness.

When A School Board Member Actually Puts Kids First

September 2, 2023 Rob Roper

Curt Hier, a public school history teacher and debate coach for thirty-five years who now runs a business helping students get into college, was elected to the Slate Valley School Board this past March. Hier’s background gives him more insight into the actual workings of the public school system than the average school board member … Read more

America’s Farmerless Farming Future?

September 2, 2023 John Klar

Farmers have steadily declined as a share of the American workforce since the Dust Bowl of the 1930s, undermined by technological advances, regulatory strictures, and industry consolidation in farming.

Mr. Speaker, YOU are the Captain of this Ship of Uniparty Corruption!

January 12, 2025September 1, 2023 Julie Smith

With the Sanborn scandal breaking the news just hours ago, it unsurprisingly spawned much discussion online. I thought about my House Committee assignments article at the beginning of the year. I’m unsure if there’s enough material aside from the usual WMUR and NH Journal offerings in an ordinary internet search on the Sanborns. I took … Read more

Joe Biden Is A Good And Decent Man-Not

September 1, 2023 Ray Cardello

We can put the entire Biden corruption situation to bed. Eric Swalwell has told us so, and you have to believe a U.S. Representative who slept with a Chinese spy. At least it was a female Chinese spy. This fact obviously carried some weight with Eric’s wife.

The State as Modern-Day Superstition: Unraveling the Illusions of Authority

September 1, 2023 Op-Ed

Without the erroneous public perception and judgment of the state as just and necessary and without the public’s voluntary cooperation, even the seemingly most powerful government would implode and its powers evaporate. Thus liberated, we would regain our right to self-defense and be able to turn to freed and unregulated insurance agencies for efficient professional assistance in all matters of protection and conflict resolution. —Hans-Hermann Hoppe, The Production of Defense

Weed is Still Illegal in New Hampshire so Why is Bud Barn in Vermont Advertising on Keene Radio [Update]

July 16, 2024September 1, 2023 Steve MacDonald

A reader alerted me to this bit of news—Bud Barn, a purveyor of ‘Premium Cannabis Products Made (and taxed) in Vermont,’ is advertising on Keene, NH, radio. Even if they are trying to capture the ears of Vermonters who work in Western New Hampshire, to quote a different local, weed ain’t legal here.

Supreme Court Protects Anti-Government Speech …

September 1, 2023 Op-Ed

WASHINGTON, DC — In a 7-2 ruling that protects anti-government speech, the U.S. Supreme Court has narrowed the scope of a federal law that makes it a crime to “encourage” illegal aliens to remain in the country.

State House Special Election Alert

August 31, 2023 Op-Ed

September 19th is a critical special election for the seat that will determine the balance in the New Hampshire House.

Minorities Finally Seeing The Light

August 31, 2023 Ray Cardello

The Black, Brown, and Red communities have been programmed for generations to support the Democrat Party. They have been gaslighted to believe that Democrats have their backs and are the Party to protect and serve the little guy. They listen to their President talk about racism and the poison of White Supremacy.

Dartmouth Health Staff Accuse Pediatricians Concerned About Sterilizing Children of Transphobia

August 31, 2023 Stephen Scaer

Pediatricians who aren’t on board with pronouns, puberty blockers, and hormones are guilty of “transphobia” and need help, according to Dartmouth Health staff. They suggest pediatricians reflect on their “implicit bias” and that they “do some personal work in understanding how biases negatively affect the care they provide.”