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Your State House 09/23/22: Mike Yakubovich and Legislative Work

January 12, 2025September 28, 2022 Carol McGuire

Representative Michael Yakubovich has dropped out of the state Senate race, due to medical problems that need his full attention. Please pray for him and his family in this stressful time. Michael has been replaced as a candidate for the state senate by my friend Keith Murphy, a former representative who now lives in Manchester … Read more

We Need More Than Joe Biden and James Taylor

September 28, 2022 Ray Cardello

We are quietly approaching a crucial point in time with the conflict in Ukraine. Remarkably, the Ukraine military is pushing the Russian insurgents back and reclaiming a good percentage of territory claimed by Putin’s army. On the surface, this may seem like great news, but it could signal the worst of events for Ukraine, Europe, and the world.

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When Our Children Prosper, We All Prosper

September 27, 2022 Op-Ed

Both before, during, and now post-pandemic, the Department of Education remains committed to supporting our children and our schools. This support extends beyond the traditional classroom and aims to reach a vast array of students, educational facilities, and learning environments. Support for our public schools does not mean that one does not support our non-public … Read more

The Communism of Jesus — and the Coming Election

September 27, 2022 Op-Ed

“Go, sell all you have, give to the poor and come follow Me.” — Mark 10:21

When I was growing up, I had a vague skepticism about one aspect of the Cold War. I did understand that the Russians were coming. The Russians were coming. I did understand that we Americans stood for freedom and would not punish people for, say, creating literature, as those horrible Stalin types did.

Is Credibility an Abandoned Trait?

September 27, 2022 Ray Cardello

We have looked at transparency and truthfulness many times on Conservative View, and, unfortunately, the question of credibility comes to the forefront far too often. I would have no problem, in fact, I would welcome a situation where two candidates would face off fairly and openly.

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The “Woke Hoax” Is Unraveling America

November 12, 2024September 26, 2022 Jim Betti

The women’s volleyball match between Duke University and Brigham Young University had ended, but the turmoil had just begun. A black Duke player complained that every time she served, a fan heckled her using the N-word.

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Exposing the Democrat Lies on Abortion

September 25, 2022 Skip

A New Hampshire Republican friend of mine said it best: “I cannot believe so many people really do think the most important thing in life is to end it.” Democrats have been on a voter registration tear since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade. There’s just one problem for them – it’s the only … Read more

Sunday Spotlight: From the Cotton Field to the Senate Chamber

September 25, 2022 Ray Cardello

Soon after Tim Scott became the junior Senator representing the great state of South Carolina, his grandfather made the trip to Washington D.C. It was an extraordinary journey for Scott’s Granddad as it was emblematic of a true American dream.

Republicans Roll Out a New Playbook

September 25, 2022 Ray Cardello

It was nearly thirty years ago when the Republican Party drafted the Contract with America. That plan led to a substantial Republican gain in the House of Representatives during the Clinton Presidency.

Chris Pappas Is “Out of Touch” on Immigration

September 25, 2022 Op-Ed

A recent email sent to my “representative” in Congress included the following: “Let’s look at the top five records you’ve shattered since this Congress began: Number 1 – You’ve allowed OVER 2 MILLION personally, medically, and criminally unvetted illegal aliens to break into our country, the MOST EVER! Number 2 – You’ve allowed fentanyl to … Read more

Who’s Left? Nobody

September 25, 2022September 25, 2022 Op-Ed

I’m growing tired of Democrats heaping their opprobrium on the Granite State when it comes to the whole early primary bagatelle of a fraud of a hoax of a sham.

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Your State House 09/17/22: Legislative Work Begins Anew

January 12, 2025September 24, 2022 Carol McGuire

This Tuesday, I had the pleasure of meeting many of you at the polls in the primary election. Thanks to you, I will be on the ballot in November and hope to have the pleasure of representing you in Concord for the next two years. My district has changed, due to redistricting, from Allenstown/Epsom/Pittsfield to … Read more

Governor Sununu Institutionalized Social Emotional Learning in New Hampshire

September 25, 2022September 24, 2022 Doris Hohensee

The legislature never authorized Social Emotional Learning for NH public schools. Governor Sununu did it all on his own. Governor Sununu brought Social Emotional Learning (SEL) to New Hampshire and hired an SEL Program Director who reports to him, not the Department of Education:

Sandy Hook: Is the Alex Jones Trial a Gag Order for America?

September 23, 2022 Op-Ed

I recently published a book entitled Unreality: “Sandy Hook Messes Minds.” The PDF is linked below. During the first half of the book, I thought the school shooting did occur; in the second half, I changed my tune. My conclusion?

Happiness for Rosh Hashana

September 23, 2022 Op-Ed

I am about as Catholic as you can get. The only thing Jewish about me is that I went to a Jewish kindergarten. Actually, it was a public school, but the local Gentiles went to a parish kindy which my parents deemed to be too long a walk from our house.

The Part Of Judge Amy Messer’s Right-To-Groom Decision That Explains Everything

September 23, 2022 Ed Mosca

Here is the LINK to Judge Amy Messer’s decision that public schools in New Hampshire have a right to groom students. But you really do NOT need to read the entire decision to understand why Messer … or Judge Groomer, if you prefer … ruled the way she did.

The Border is Not the Crisis. FOX Reporting Is

September 22, 2022 Ray Cardello

It is getting much too difficult to hold back the anger and continue to write with a modicum of respect for the President and his Administration. For a President, a lifetime politician, to declare he would have the most transparent Administration in our history is a joke. Let me say that again.

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“Watch Me”

September 22, 2022 Ray Cardello

Mr. President, do you have the energy or health to be President? “Watch Me.” That was the President’s answer. That flip answer sounds like an answer that came off the pages of KJP’s notebook. Look at my job performance, look at my schedule, and try to keep up with me.

Let’s Define a Crisis

September 22, 2022 Ray Cardello

Certain events should not require a political slant to define. For example, the Afghanistan withdrawal was a disaster politically and militarily that will forever be a defining moment for a terrible President and administration.

The Windham Incident v3 – Miscounts, Mistakes, and Dems with “More Votes” Than Voters!

September 21, 2022 Skip

The original Windham Incident was the inconsistency of the voting machines in Windham two years ago and that made national news. Version 2.0 was Ken Eyring finding that, AGAIN, absentee ballots were folded across the ovals again (for this election cycle). And now, there’s more than just more.