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It will be a great day, and hopefully the start of the healing needed for the damage that Janet Mills inflicted on the State of Maine during her time as Governor, when she leaves the statehouse for the last time in January of 2027. Taxes are up, education results are down, illegal population is up, … Read more
This week, the House met to consider Senate amendments to House bills and Senate messages on our amendments to Senate bills. The most common case was a Senate amendment to a House bill that the committee wanted us to agree to; the chair moved to concur, and it passed on a voice vote. The chair … Read more
To be clear, the flying of gay flags is not prohibited in the city of Nashua, but a recent settlement has put the city’s citizen flagpole six feet under. Viewpoint discrimination, as it turns out, is unconstitutional in Nashua, too. There is no Nashua Exception, and if the hyper-partisan Mayor can’t limit use of his … Read more
Nashua residents deserve a budget process grounded in accuracy, transparency, and accountability. Yet the FY2027 Budget Book, distributed publicly and posted on the city website, contains significant omissions and inconsistencies that materially distort the city’s financial picture. Whether these errors stem from oversight or mismanagement, the impact is the same: taxpayers are being presented with … Read more
🚨 URGENT ACTION ALERT: BETRAYAL IN CONCORD – YOUR RIGHTS ARE BEING SOLD OUT BY THE SENATE AND WEAK-KNEED “PRO-GUN” REPUBLICANS Fellow New Hampshire Firearms Coalition Members, Patriots, and Defenders of the Second Amendment: They stabbed us in the back. On May 14th, the Republican-controlled [super majority] Senate — with the apparent blessing and consent of the … Read more
A pathetic attempt to look like you’re doing something when actually doing nothing. So, the Vermont House and Senate both approved H.727 – An act relating to sustainable data center deployment, sending it off to the Governor’s desk for a signature or a veto. What this bill does is create a number of logistical hurdles … Read more
In this installment of the Granite Discourse, the guest is Dale Girard, a NH state rep for Sullivan County District 6. He is a member of the Committee on Municipal and County Government as well as the mayor of Claremont NH. He recently made headlines for switching from Democrat to Republican. Authors’ and Speakers’ opinions … Read more
This session has been bittersweet. On almost all of our core issues, the New Hampshire House GOP has never been better. House Republicans this year stood overwhelmingly and valiantly for parental rights, pregnancy resource centers, the rights of homeschoolers, and medical freedom for those in debilitating pain. The unwavering conviction of most House Republicans on … Read more
A LOT and you need to VOTE! This week, on The New England Take, AJ is joined by Meg Hagaman, candidate for Merrimack County Attorney, to break down the importance of the county attorney (is Law & Order accurate?!?), her background as a prosecutor, and the future of criminal justice in New Hampshire. Learn more … Read more
Thirteen of seventeen Senate Democrats joined every Republican in repealing Act 18, the Clean Heat Standard, in a significant moral victory for the GOP. (For those wondering, the four colossally out of touch “no” votes came from Andrew Perchlik (D/P- Washington), Ann Cummings (D-Washington), Becca White (D-Windsor), and Tanya Vyhovsky (D/P -Chittenden C.) But it … Read more
Never vote to sell your right to vote. Your right to vote should be as sacred as free speech and bearing arms. The latter shall not be infringed. Unfortunately, there are some people who have no problem with your right to vote being infringed. Sadly, lots of them are the kind of voters who show … Read more
An Open Letter to the NHCADSV in response to their FB Post on the Murder of Sandra Marisol Fuentes Huarache Your Facebook post alleging concern over Sandra Marisol Feuntes Huaracha’s murder is fickle. You’ve sat on countless pointless “task forces” ordered by Governor after Governor, AG after AG and the unfortunate truth is that these … Read more
In every city, trust in government is built on a simple principle: taxpayers have the right to know how their money is being spent. In Nashua, that principle is now being tested. As the FY2027 budget moves forward, residents are being asked to accept a spending plan without access to the detailed line‑item information that … Read more
Today, on the Morning Update, The People’s Republic of Cambridge, in response to a man (of color) indiscriminately discharging a firearm at cars and cops along a major thoroughfare, has terminated its ShotSpotter contract. They say it’s a privacy issue. They are lying. 00:00 The Brown Note Incident00:44 Tyler Brown’s Criminal Background02:20 Surveillance and Privacy … Read more
Even If The Attention is Not The illegal Chinese pot farms in Maine must be thrilled that there is so much other illegal or corrupt activity in Maine that they have fallen under the radar. According to the latest numbers from Homeland Security, there are over 270 operations scattered throughout rural Maine. This number originates … Read more
Rep. Alicia Gregg published an op-ed in the *Concord Monitor* this week titled “Survivors deserve the truth.” She opens by establishing her standing — ”I am a survivor, and I work with survivors” — and she closes by accusing Rep. Ellen Read of using “survivors’ fear as a political tool.” I want to take Rep. Gregg’s title … Read more
Problems Persist for Superintendent David Ryan Public trust in schools depends on accountability, transparency, and a culture where parents, teachers, and students can raise concerns without fear of retaliation. When that trust breaks down, families leave, teachers resign, and communities fracture. New Hampshire has now seen similar concerns emerge in multiple school districts connected to … Read more
This week, on Right Side Up, Mike and Alison give a 2026 biennium recap of bills from the most recent session, as well as possible vetoes by Gov. Phil Scott, complete with commentary and analysis. Watch on the ‘Grok Rumble Channel if the embedded video does not load. Authors’ and Speakers’ opinions are their own … Read more
The numbers don’t lie. After years of watching the city’s Ethics Review Committee treat male and female complainants differently, I finally put it on the record. On May 6, 2026, I filed a formal complaint with the New Hampshire Attorney Discipline Office (ADO) against Attorney Timothy Bush, Chairman of the Nashua Ethics Review Committee (ERC). … Read more
Camp Constitution’s 18th Annual Family Camp is less than two months away. It will be held at the Singing Hills Christian Camp https://www.singinghills.net/ Plainfield, NH, from Sunday, July 12 to Friday, July 17, 2026 Returning instructors include Pastor David Whitney of the Institute on the Constitution, Catherine White of The Constitution Decoded, Alex Newman, author and host of the Sentinel Report, … Read more