I have heard our trusted Senators and Representatives state that there is no “political will” in the general court to do what the people expect of them, to uphold the rule of law, to defend the constitution, and to protect the people’s natural rights.
Women’s Sports: We Are Women Here Saying ‘No.’ Why Is That Not Enough?
On Wednesday, Beth Stelzer, founder, and director of Save Women’s Sports gave powerful testimony supporting Wisconsin legislation to ban males from competing in female sports.
BOOM! BREAKING NEWS! Windham Election Audit SMOKING GUN?
The forensic audit for the Windham November general election mandated all of the ballots be fed through all of the voting machines. They were. In order to simulate the general election, the machines had to be reset to 11/03/20 before the ballots were fed through the machines. They were.
City of Nashua Ever-Increasing Budgets – More Money for It Means Less for You!
No matter WHO Government taxes, it always comes down to Individuals to pay. You pay your home’s property tax AND you are paying businesses’ property taxes as well (via increased costs when you buy their products and services).
Oh, and By The Way, Nashua Terminated Its Mask Mandate This Week
The People’s Republic of Nashua’s Politburo (the city alderman – woman/person/thing) took the advice of the cities Ministry of Health and rescinded its long-running mask mandate at their Thursday night meeting.
Lying to Parents – Superintendent’s Response is Sheer Laziness – Beitler restarts “the pattern”
A bit of a recap here: The Gilford School Board, in its Policy JBAB, codifies Lying to Parents, either by commission or omission, when it comes to their children relative to their gender dysphoria/transgenderism. It has declared that, in this Dillon’s Rule state, that it has such power to grant a new Right to an Individual.
House Freedom Caucus Sees Senate Finance Amendments As Recipe For Committee Of Conference Disaster
CONCORD, N.H. — House Freedom Caucus members are deeply troubled by the Senate Finance Committee’s version of the next state budget because the Senate Finance Committee has stripped out necessary State of Emergency reforms and lays the groundwork for a Committee of Conference failure.
AFP-NH Commends Trim to Occupational License Law
Americans for Prosperity-New Hampshire (AFP-NH) today commended the New Hampshire Senate for passing HB 606, a bill that exempts services provided without remuneration from license requirements for barbering, cosmetology, and esthetics. Current law states that cutting hair without a state license is a Class A misdemeanor, even including individuals who cut family members’ hair for … Read more
Public Officials Knew Ballot Folds Would Skew Results Months Prior To The Election …
In a stunning conclusion provided by the Windham Audit Team, it was determined that some machines were tricked by the creases in mail-in ballots to the detriment of Republican candidates. The creases resulted in overvotes that crushingly affected straight-ticket Republican ballots, in particular. We want to thank Sarah Ibanez for this Op-Ed. If you have … Read more
Manchester Mayor’s Race: Girard Releases Housing Proposal
MANCHESTER, NH. May 27, 2021–“Increased housing costs are a direct result of increased demand and insufficient supply. The goal of my proposal to increase housing is to identify and remove obstacles that get in the way of building more housing.
Your State Senate is Doing The Governor’s Bidding
Word on the street is that the Senate thinks Gov. Chris Sununu did nothing wrong by acting like a king for the past year, and they aren’t willing to cross him, especially because he’s “in the same party” and “so very popular.” (Insert negative exclamation!)
AFP to Biden Administration: Massachusetts Tax Regulation is Unconstitutional, Hurts Workers
CONCORD, NH – Following the U.S. Solicitor General filing an amicus brief to the U.S. Supreme Court urging them to reject New Hampshire’s lawsuit against the state of Massachusetts for its unconstitutional move to tax Granite Staters who no longer commute to the Bay State for work, Americans for Prosperity-New Hampshire (AFP-NH) today urged the Biden Administration to … Read more
Watch: The “Windham Incident” Auditor’s Spin Feeds the “Ballot Fold” Narrative
Harri Hursti, one of the auditors of Windham’s November, 2020 general election is spinning a narrative that the largest discrepancy in NH elections is an isolated issue to Windham. But is it really? Hursti’s statement is contrary to what he said on Friday, when he made a statement that they can’t jump to conclusions before … Read more
Help Preserve the Fetal Life Protection Act!
Yesterday afternoon the Senate Judiciary Committee voted on four Cornerstone-supported bills, among them HB 625, the Fetal Life Protection Act.
IRREFUTABLE BOMBSHELL! NH Demands STATEWIDE Forensic Audit
That’s his headline so let’s run with it. Who? YouTuber Nick Moseder is reporting on the now-infamous Windham Incident, and he has – read the headline – an Irrefutable bombshell to share.
Keeping Nashua Informed
Keeping Nashua Informed Mayor James Donchess cor·rup·tion /kəˈrəpSH(ə)n/ noun 1. dishonest or fraudulent conduct by those in power, typically involving bribery. “the journalist who wants to expose corruption in high places” Out of the 332,355,469, with a population of, at or about, 87,555 as of the City of Nashua, Division of Public Health and … Read more
Are Folded Ballots a Problem for the AccuVote Machines?
It may be that the AccuVote machines can sometimes mistake a fold in a ballot as a bonafide vote for the candidate whose name, and the associated oval, happens to be on a fold on that ballot.
Josiah Bartlett: “Does Anyone in New Hampshire Make the $7.25 an Hour Minimum Wage?”
Officially, New Hampshire’s minimum wage is $7.25 an hour. Finding someone who actually earns that, though, could be harder than finding a vegan in a Brazilian steakhouse on Flank Steak Friday. “You wont’ find it,” Mike Somers, president of the New Hampshire Restaurant and Lodging Association, said.
Your State House 5/21/21
This week, my committee unanimously recommended two bills to the House: SB 58, which coordinated the statutory language for many of the licensing boards under the Office of Professional Licensure and Certification. Unlike other bills we’ve seen, this had almost no policy changes, just clarification, and synchronization. It set all quorum requirements as a majority … Read more
Teams of Male Cyclists “Crush” the Females in Women’s Races
Mary Higgins, a former national champion cyclist, testified in support of a South Carolina bill to save women’s sports. In her testimony, she said: