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A Fork in the Road For the “Windham Incident”!

March 1, 2021March 1, 2021 Ken Eyring

A reminder to stay engaged. The Windham Board of Selectman will hold a meeting tonight via zoom and in person at the Windham High School at 7p (details below). The meeting has one agenda item: the status of the “Windham Incident.” That’s what this meeting is about. Who should run the audit? Who should define … Read more

Protect Our Second Amendment Rights [Link Fixed]

March 1, 2021February 28, 2021 Steve MacDonald

The New Hampshire Second Amendment Preservation Coalition presently consists of a small group of NH citizens and Second Amendment supporters who have felt a call to action to inform others of the impending threat of grossly restrictive firearms legislation and executive actions. These actions if passed would directly impinge on our US and NH rights to bear arms.

STAY ENGAGED! The “Windham Incident” Selectman’s Meeting – Monday, March 1 at 7p

February 26, 2021 Ken Eyring

Last week the Windham Board of Selectmen planned to provide an update on Senate Bill SB43, a Bill that forces the AG and SOS to perform an audit of Windham’s November 3rd election. The overwhelming interest from the public exceeded the zoom capacity of the meeting, so the Chairman made the right decision and postponed … Read more

The “Windham Incident” – Never Let A Good Crisis Go To Waste!

February 26, 2021 Ken Eyring

Many across America and as far away as Australia (go to 12:07), are aware of the “Windham Incident” – NH’s blatant disregard for election integrity. The disturbing debacle was created by Gov. Sununu, his Attorney General and Secretary of State (SOS) due to their lack of a meaningful investigation into the disturbing and questionable results … Read more

RebuildNH Celebrates Legislative Move Against ‘Unlawful’ Emergency Orders

February 26, 2021 Op-Ed

EAST DERRY, N.H.—The N.H. House of Representatives this week took the first step toward rebuilding New Hampshire by passing a bill that would discourage executive branch officials from threatening businesses for simply trying to serve their customers.

So Kids, What Did We Learn From The NH House Session (02/25/21)?

February 26, 2021February 26, 2021 Judy Aron

We learned that sometimes it is wise to start out the day with a fresh start and a clearing of the air. That is what Speaker Packard did with a short and heartfelt “personal privilege” speech beginning Day 2 at the Bedford Sportsplex. He spoke about the unfortunate events which happened at the end of yesterday’s session when frustration, anger, and fatigue hit the chamber.

Public Schools Violate State Law: Promoting the Agenda of One Political Party Over Another

February 25, 2021February 25, 2021 Doris Hohensee

How did Social Justice, White Privilege, and Critical Race Theory get into public education? Parents are never invited to a public meeting to explain in advance what administrators propose to teach to their children. Controversial agenda items quietly slip into our classrooms without discussion.

Hillsdale College Affiliated Charter School to Open in New Hampshire

February 25, 2021 Op-Ed

Monadnock Classical Academy has been accepted by the Barney Charter School Initiative of Hillsdale College as an affiliated charter school, according to Barry Tanner, Chairman of the Monadnock Freedom to Learn Coalition, Inc. The new public charter school is expected to open in the fall of 2022 at a site in the Monadnock region yet to be finalized.

Why I Won’t Get the Vaccine, Slavery, the Windham Election Incident, and More…

March 10, 2021February 25, 2021 Steve MacDonald

I spent an hour in Nashua yesterday with Liz Gabert on the air at WSMN1590 AM, and as promised, I’m trying to make more audio content available to our readers (and listeners). It’s always fun to co-host Life with Liz; we talked about the Windham ‘Incident,’ slavery, why I won’t get the experimental vaccine and a lot more.

So Kids, What Did We Learn From The NH House Session (02/24/21)?

February 26, 2021February 24, 2021 Judy Aron

We learned that the 50,000 sq ft. Sportsplex in Bedford, with its climate control and astroturf, is a great place to stretch out comfortably and safely accommodates 400 State Reps, much to the dismay of the Democrat Caucus.

Why Hasn’t the Legislature Reclaimed Its Authority – What Are They Waiting for, Gov. Sununu’s Permission?

February 24, 2021 Doris Hohensee

Under Sununu’s State of Emergency any law, even those passed over his veto, can be suspended by him by decree — as long as the Long Emergency continues in force. The NH legislative process is a sham until the Long Emergency is revoked, which, amazingly, can be done by the House and Senate by simple majority vote.

CALL TO ACTION! Keep the “Windham Incident” VOTING MACHINES in WINDHAM!

February 24, 2021 Ken Eyring

I am disturbed that the NH AG’s and SOS’s office intends to TAKE CONTROL of Windham’s voting machines. The SAME PEOPLE will have control over the SAME MACHINES that produced the largest UNEXPLAINED DISCREPANCY in the HISTORY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE between election day results and a hand recount. Those SAME PEOPLE refused to do a meaningful investigation on the machines when asked to do so by Windham Officials and the Ballot Law Commission. CAN YOU SAY CONFLICT OF INTEREST? DO NOT stand idly by. This is the fox guarding the hen house.

BREAKING! NH AG & SOS to “Take Possession” of the “Windham Incident” VOTING MACHINES!

February 24, 2021 Ken Eyring

Based on Senator Bob Giuda’s Op-Eds “The Windham Incident – Election Results vs Recount Totals” and “The Windham Incident Deception“, alarms went off throughout the Town of Windham when the AG’s office informed Windham of their plans to “take possession” of Windham’s voting machines (see appended email). Those are the SAME MACHINES and includes the … Read more

Seeking to Reverse the Plymouth Mask Mandate and, at the Very Least, to Create a Religious Exemption

February 23, 2021 Op-Ed

Address of E. David Smith, Esq., to the Plymouth, New Hampshire, Select Board, on behalf of client, Mr. Tejasinha Sivalingam, in seeking to reverse the Plymouth mask mandate and, at the very least, to create a religious exemption, February 22, 2021. A video is available here.

Vote for Our Right to Kneel on the Public Sidewalk

February 23, 2021 Beth Scaer

Bill HB430, the buffer zone repeal bill, is up for a vote before the full NH House. It allows private abortion businesses to mark up to 25 feet of the public sidewalk and street outside their facility as a buffer zone where freedom of speech is banned, including silent prayer.

What Happened at the “Windham Incident” Board of Selectman’s Meeting?

February 23, 2021February 23, 2021 Ken Eyring

An overwhelming number of people tried to get into the Windham Board of Selectman’s meeting last night – but couldn’t. Not enough zoom licenses! I suspect there were thousands who tried to attend – which led to the overload. The Selectman were scheduled to discuss the “Windham Incident” and the pending voting machine audit mandated … Read more