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Josiah Bartlett: Amid Enrollment Decline, NH School Spending Has Risen Sharply
A review of public school spending, staffing, and enrollment numbers going back to the 1994-95 school year might surprise a lot of Granite Staters who have heard for decades that New Hampshire public schools have been underfunded.
Nashua “RTK Coordinator” Jesse Neumann Forgot About the Streisand Effect …Part 2
Yep, in Part 1, we shared an email from Jesse Neumann who is the Nashua City Hall “Right To Know” Coordinator. Imagine that, a city of 90,000 people needs such a guy.
Rant: The Pathological Drive to “Vaccinate” Every Living Soul on the Planet
First, a few links to warm you up. I trust American Thinker and Gateway Pundit; I cannot vouch for the others specifically but – cross-referencing across the web through days and weeks of reading – I find the main gist of the tableau they paint credible.
Exeter School Superintendent David Ryan Needs to Step Down After Using His Day Job to Play Partisan Race Pimp
Exeter Superintendent David Ryan has turned his role as an administrator of a public school system into an opportunity to disseminate partisan disinformation and race war propaganda.
Belknap County Residents Should Have a Voice in the “State School Property”
Belknap County, Laconia, and NH have amazing natural beauty in their mountains, lakes, rivers, and views all over this “Live Free or Die” State. In Laconia we have one amazing piece of property that has amazing views and access to two of our Lakes, Winnisquam, and Opechee, this is known as the State School Property.
HB-491 (Regarding AccuVote Machines) Should Get Another Look Before the House Kills It Next Week.
On March 8th, the Election Law committee voted 11-9 to ITL HB-491. HB-491 should get another look before the House kills it next week. This bill would require that the AccuVote machines be programmed to return the ballot to the voter if it reads an overvote (voting for more candidates than will be elected).
Is Nashua Violating NH Constitution Article 12a?
Regarding those Jersey barriers blocking one lane of Main St in each direction in Nashua:
Your State House 3/26/21
This week, my committee met to review the performance audit of the liquor commission’s division of enforcement and licensing. The Commerce Committee, which usually deals with the liquor laws, joined us and provided a unique perspective. For example, when the audit called out that there were dozens of different licenses, with overlapping qualifications and restrictions, … Read more
A Collection of Curt Comments for Your Consideration.
Both the Georgia and Colorado alleged murderers passed their Federal background checks. What other useless suggestions have you got?
Misogynist Anti-Science Trans Activist Featured by Derry High School Theater
Pinkerton Academy’s Stockbridge Theatre is pushing a radical sex agenda by hosting an online performance by Alok Vaid-Menon, a self-described “advocate and educator” who has called little girls “kinky,” denies the science of biological sex, and accuses the women who disagree with him of “white supremacy.”
Josiah Bartlett – Two Ways to Decide Whether Right to Work Is Right for New Hampshire
Most U.S. States (27) have Right to Work laws, and that includes a growing number in the industrial Midwest. Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin have them, and every state bordering Ohio, save Pennsylvania, has one.
Another Right-to-Know Lawsuit in Nashua
Transparency, openness, and responsiveness to the public’s concerns must be an integral part of dealing with residents of the City of Nashua but this is NOT what our mayor and/or legal is doing.
Racism in Brentwood – Dissection of The Letter Submitted by Selectman Jon Morgan
Morgan: This week our country was rocked by yet another mass murder motivated by hatred when eight innocent people, six of them women of Asian descent, were killed by a radicalized young white man. …
Enough Already! We Need to Hold Our “Leadership” in Nashua Accountable.
First, Nashua residents should insist that our City Hall be open. There is not another community around Nashua that is locked down like Nashua. Enough!
Writ of Mandamus – Filed in Merrimack County Court and Served on NH House Speaker Sherm Packard and NH State Senate Chuck Morse
Daniel Richard: “I am forced to do this as they refused to accept my remonstrances.” STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE MERRIMACK COUNTY … Read more
Nashua’s Right Not-to-Know
Well, Attorney Jesse Neumann is at it again. He is not assisting the public in understanding how our records are maintained to deliver information in the most cost-effective manner.
Webinar Tonight: Critical Race Theory In NH – What It Is, Why It Matters, And How To Stop It
Join us on Thursday, March 25th at 7 PM (tonight!) for a free webinar on Critical Race Theory. Learn what CRT is, why it matters to all of us, and what is being done to stop it from being propagated in our taxpayer-funded schools and government agencies. (Register here.)
Critical Race Theory Is Itself Racist
Despite the recent defamatory attacks on me by local residents, this letter addresses the issue of “critical race theory” which is creeping into the public schools of New Hampshire and the Laconia School system.
New Hampshire Emergency Powers Reform Added to Budget
We need your help right now to get this across the finish line. Please contact your local state reps and ask them to support the budget. ReopenNH endorsed state representatives have successfully added key emergency powers reforms into the state budget, which increases the chances that they will become law.