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The New Hampshire general election is Tuesday, November 3. Before you vote — and before you talk to your neighbors, your church, your family — we want to make sure you have Cornerstone’s full list of endorsed candidates in your hands. Cornerstone does not make endorsements lightly. We survey candidates on our core issues, review … Read more
On December 4th, 2023, I wrote to Concord Police seeking records on Concord Police Detective Julie Curtin. I sent a similar letter to Steven Endres, Esq., at the Merrimack County Attorney’s Office, seeking records of communications between the County Attorney’s Office (Catherine Ruffle), Concord PD Detective Julie Curtin, and Concord City Councilor Amanda Grady Sexton. … Read more
A statewide Tax Cap Question is on the November 3rd election ballot in the wards and towns of New Hampshire. You may not have heard about it amid all the electioneering on the airwaves! It is Question #2 (HB 1300). Two reputable, independent, tax-friendly NH organizations are providing information to help voters fully understand this … Read more
In 2010, Kelly Ayotte said all the right things and won the Republican US Senate Primary and the General Election. Once elected, Senator Ayotte discarded her campaign promises and positioned herself firmly on whichever side of the bread the butter was on. Most notably, she immediately joined Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham as the … Read more
For years, my son and I volunteered to help build community in Ossipee. We believed a public park and its Main Street building could bring generations together. On November 20, 2025, they demolished that building. The loss cannot be undone. The public still deserves to know how its decisions, donations, property, and money are protected. … Read more
If you have watched any of the City Council meetings for Concord, New Hampshire, in recent months, you’ll be left gasping at the level of misogyny. At the most recent City Council meeting, Mayor Byron Champlin shut down female councilor Stacey Brown. She kept her cool and made her point, sounding reasoned, logical, and methodical. … Read more
Sent: Friday, October 23, 2026 4:39 PMTo: michael.s.garrity@doj.nh.govCc: Sean.R.Locke@doj.nh.gov; Patricia.L.Benner@doj.nh.govSubject: COMPLAINT/FW: Shannan McKenna has posted in your timeline To the Attorney General’s Election Law Unit: I am writing to file a complaint and ask the Election Law Unit to review whether the Windham School District’s distribution of a flyer about the school funding tax cap … Read more
In George Orwell’s dystopic novel 1984, the “memory hole was a small chute that led to an incinerator used to destroy documents, newspaper articles and anything that the “Party” wanted to erase from history. Fiction had become fact in the United States. It reached a crescendo during the Black Lives Matter-Antifa riots after the death … Read more
Senator Tim Scott (R-SC), appearing on FOX NEWS ’ Kayleigh McEnany Show, announced: “AMERICA IS ON THE BALLOT!” The deeper meaning of Senator Scott’s aphorism is that the future of our children and grandchildren is on the ballot this November. Will the laws of the USA be written by Ocasio-Cortez and Madman Mandami or American … Read more
Growing up in England, I was always aware of the socialist inclinations of my mother country. But I was lucky; I was brought up in a conservative household embracing a deep reverence for tradition, a strong sense of community, and pride in national identity. English conservatism is very cultural and institutional. Socialism in the UK … Read more
CONCORD, NH – The Committee to Elect House Republicans filed a complaint today with the Attorney General’s Election Law Unit, charging that NEA-New Hampshire broke state election law in its campaign to kill Question 2, the cap on your property taxes. The union bankrolled tens of thousands of dollars into its own political fund and … Read more
Did you see the news? Democrat State Senate Candidate Cecil Abels of Rochester was forced to suspend his campaign due to the fact that he did not meet residency requirements to be a member of the Senate. This begs the question: why can’t the Senate Democrats find candidates that are actually from New Hampshire to … Read more
On December 15, 1791, the Bill of Rights was ratified and became part of the Constitution. Most people think they know why. But most actually don’t. It was birthed out of a brutal political battle between Federalists and Anti-Federalists over a question that nearly killed ratification: When the Constitution doesn’t mention a power, who gets … Read more
On Thursday, Tesla engineers remotely drove the company’s new Roadster up a gigantic half loop that looked like a life-sized Hot Wheels track. At the top of the loop, the road ended, and the car, upside down, flipped, and then slowly hovered to the ground. With jets of compressed air shooting from the car, it … Read more
Recently I read MARTIN LUTHER: The Man Who Rediscovered God and Changed the World by Eric Metaxas and GOING FURTHER: The Incomparable Clarence Thomas by Senator Ted Cruz. What astonished me was the similarity of their impact on Western Civilization, despite being separated by over six centuries. History does not repeat itself, but, I believe, … Read more
Bill awaiting action by Senate Judiciary Committee, which includes Vermont Sen. Peter Welch The killing of three children and a teacher at an Oregon elementary school on Thursday, October 15, is renewing attention to federal legislation that would allow qualified active and retired law enforcement officers to carry concealed firearms in school zones and other … Read more
City Argues State Religious Liberty Protections Do Not Apply to Storefront Churches and Places of Worship MANCHESTER, N.H. — Cornerstone filed suit Wednesday against the City of Dover on behalf of The Prayer Room at Dover, a place of worship the City is seeking to block from gathering at its downtown storefront location. Dover is … Read more
Burlington Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak will sign an executive order Wednesday, October 14, addressing how the city will implement a new Vermont law prohibiting civil immigration arrests at schools, churches, health care facilities, and other designated sensitive locations. The mayor has scheduled a 9:30 AM press conference at the First Unitarian Universalist Society of Burlington, 152 … Read more
Reaffirms Organizational Independence FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEOctober 13, 2026 As the November 3 election approaches, NHLA addresses claims about its endorsements and highlights the legislative records behind its candidate evaluations. CONCORD, N.H. — The New Hampshire Liberty Alliance (NHLA) has announced 143 endorsements for the November 3 General Election, including 139 House candidates and four Senate … Read more
This isn’t a conspiracy. Facts don’t lie. On 8 September, during the primary, a Nashua Ward 9 moderator held a radio-frequency meter next to an ImageCast voting machine. The meter detects cellular, Wi-Fi, and radio activity. The radio number registered. The electric and magnetic rows stayed at zero, so it was not a motor despite … Read more