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Night Cap: White Farmers Matter – USDA Rules Violate the Equal Protection Clause

May 13, 2024 John Klar

The Biden administration’s assault on farmers now includes an openly racist and sexist dimension: allocating $25 billion in federal disaster relief funds to stricken farmers based solely on race and gender. The USDA has dispensed funds using this social justice criterion, employing skin color and gender preference above merit or need in yet another regulatory … Read more

Help Stop this Before it’s Too Late

October 26, 2024May 13, 2024 Julie P

On April 23, in Rye, New Hampshire, there was a presentation by the New England Fishermen’s Stewardship Association (NEFSA) on the impacts Offshore Wind (OSW) will have in the Gulf of Maine.

A Win for New Hampshire Children

May 17, 2024May 13, 2024 Op-Ed

SB574, as amended, passed the House of Representatives 352-7. This important legislation allows children to have equal access to both their fit, willing, and able parents after separation or divorce.

Holly Novelesky Running for Congress

May 12, 2024 Op-Ed

I have been saying I need to get involved, but I hate leaving the house and have said when an event is local, I will attempt to go. Moms for America had an event at Harley Jacks in Ossipee, and I did not get the gumption to go.

Elections Have Consequences: 66 Billion to Illegal Immigrants & Just 3 Billion to Our Homeless Veterans

May 12, 2024 Op-Ed

66 Billion to Illegal Immigrants & Just 3 Billion to Our Homeless Veterans …

The Cultural Issues Tainting the Libertarian Movement

May 12, 2024 Op-Ed

For years, I have always tried to give the libertarian movement the benefit of the doubt. I know there are different factions/degrees in the movement that may be more left or right leaning than others that claim to invoke or promote various concepts of voluntary, individual liberty.

Complaint Against Town Councilor Dismissed by His Buddies on the Town Council

May 12, 2024 Op-Ed

(TU – Londonderry) The Town of Londonderry has dismissed a complaint by Kristine Perez against Councilor Farrell, stating that Councilor Farrell did not violate the ethics code. Kristine Perez filed the following complaint:

Unicameral Versus Party List

October 10, 2024May 11, 2024 Spike

Julie Smith suggests on Thursday that New Hampshire follow Nebraska and have a single legislative chamber, presumably our lower House, and do away with the Senate.

GOP Campaign Strategy – The Governor’s Race

May 9, 2024 Op-Ed

My guess is that if our primary is decided on personality, then Ayotte will win due to higher name recognition and having won a statewide election.
And my guess is that if the primary is decided on policy that Morse will win. He has a long history of enacting the policies that have made NH the best state in the nation.

From Live Free or Die to Come Here and Die

November 12, 2024May 9, 2024 Hal Shurtleff

First, the so-called elites promoted Eugenics, which led to forced sterilization laws. Then it was abortion, first decriminalized in California and New York, and then decriminalized by the now overturned Roe v Wade decision.

PAYNE: The UN is Coming for Your Guns

December 8, 2025May 7, 2024 Russ Payne

Alexander Solzhenitsyn’s famous words, “The line between good and evil runs through the human heart,” should haunt the minds of leftwing American voters; citizens proud of their hatred for our Second Amendment. Their disdain for our right to bear arms is exactly the same as the United Nations and all other communist blood brothers throughout … Read more

Cannon Mountain Preparing For Additional Taxpayer Money Grab

May 7, 2024 Op-Ed

Last year, “Republicans” in Concord did a victory lap when they budgeted $18 million in state general fund capital for the maintenance of the Cannon Mountain Tramway. Was that enough? Nope!

Senate by Party List

October 10, 2024May 7, 2024 Spike

Julie Smith wrote on Sunday a retrospective on Jeb Bradley’s career in the New Hampshire Senate — essentially, a place where “good House bills go to die.” It’s also a place where legislators go to retire. (So too Digital Equipment Corporation in its latter years.) Boston’s Howie Carr often quips that anyone who has been in a State House for six years has proven his uselessness.

Zoning (In Nashua) is FUN!

May 6, 2024May 6, 2024 Op-Ed

Nashua residents and defenders of liberty are encouraged to attend Nashua Code Week, May 6-10. Nashua is a member of the International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives (ICLEI).

Daniel Richard v. Christopher Sununu, et al. – SUR-REPLY TO RESPONDENTS BRIEFS

September 23, 2024May 4, 2024 Daniel Richard

Now comes Appellant Daniel Richard pro se in his sur-reply to the supplemental briefs of Respondents, the Town of Auburn, and the state of NH.

White Mountains: Let Campers Camp!

May 4, 2024 Op-Ed

I am writing to complain about the restrictive laws which only serve to decrease our recreational use of our parklands. The USDA has enacted laws (ostensibly) to reduce the impact of campers on some (most) areas in the White Mountain Nation Forest.

How EU Law Has Made the Internet Less Free for Everyone Else

May 1, 2024 Op-Ed

If you have been using the internet for longer than a couple of years, you might have noticed that it used to be much “freer.” What freer means in this context is that there was less censorship and less stringent rules regarding copyright violations on social media websites such as YouTube and Facebook (and consequently a wider array of content).

SCOTUS Has To Protect Kids From Genital Mutilation Because The Rest Of Society Wouldn’t

April 30, 2024 Op-Ed

The U.S. Supreme Court reversed a lower court ruling that blocked an Idaho law to protect children from irreversible procedures progressives tout as gender-affirming care for minors.

Men women bathroom symbols original Photo by Juan Marin on Unsplash

WoLF Testimony in Support of New Hampshire Bill Protecting Single-Sex Spaces (HB396)

April 30, 2024 Op-Ed

My name is Lauren Bone, and I am the Legal Director of Women’s Liberation Front (WoLF), a national feminist non-profit organization whose mission is to advance, restore, and defend the rights of women and girls.

More Undisclosed Conflicts of Interest in NH YDC Cases?

September 20, 2024April 29, 2024 Claire Best

David Vicinanzo and Nixon Peabody have been out soliciting clients for the YDC cases for several years. He never mentioned that his son, Matthew Vicinanzo, clerked for Jeffrey Howard on the First Circuit, who was AG of NH during the time when David Meehan and others were being abused at YDC.