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NH Families Are Choosing To Spend Their EFA Funds in a Variety of Ways, Including at Public Schools

November 14, 2023 Op-Ed

As New Hampshire’s Education Freedom Accounts (EFAs) gain popularity, confusion about how the money is spent continues to cloud public discussion. Contrary to some of the rhetoric used to describe the program, EFA funds are not exclusively reserved for covering tuition costs at private schools. A breakdown of authorized EFA spending in the last fiscal … Read more

How Many Perverts Did The FBI Ignore While It Chased Trump Supporters?

November 14, 2023 Op-Ed

The Federal Bureau of Investigation, by its own admission, neglected at least one critical investigation into horrific child sexual exploitation while diverting agency resources toward investigating those thought to be involved in the Jan. 6, 2021, events at the U.S. Capitol.

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As Trucking Goes So Goes the Economy

November 14, 2023 Op-Ed

The trucking industry has been a barometer of U.S. economic health for a long time, and. trucking is in trouble. In August, Yellow Freight filed for Chapter 11. The company shed 30,000 mostly blue-collar jobs, and now the digital freight broker Convoy is ceasing operations.

Night Cap: Do NH Lawyers Have Ties to That Boston Prostitution Ring?

September 20, 2024November 13, 2023 Claire Best

There comes a point where the powers that be in New Hampshire & Massachusetts can no longer hide — that moment is now. The law firms between the two states are intimately tied.

Pulpit Polity: The Founding Fathers, and Prayer

November 12, 2023November 12, 2023 Op-Ed

We have been discussing the role of prayer in the founding of our great country, not just from the early clergy but the Founding Fathers themselves. This week, let’s take a look at the many times the Founding Fathers, not the clergy, declared a day of prayer and fasting for a crisis that was threatening the nation.

Stop Drinking the Political Kool-Aid, America: Voting Will Not Save Us

November 11, 2023 Op-Ed

We are one year out from the 2024 presidential election, and as usual, the American people remain eager to be persuaded that a new president in the White House can solve the problems that plague us.

Are Convenience Stores Violating Your Privacy?

January 12, 2025November 9, 2023 Deb Johnson

If you shop at convenience stores, you may have noticed that checking for proof of age during tobacco & alcohol purchases has quietly moved from viewing the customer’s driver’s license to electronically scanning our licenses. I first noticed this at Circle K stores and then found the same practice in others.

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Giving Tax Money to Terrorists

November 8, 2023 Op-Ed

Congressman Pappas does not support aid for Israel; he voted against H.R. 6126. At the same time, Congressman Pappas supports the administration’s efforts to place your tax money at high risk of ending up in the hands of Middle Eastern terrorists.

How Did All These ‘Hungry’ People Get So Fat?

November 8, 2023 Op-Ed

President Joe Biden says 24 million Americans “suffer from food insecurity!” News anchors were shocked that there is “food insecurity in the richest country in the world!” ABC hosts turned “insecurity” into “hunger.” But in my new video, Rachel Sheffield, who researches welfare policy at the Heritage Foundation, explains, “Food insecurity is not the same … Read more

Something New in Canada, Thanks to Vaccine Fighter Dr. Mark Trozzi

November 8, 2023 Op-Ed

A few days ago, I attended the Children’s Health Defense conference in Savannah, Georgia. A doctor sitting at my table said that the only relationship between a patient and doctor should be a direct one with no “employer” and no Third Party. As we all know, there are many heavy-handed Third Parties now.

“The Storm Before the Calm”

October 24, 2024November 8, 2023 Charles Bradley

While at the Lake this summer, my 14-year-old grandson surreptitiously began reading the book his dad had asked me to read. After he finished the book, I asked him to write a summary to determine if he understood what he had read.

COVID-19 Vaccinations Are Not a Free Market Victory

November 7, 2023 Op-Ed

In light of Nobel Prizes being given to two researchers of mRNA COVID-19 vaccinations, beltway establishments like that of the Cato Institute have lauded praises onto the decision. To Cato, as evidenced by a blog post by Ian Vásquez, the production of these vaccines was a “victory of globalization!”

We Should Learn a Lesson – Part I

April 10, 2025November 7, 2023 Spec Bowers

We should learn a valuable lesson from a Democrat who recently learned a lesson. Long-time Dem billionaire does an about-face on Trump, admits the left has been blinded by TDS. Democrat billionaire Chamath Palihapitiya, who voted for Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden, admits that he now appreciates what former President Donald Trump accomplished during his … Read more

October’s Sobering Jobs Report Adds to Mounting Bad Economic News

November 7, 2023 Op-Ed

The Bureau of Labor Statistic (BLS) released new jobs data on Friday. According to the report, seasonally adjusted total nonfarm jobs rose 150,000 jobs in October, month over month. The unemployment rate rose slightly from 3.8 percent to 3.9 percent over the same period.

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Why Are The Republican Presidential Debates So Bad?

November 6, 2023 Op-Ed

On November 8, most of the Republicans still in the race for the party’s 2024 nomination gather in Miami for the third GOP presidential debate, hosted by NBC in partnership with Rumble, a Canada-based online media platform. We’ll pause for a moment for station identification while you ask yourself, “Why?” The previous debates had all … Read more

If Anyone Should Be Removed From the House Education Committee, It Is Representative Mike Belcher

December 17, 2025November 6, 2023 Glenn Cordelli

A recent article was headlined “The true cause of failed NH education” and tried to pin one person with education failures. Freshman State Representative Mike Belcher tries to blame NH House Education Committee Chairman Rick Ladd. The article is filled with misinformation and half-truths. Let me start by stating that I have served with Rick … Read more

Pulpit Polity – George Washington, Faith, and God

November 5, 2023November 5, 2023 Op-Ed

This week, I want to examine the place of prayer in perhaps the most influential American ever, George Washington. His name and character have been revered not only in America but throughout the world. Washington was perhaps the most unique political leader we have ever had in our nation.

Don’t Fall for Biden’s Latest Talking Point

November 5, 2023 Op-Ed

As the long-hyped Ukrainian counteroffensive against Russia stalls and a new war in Gaza draws the world’s attention, American support for funding Kyiv’s war has waned. In an effort to reverse this, the Biden administration is changing its messaging.

“My Body, My Choice” is Not an Excuse to be a Slutty Woman”

November 4, 2023 Op-Ed

Ex-NBA player Joe Smith found out his wife of five years, Kisha Chavis, has an OnlyFans page. In a clip Chavis uploaded, Smith tells her how upset he is that she didn’t tell him about her porn account, adding that she should have talked with him before selling her body.

I Just Got a Slick Mailing Sent by “Kahn for Mayor”

November 3, 2023 Op-Ed

Former mayor Kendall Lane was quoted: “I think it’s very exciting to have Jay running for mayor…”. That was a neat trick: getting Jay and “exciting” in the same sentence.