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Ending Mask Mandates: 8 Things to Know About Surety Bonds and School Districts

July 27, 2025February 23, 2022 Robert Fojo

As school districts consider whether to keep or drop mask mandates a grassroots effort is pushing the idea of using surety bonds to end them. This strategy recommends that concerned parents can assert a claim against the surety bond that insures school district officials. They demand the officials rescind their school district mask mandate or … Read more

Mayor Joyce Craig Was for Freedom of Speech Before She Was Against It

February 22, 2022 Beth Scaer

In 2014, NH Governor Maggie Hassan signed an unconstitutional buffer zone bill into law that allows an abortion business to take control of up to 25 feet of the public sidewalk and street and designate it as a no-free-speech zone where even silent prayer is banned.

Welcome to the Drain, Folks

February 21, 2022 Op-Ed

I am currently reading a book that describes the unification of German policy regarding the population, economics, and society to achieve one goal: the final solution to the social question.

Democrats in Lock Step on Their Extremist Agenda

February 26, 2022February 19, 2022 Op-Ed

THE NEW HAMPSHIRE legislature has a proud tradition that every bill introduced receives a public hearing and gets an up or down vote by the full House.

Report: “Majority Of MN COVID Cases Are Now Among The Vaccinated”

February 16, 2022 Op-Ed

“More than half of the Minnesotans who tested positive for COVID-19 in December were vaccinated, the latest evidence that waning vaccine protection and the highly-contagious omicron variant have altered the fight against the pandemic.” That’s a bold statement. Did Joe Rogan have a guest on who made up statistics to appease the fringe anti-vaxxers? Are … Read more

Manchester School District Teams Up with Group That Says You are All White Supremacists

February 13, 2022February 13, 2022 Ann Marie Banfield

The Manchester school district, in conjunction with Manchester Proud and 2Revolutions, created “detailed central office staff action plans that helped lay out key next steps to realizing the vision and provided an aspirational, yet realistic, path forward.

Was Our COVID Response Worth It?

February 11, 2022 Op-Ed

It took two years, but COVID finally swept through the Malaby house. Other than a positive test, my two-year-old showed no signs of having the virus, which seemed odd considering she’s exhibited symptoms of a cold since the day she was born. I had the shakes and a low-grade fever one night, and that was the extent of it.

Response to Ed Mosca’s Opinion on My Article, “Who Is Qualified to Vote in New Hampshire under Its Constitution?”

February 8, 2022 Op-Ed

Apparently, Ed Mosca is unaware that he is unaware of the definition of the word “resident” and the consequences of HB 1264 along with its proposed amendments by Senator Birdsell and former Speaker, Bill O’Brien.

As Court Decisions Ending Mask and Vaccine Mandates Pile Up, New Hampshire Ignores the Trend

July 27, 2025February 7, 2022 Robert Fojo

While courts in other states continue to expose what is wrong – legally – with mask and vaccine mandates in schools and other environments, many New Hampshire school districts still insist on masking our children. Those policies have not gone uncontested, but people tend to invoke or emphasize their Constitutional rights and those arguments are … Read more

Dartmouth, Fentanyl and the NH AG’s Office

September 20, 2024February 7, 2022 Claire Best

Given the revelations about the Pandora Papers and New Hampshire with the mention of an address at Dartmouth and a large auto dealer (Autofair?) I believe that an investigation into the following for conflicts of interest and other issues may be worth a public investigation prior to any decisions regarding One Granite Health and Dartmouth Hitchcock proposal.

Six Comments On The Canadian Truckers’ Freedom Convoy

February 6, 2022February 6, 2022 Op-Ed

In this installment of their weekly Sunday Six conversation, PF Whalen and Parker Beauregard of The Blue State Conservative discuss six conclusions we can draw from the anti-vaccine mandate protests sweeping across Canada.

The Declining Prospects Of A Donald Trump Presidency

February 5, 2022 Op-Ed

About a month ago, Donald Trump gave an extended interview to The Daily Wire’s Candace Owens and it didn’t play well for me. I wrote my response to that interview here. I had long been considering possible alternatives to a Trump run, but with each passing day it seems that the conservative agenda is ready for a different nominee.

Who Is Qualified to Vote in New Hampshire Under Its Constitution?

February 3, 2022 Op-Ed

Who is qualified to vote in New Hampshire under its constitution? Part I, Bill of Rights, Article 11 defines qualified voters as inhabitants. And Part II, Article 30 defines inhabitants This is the original Part I, article 11:

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Where Was NYPD’s Impressive Solidarity For Civil Rights?

February 2, 2022 Op-Ed

The recent murder of 22-year-old Jason Rivera in New York City highlights a continuing trend begun by former President Barack Obama of burying murdered police officers.

Jane Young Should Not Be the US Attorney for New Hampshire.

January 31, 2022 Op-Ed

I join in the concerns regarding Jane Young’s nomination as US Attorney for New Hampshire by President Biden.

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Authoritarian Madness: The Slippery Slope from Lockdowns to Concentration Camps

January 27, 2022 Op-Ed

“All the Dachaus must remain standing. The Dachaus, the Belsens, the Buchenwald, the Auschwitzes—all of them. They must remain standing because they are a monument to a moment in time when some men decided to turn the Earth into a graveyard. Into it they shoveled all of their reason, their logic, their knowledge, but worst of all, their conscience. And the moment we forget this, the moment we cease to be haunted by its remembrance, then we become the gravediggers.”— Rod Serling, Deaths-Head Revisited

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Fund for Victims of Sexual Abuse and Domestic Violence Is Lipstick on a Pig

September 20, 2024January 25, 2022 Claire Best

I commend AG John Formella for being the first AG to recognize the horrors and speedy effort to set up a fund to pay the victims of abuse in the centers. However, I also have to say that the proposed fund is effectively lipstick on a pig.

The State Vaccination Registry Boondoggle

December 18, 2024January 24, 2022 Op-Ed

Confirming that the state vaccination registry is a boondoggle pediatrician board member Dr. Patricia Edwards complained to the DHHS board member, Anne-Marie Mercuri (at the January NH Vaccine Association board meeting) that her practice is totally bogged down by the state vaccine registry.

I Am Asking Christians and the Good Moral People of NH to Stand Up Now!

January 22, 2022 Op-Ed

I have seen letters to the editors lately where people think it is wonderful for a woman to destroy an unborn baby who cannot speak for itself and call it “woman’s right to decide.”

Dear Attorney General John Formella – It Is beyond Time for a Serious Investigation into What Is Going on in New Hampshire.

September 20, 2024January 20, 2022 Claire Best

Dear Attorney General John Formella,

As a result of the recent news regarding Harmony Montgomery and Elijah Lewis; the report from the Office of Child Advocate regarding the abuse of children under State Care;