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Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig: a lousy education legacy

July 31, 2019July 16, 2019 Ann Marie Banfield

Mayor Joyce Craig has done nothing to improve the quality of education in Manchester. As Chairman of the Board, she should have come in with a plan to improve the public schools in Manchester. Instead, she appears to be punting that authority to community organizers like Manchester Proud and the Nellie Mae Foundation. Both of … Read more

Grok MicroInterview: Victoria Sullivan, candidate for Mayor of Manchester

July 31, 2019July 11, 2019 Skip

After Victoria had filed her candidacy paperwork at Manchester City Hall (“FIX THE CLOCK!“) and had addressed her supporters, I was able to get a bit of an interview with her. Go with me here – a bit of “non-interview” at first but I think it adds a bit as to her character.

Dog playing Image by Katrin B. from Pixabay

New Hampshire Needs a Pet Czar Comrades

November 27, 2021February 4, 2019 Op-Ed

Looking to grow government with some 4th Amendment infringements, a side of the slippery slope and a bit of infringing on your property rights? HB688 fits the Bill.

Sue Ragen thinks an 18 year old should continue to be infantilized?

August 29, 2025December 17, 2018 Skip

More on the Rachel Phelan issue To recap: Rachel Phelan, an 18-year-old high school student, wrote an Op-Ed about the negotiations between the Manchester teachers and the Manchester School Board. Rich Girard, head of those negotiations for the School Board, emailed her to correct some factual errors. Then it blew up, and David Scannell decided … Read more

Guest Post: The Debate on 3D Printed Guns

March 8, 2022September 19, 2018 Op-Ed

If you’ve been paying any attention to the news at all in recent weeks, you’ve no doubt heard about the controversial subject of 3D printed guns. 3D printed guns are indeed exactly what they sound like: a gun that can be downloaded and assembled using a 3D printer and the right materials.

The Republican Party and Civil Rights in America – The Untold Story

November 14, 2020October 13, 2013 Op-Ed

There is no question that the Kansas-Nebraska Act which dissolved the Missouri Compromise was the catalyst for the creation of the Republican Party. But its foundation firmly lays in the opposition of the single most reprehensible act in US history, slavery.