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Ok, let’s burn the courthouses

July 30, 2020 Burt Janz

The current complaint from Democrat mayors, Democrat state representatives, and Democrat governors is that the federal government is the root cause of the unrest in their cities. During this unrest, the federal courthouses in Seattle, Portland, and Chicago (as well as other Democrat-run cities) have been under physical attack. Rioters and activists are doing their … Read more

Covid-19: We Have Nothing to Fear, but The Press (and Fauci, and Gates,…) Itself

July 30, 2020July 30, 2020 Kevin Scully

I have finished a review of the latest Covid statistics from the CDC webpage, updated 7/29/20. If you do nothing else, please look at Table 1 at the link. It is a summary of deaths associated with Covid, influenza, and pneumonia, and it shows a dramatic decrease in the death rate!

Black Lives Matter Nashua is an Unserious Organization

August 6, 2020July 28, 2020 Beth Scaer

In early June, Black Lives Matter Nashua posted a petition on their Facebook page in support of defunding the police. I am a Nashua resident and I wanted to learn more, so I registered to participate in their June 17 organizing call, which was advertised as being open to the public.

Nashua BLM Leader Urges Audience to Emulate Radical Communist

July 28, 2020July 27, 2020 Stephen Scaer

Black Lives Matter Nashua leader Jordan Thompson urged supporters to take their lead from activist Angela Davis, a member of the Communist Party and a supporter of terrorism, at Sunday’s Black Lives Matter Rally in Hollis.

No Free Speech: Head of Nashua Young Dems Wants an Entire Radio Station Canceled

July 27, 2020 Beth Scaer

On July 11, Black Lives Matters Nashua shared a post that was critical of Diana Ploss, the host of a show on Nashua radio station WSMN. Diana Ploss made a video of herself confronting some landscape workers who were speaking Spanish, accusing them of being illegal.

Major Retailers Walk Back Mask Mandates They Just Put in Place

July 26, 2020July 26, 2020 Steve MacDonald

Mask wearing is not something that should be mandated. We’ve said that from early on, you decide what works for you, your circumstances. But the pressure (professional and Political) reached a head and over a matter of days, as major retailers announced mask mandates in their stores. Now, they are walking them back.

State Sen. Cindy Rosenwald Must Disavow Racist Ties

July 25, 2020 Beth Scaer

When Doris Hohensee was serving on the Nashua Board of Education, she posted a quote on social media from Lothrop Stoddard who was, unknown to her, a eugenicist. The Nashua Democrats made a big stink about the quote. They tried to convince everyone that Hohensee was a racist and must resign from the Board of Ed.

Nashua Assessors office - Image Credit Nashua Telegraph

Nashua: A City without Leadership

July 24, 2020 Skip

Most residents do not understand how much money it is costing us when the City of Nashua retains assessors who do not care about the quality of their work. The result is literally tens of thousands of our tax dollars being erroneously and irresponsibly given away.

Florida: While the Virus Alarmists are Hard at Work How About Some Facts

July 23, 2020 Op-Ed

Virus alarmists are pointing to States with record-setting infection rates as proof. Of what? That if you insist on living your life without the government approving your every move, we’ll all die, and you are to blame.

Still Wrestling with the Union Leader for NH’s #1 Online Print Media Portal

July 23, 2020July 22, 2020 Steve MacDonald

It’s fun to revisit this now and again, mostly because of the alarm it sounds in the hearts and minds of Democrats. How in the world could that (!#/*%$!) site be getting as much online traffic as the Union Leader? This won’t help, but sometimes we get more.

Woman wearing an anti virus protection mask to prevent others from corona COVID-19 and SARS cov 2 infection

The Science Supports Your Right to Choose to Wear a Mask or Not

July 17, 2020 Op-Ed

Every day it seems more and more people are jumping on the mask-wearing bandwagon, even as cases drop in New England. Sure, Texas and Florida cases are rising (not as alarming a rate as the mainstream media portrays, and more on that next time) but how is that relevant to New Hampshire?

We’ve come a long way since the Governor Approved Temporary Remote Instruction

July 16, 2020 Op-Ed

Op-Ed: On January 29, 2020, long before the public was aware of COVID-19, the Department of Education provided its first Health Alert to school leaders about a developing health concern.

No, the NH Log Cabin Republicans Don’t want to Get Government out of Marriage

July 16, 2020 Stephen Scaer

How does taking marriage off the NH GOP platform get the government out of marriage? In his January CNN interview, Jim Morgan, Chairman of the NH Log Cabin Republicans, outlined his strategy to remove the marriage plank from the NH GOP platform:

Governor Sununu, Don’t Pass HB 685 To Find Out What’s In It

July 14, 2020 Op-Ed

As the legislature wraps up in Concord, Governor Sununu contemplates whether to veto HB 685, a bill that started its life as an innocuous ambulance billing provision and morphed into a policy that would shutter faith-based employers and lead to years of litigation.

Why Would You Oppose a Citizen Who Uncovered Unethical Practices in Local Government?

July 13, 2020 Laurie Ortolano

Some Nashua folks have appeared out of nowhere to take a strong position against the uncovering of unethical practices in the Nashua Assessing Office. What drives these folks?

Candidate Announcement, Diane Pauer – NH House (Hills 26) Brookline – Mason

July 12, 2020July 12, 2020 Op-Ed

For Immediate Release: July 8, 2020
Contact: Diane Pauer (603) 801-5088, staterep@dianepauer.com

Brookline, NH – On June 3, 2020, Diane Pauer filed a declaration of 2020 candidacy for State Representative Hillsborough County District 26 (Brookline/Mason). Diane released the following statement:

Meet NH House Candidate Jackie Casey – Nashua Ward 7 (Hills 34)

July 12, 2020 Op-Ed

My name is Jackie Casey, and I’m running for State Rep, in Nashua Ward 7, Hillsborough District 34, to help keep the free state free.

Setting Realistic Expectations for School Reopening

July 9, 2020 Op-Ed

Following a challenging and unique spring, school officials across New Hampshire are working hard through the summer to prepare schools to reopen this fall. Last week, the School Transition, Reopening, and Redesign Taskforce (STRRT) submitted high-level recommendations to the Department of Education and the Governor.

Breaking: Outdoor Trump Rally in Portsmouth this Saturday July 11th

July 5, 2020 Steve MacDonald

WMUR is reporting that President Trump will be holding an outdoor rally in Portsmouth NH this coming Saturday, July 11th. John DiStaso says two sources confirm but there are no details at this time.

My Personal Endorsement – Steve Negron for Congress in NH CD-2

July 5, 2020July 5, 2020 Steve MacDonald

This hobby has introduced me to much in the past 12 years. I have been given press credentials for local events, by national groups, and even from the White House Press Corps. And I have interviewed candidates from town councilor to candidates for President (of the United States), and every office in between.