NH Dem Deb Altschiller’s Finance Guy Busted for Sign Stealing

by Steve MacDonald

A prominent New Hampshire Seacoast Democrat got busted today for sign stealing. Jonathan Caldwell has served as the Stratham Town Dem Committee finance chair (election law complaint filed against Caldwell and Stratham, here) and he is the current campaign finance guy (fiscal agent) for Democrat NH State Senate Candidate Debra Altschiller. The ‘Grok has a long … Read more

Strafford County Sheriff Candidate Mone Contemptuous of Constitutional Rights

by Cathy Baker

 I was astounded when candidate Kathyrn Mone won the Democratic primary for Strafford County Sheriff. Mone was Police Chief in North Hampton when a citizen, Coleen Loud, was breathalyzed, handcuffed, packed into a squad car, and arrested. For what crime? For drinking in her own home. This incident resulted in a $150,000 settlement payment that … Read more

Is Someone Lying About Schiller Station’s Future?

by Steve MacDonald

At the last meeting (before the lease sale) on the Gulf of Maine’s offshore wind development, someone asked about Schiller Station. It has been mentioned several times in past articles, with the suggestion that it might serve (speculation) as a place to bring offshore wind power into the New England grid. David ‘Whale killer’ Watters … Read more

NH AG Ignores More Than 100 Election Law Violations

by Lou Gargiulo

Ballot Law Commission Voted 4-1 to send Findings of District 24 State Senate Race to AG for investigation in 2023… No Action by AG Taken in Violation of State and Federal Help America Vote Act (HAVA) Concord NH— Oct 23, 2024 — Lou Gargiulo, former State Rep, State Senate Candidate, and Hampton Falls Selectman, announced … Read more

To Rockingham County’s Republican Town Committee Chairs, 

by The Editors

With just two days until our Republican Primary, there’s much to be optimistic and excited about. That said, I’m writing to you now to implore you to ensure, that in the these waning primary days, that you and your committees abide by the hard rule that we are NEUTRAL through the primary. Completely neutral. This is a … Read more

Should A Campaign Speech Anger Americans

by Ray Cardello

Kamala Harris visited the New Hampshire Seacoast last Wednesday for a speech to discuss her economic plan. I have never been so angered by a political speech, and the Harris appearance had many overtones to raise the hair on the back of a Conservative’s neck. The speech focused on the small business incentives proposed by … Read more

Rye Selectboard Has Some Thoughts on Proposed Harbor Redevelopment

by Steve MacDonald

The Pease Development Authority (PDA) manages coastal development in New Hampshire. It derives this power from Section 12-G:43 – Division of Ports and Harbors. As an expression of this power, the PDA has set its sights on Rye Harbor, which we’ve reported on previously here and here. In my remarks I expressed concern for the … Read more

Wrecking Rye Harbor [Update!]

by Steve MacDonald

Rumor has it Geno Marconi opposed developing offshore wind in the Gulf of Maine. I have also heard from fishermen (through a third party) that Geno opposed the redevelopment of Rye Harbor, which would wipe out the shacks and kick out local business owners. If that’s true, it is no mystery why Geno was put … Read more

The 200th Anniversary of Lafayette’s Tour of America

by Steve MacDonald

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, is celebrating the 200th anniversary of General Lafayette’s tour of America. It is part of the American Freinds of Lafayette’s Bicentennial celebration of the 1824-1825 tour by the Marquis. The journey began on August 15th, 2024, and continues until September 9th, 2025. On September 1st, 1824. General Lafayette visited North Hampton, NH, … Read more

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Finally, a School Board Willing To Stand up and Fight for Their Students

by Ann Marie Banfield

The Seabrook School Board has formed a committee to consider withdrawing from SAU21. Remember, SAU21 is focused on politicizing the district rather than improving academic outcomes. First the SAU called in the radical leftist political group Seacoast Outright for a day of professional development training for their teachers. SAU21 then called in another political day … Read more

How Much Are You Spending on Lawyers To Dodge RTK Requests?

by Skip

I saw that Grokster Ann Marie is demanding easy answers to hard questions, but the Superintendent, Tom Abrose, is giving her a hard time. And yes, I’ve been reading and giving her some advice, and I noticed that every Subdivision of the State (e.g., towns, school boards, state agencies, commissions…on and on) has decided that … Read more

Pease Development Authority – No Bid Contract

by Steve MacDonald

I have been independently investigating the Pease Development Authority – Division of Ports and Harbors [PDA-DPH] regarding decisions and process issues that I believe are unfair and discriminatory and appear to violate New Hampshire state law. This matter was brought to my attention by a Rye Harbor fisherman who had concerns that the one business … Read more

Without His Concurring Aid, We Shall Succeed in This Political Building No Better Than the Builders of Babel

by Op-Ed

We just celebrated the 248th celebration of the Signing of the Declaration of Independence! Happy Birthday, America! I am sure you know that the Declaration of Independence was meant to be a list of grievances leveled against Great Britain for her being “deaf to the Voice of Justice.

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Trump Cut Taxes for Billionaires?

by Spike

It was astonishing to hear that, after neglecting the Ship of State for a solid week for debate “training,” Joe Biden failed at both execution and plan. The plan included repeating his stock lies, including:

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Pulpit Polity: Richard Stockton

by Op-Ed

Hello, Friends of Freedom. I hope your summer is amazing! Let’s continue our look at the Declaration’s signers. Richard Stockton was the first signer of the Declaration of Independence from New Jersey and was perhaps the one who suffered the most for doing so. He was captured by the British and tortured severely in prison.

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Matt Sabourin 4 New Hampshire

by Op-Ed

Veteran Matt Sabourin dit Choinière filed to run for Rockingham’s District 30 for the NH statehouse and seeks to bring strong conservative leadership and reliable representation to Seabrook.

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Pulpit Polity: Dr. Benjamin Rush

by Op-Ed

We are heading into the celebration of our country’s birth. July 4th is fast upon us! As we reflect on this great day, let us remember the men who sacrificed so much to give us birth as free people.

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Kingston and East Kingston Voters: Ted Lloyd for State Rep

by Op-Ed

My name is Ted Lloyd and I’m running for State Rep in Kingston and East Kingston to be your eyes, ears and voice in Concord.

When elected, I will work with our legislative delegation to:

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Aaron Day Show – ETH Gate: Real or Fiction

by Op-Ed

ETH Gate is a conspiracy theory that Ethereum received a free pass from regulators. These critics reasonably claim that the Securities and Exchange Commission allowed Ethereum to move ahead while doling out harsher treatment to other rivals.

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The Social Compact and My Election Lawsuit Against the State of New Hampshire

by Op-Ed

I am the Executive Director of the National Heritage Center for Constitutional Studies and have been asked to explain as simply as I can why the changes to our election laws became the basis of my lawsuit against my government.

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