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.
I will back in Nashua today as a guest host on Life with Liz (WSMN 1590 AM). This time around, we will be talking about the COVID19 Chaos, Mask Mandates, Dopey Distancing, and that hot new Virus Socialism they’ve whipped up.
Does the privileged progressive class in Massachusetts have a problem? Their identity politics is scrubbing the landscape. Casting aside Mia the Indian Maiden, Uncle Ben, the Redskins in Washington, and Aunt Jamima. The Bay State is named after an Indian tribe. How can they allow that to stand?
So this: And how did his Excellency respond? By defending the President again the patently false smear that he is a White supremacist? Nope. Our “GOP Governor” did not utter a word in defense of the President. From NH Journal: … the governor told NHJournal, he still supports the BLM cause. “We very much support … Read more
It’s been over two months since ReopenNH held its first protest. At the time, the lockdown-left lost their minds. Not only were people peacefully protesting while openly displaying firearms, they were refusing to live in fear. No distancing, maskless, engaging with other human beings in conversation. The horror!
I have been following Nashua Alderman, and NH State Rep, Jan Schmidt on social media and I’ve observed that she likes to portray herself as a benevolent dictator showing her love and concern for her subjects.
I’m confident when I say, there must be an email that went out to Democrats quoting the State Constitution. Years ago. Use “this” to justify your creeping tyranny. Or, in the case of Alderman (and NH House Rep) Jan Schmidt, it may be the only part of the document she needs to know.
St. Anselm College professor Loretta Brady submitted testimony in opposition to both HB1251, the NH House Save Women’s Sports bill, and SB480, the NH Senate Save Women’s Sports bill. Both bills aim to ban the participation of biological males in female-designated public school sports in New Hampshire.
SARS CoV2 has pantsed the Centers for Disease Control. Not an uncommon problem for a bureaucracy pretending to be a competent agency. One of many (too many) waddling about with a coffee in one hand and a cruller in the other, suddenly wide-eyed at the sound of the alarm.
We used to sing, “sticks and stones may break my bones, but ‘names’ will never hurt me.” Names, words, we pretended we were immune. We’ve since done a one-eighty. Evolved into snowflakes. Now people throw sticks and stones so folks won’t hear words they say might hurt you.
We round out the big state races with the primary for Congressional District two. Three Republicans are vying for the opportunity to challenge longtime incumbent Democrat Ann McLane Kuster (who has questions about Trump’s Ukraine call but none about Bidens).
While we’re trying to get Gov. Sununu to open up the ‘Public Health Trumps Everything’ State of NH, Gov. Scott, just a step to our left, announced VT will begin loosening restrictions tomorrow.
This is old news in the digital age (it happened over the weekend) but always relevant to my thesis that the supremacy ideology of the left is lying about diversity. The equality narrative is a lie.
(Image H/T: BizJournals) UPDATE: The copyright owner, Demetria Miles-McDonald (given the intersectionality, I dunno if it is Ms, Mrs., Miss, Zir, They, or some other pronoun or modifier), sent a Cease and Desist order for the table that formerly occupied this space. That’s part of the problem with this notion of everything blobs into everything … Read more
The Democrat bench in New Hampshire is having a rough year. Three New Hampshire House special elections. Three humiliating defeats. The last two losses to young Republicans, both under the age of twenty, both running on smaller, less intrusive government and tax relief for business owners–the latter a key component of the Republican State budget declared irresponsible by … Read more
Steve already had part of the Editorial up, speaking that Brown refuses to be on the hot seat – there’s always a scheduling conflict that is the ready answer. This is the part that got my attention (emphasis mine): Back in April, Scott Brown, the former U.S. senator from Massachusetts, announced his “Obamacare Isn’t Working … Read more
One of the most serious problems confronting us is New Hampshire’s meaningless notions of residency (domicile or presence). Non-residents are permitted (even encouraged) to vote here.
Yesterday I posted this about the bomb that Anthem laid concerning healthcare under Obamacare rules – and the rules laid down by our own State bureaucrats: Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield confirmed that nearly half of the hospitals in its network will not be taking part in the program. Understanding what the rules are at … Read more
Radley Balko has a new book, Rise of the Warrior Cop, out after years of reporting on “police acting badly” (especially SWAT teams) concerning the militarization of police forces. Armored up, weaponed up, techniques that rival some elite military groups. Look, there IS a need for SWAT teams, and yes, it is dangerous, but when … Read more
In doing my normal surfing before going to work, I include the “Bigs” (Big Journalism, Big Government, et al). They are all noting the unexpected passing of Andrew Breitbart – an uncompromising Conservative that saw the liberal Media for what it was – liberal and anti-conservative, and not the “objective” view that they so desperately … Read more