True to form for a Socialist Progressive, new Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has vowed (during his swearing-in ceremony, no less) to make the financial lives of “The Rich” and Big Biz miserable since Chicago is in desperate straights in the Treasury area.
Vermont’s misnamed Affordable Heat Act is a dangerous piece of partisan legislation that will cost Vermonters more than money. But many know that and have been vocal in their opposition to it. Dems in the legislature passed it anyway, and Gov Scott has promised a veto.
Raising New Hampshire’s minimum wage to $15 an hour would cost the state nearly 6,000 jobs and more than 9,000 residents, raise consumer prices, reduce economic output, and cause serious harm to small businesses and the leisure and hospitality industries, a new report from New Hampshire Employment Security concludes.
Dark money for Dem’s sound hypocritical, right? It is more “Do as I say not as I do” from them. There is a rapidly growing $800 million dark money network. It is helping anonymous donors pour a record amount of money into voter registration groups.
Progressive groups are mad at their political puppets. How can they possibly get their way if Republicans are running everything? Is the answer to move to Vermont, Massachusetts, CT, RI, NY, NJ, even Maine? No, ruin, New Hampshire! Well, not yet!
Judd Gregg (d) Florida, is a contributing writer for The Hill: The Kamala threat — the Californiaization of America. For those of you who do not remember Judd, well, he is the primary cause of same-day voter fraud in our state.
To my constituents in Allenstown, Epsom, & Pittsfield: Happy new year, and welcome back to legislative action. This year, we have about 900 bills to deal with, and a distressing number of them are bills that vetoed last year (or killed in the Senate for fear of a veto.) I am prime sponsor on five … Read more
We learned that despite a Democrat majority, the Republicans were able to help flip and table a handful of bills today thereby minimizing the damage of today’s list of horrible legislation. We tabled the dreadful Carbon Tax bill (HB735-FN-A), tabled the Road Usage Fee (HB478-FN-A) and passed the DWI Prohibition Bill (SB34). We also tabled … Read more
New Hampshire Democrats are proposing a new scheme to steal 800 million dollars from Granite Staters (annually) under the banner of climate change. It will change “the climate.” The economic climate, oh, and your lifestyle, but it will have zero impact on the planet.
Should you paint all Muslims with a broad brush? All Muslims don’t hold pernicious beliefs. But of the more than a billion and a half Muslims in the world some do. How do we, non-believers make sense of what’s going on? What’s the right question here? The PC position is that Muslims are tolerant and … Read more
Funny, though – he couldn’t come up with a better “far-right extremist” description? Hey Don Bolduc hasn’t served a day as an elected official but Buckley and his cohort used the exact same wording. If I didn’t know any better, I’d that that ANY Republican is just that….oh wait! Here’s his missive to his far-left … Read more
A stronger voice who will put people before Washington. WHAT: for a RALLY and major announcement. Where: AMERICAN LEGION, Sweeney Post 251 Maple St in Manchester, NH Help send a message that we need a stronger voice who will put people before Washington. And spread the word: … Read more
On Saturday, January 20th, at 4 pm the President gave a thirteen-minute speech on border security and the government shutdown. If you missed it, we have the transcript and the video for your review. [Begin Transcript] Just a short time ago, I had the honor of presiding over the swearing in of five new great … Read more
Here. It’s what Democrats do. Let me remind you of what they did before: they created an $800 million hole in the NH State budget. They spent everything they could – and then more. You see, Democrats are: They believe in Government directed EVERYTHING – every aspect of our lives. That takes a lot of … Read more
I have to admit, I am surprised to see the Nashua Telegraph, a reliable left-leaning newspaper, abandon Democrat candidate Molly Kelly for Republican Governor Sununu. But according to this email I just got, they did. Telegraph Endorses Sununu New Hampshire is better off than it was two years ago. Some may even say the Granite … Read more
The New Hampshire House recently releases some documents in which was a redacted complaint filed earlier this year by a NH House staffer. The staffer alleges that a particular New Hampshire House Rep. “made frequent derogatory comments to or about the employee, and engaged in “a long pattern of behavior” that created a “hostile work … Read more
“Republican” Massachusets Governor Charlie Baker (who is up for re-election this fall) signed a bill to raise the minimum wage, add permanent tax holiday weekend, and something Granite Stater’s luckily (just) avoided. An $800 million paid family and medical leave program overseen by the state government and backed by a payroll tax will be launched so workers … Read more
David Stevenson, writing at NH Journal, shares a recent report by The Analysis Group which “…just released their review of the effects of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), and they give it an A+.” If you’re not the guessing sort, there are a lot of issues with the report, which is not surprising because (as Stevenson … Read more
Occasionally, the Concord Monitor will print something against “type” and puts up an LtE / Op-Ed that is opposite their in-bred philosophy. This on environmentalists eschewing basic economics and science for ideological purposes (e.g., the Sierra Club’s “Beyond <insert fossil energy source here>” programs which stand on solely on one point – keep everything in … Read more
If you didn’t get the email and you didn’t read it here, you might not know about it. About what? A State GOP email blast with a video asking New Hampshire’s Congressional delegation to denounce the idea of Repealing the Second Amendment. Former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens posited the idea in a New … Read more