Dear Walmart: (or, if you are from Winchester New Hampshire, “deah Walmahts”) Many heartfelt thanks go to Walmart Cuck Executive Officer, Doug McMillon. Thank you ever so much, Miss-ter McMillon for your recent decision to remove certain ammunition sales from all stores. As you know, for a very long time local “Mom and Pop,” gun … Read more
Get this, a liberal writer pens a piece about how age-stratified her new community is! Duh? She moved to Austin, Texas – a multiple college town of all things. This gal has “community organizer” written all over her. Here is a great quote: “When I go to events and restaurant openings, I see a lot … Read more
Chick-Fil-A is run by a devout Christain family. The restaurant is closed every Sunday. But according to MarketWatch Chick-Fil-A is poised to become the third biggest restaurant chain in America. Surpassing both Burger King and Wendy’s in annual sales.
Dick’s Sporting Goods joined the ‘Gun Control’ bandwagon after the Parkland School shooting. Dick’s announced they would no longer sell AR-15’s or firearms to anyone under 21-years of age. Nothing has gone right for them since. Not really.
In an article on the Democrats using Lawfare to make sure ANYONE can vote here in NH (and probably feel that NH residents shouldn’t), this caught my eye: The provisions of SB 3, however, require new voters to prove they either live in New Hampshire, or are domiciled in New Hampshire. Domicility is the concept used … Read more
Would it surprise you to hear that banning plastic drinking straws will accomplish nothing? How about this; that 500 million straws a day “fact” everyone is repeating came from a 9-year old kids’ school project. Or, that U.S. straws in the waste stream are a sliver of a fraction of 1% of all the plastic … Read more
Sometimes you feel like a win, any win, is enough. Hey, what about banning drinking straws? They’re easy to use, convenient, people like them, but something about the environment. Starbucks, the same company that very briefly brought us the opportunity to discuss race relations with their counter-people (pompously branded with the label barista), is leading a … Read more
Back on April 1st, we reported on a ruling by a Judge in Los Angeles. A non-profit had sued 90 coffee companies claiming they had violated Prop 65 which required them to warn customers about a chemical in brewed coffee (acrylamide) that could lead to cancer. Two months along and something has changed.
On May 17th we reported the imposition by the Seattle City Council and its mayor of a head tax. A special levy on Employers in the city banking 20 million or more per year, including ubiquitous brands like Amazon and Starbucks. Both of those corporate giants, among others immediately began funding a repeal referendum for the November ballot. … Read more
Last Month, in April of 2018, the unemployment rate for black Americans hit a record low. You probably didn’t know that for the same reason you didn’t know this. Black unemployment fell precipitously to 5.9 percent after a record-setting low of 6.6 percent the previous month, while unemployment for white workers dropped from 3.6 to 3.5 percent. … Read more
And given the latest policy from Starbuck as they go all out self-flagellating over “unconscious bias and latent racism” by ALL their employees: The Women’s Defense League should hold meetings at Starbucks That would be the Women’s Defense League of NH. Remember, Starbucks made “a request”, not a demand and not a policy of “get … Read more
New Hampshire has a resource problem. We’ve too many ax-grinders protesting energy infrastructure projects but you can’t create electricity with those. Not legally. You need something else. Several somethings. But each and every effort to improve energy infrastructure in the Granite State is protested, blocked, or dragged out in court until the developers give up. … Read more
Back in March Skip reported on a discussion underway in the city that never stops taxing, Seattle. The city council debate over a new tax based on how many people a company employs. At the time the issue was not so much if but how. The “how” has been decided and their latest act of plunder approved. … Read more
So, a Starbucks manager asked two black guys to leave as they weren’t buying anything after being there a while. Regardless of melanin concentrations, if someone isn’t buy something, why shouldn’t a restaurant ask them politely to leave? The problem ensued when the two gentlemen said no and the manager (who has now been fired) … Read more
Seattle is a city on a crazy train to the liberal utopia. They implemented a gun tax and mandated higher minimum wages (which unintentionally pushed people off welfare and housing programs). There’s a special high Earners tax. The city banned affordable and convenient plastic bags. Their proudly gay (and married) mayor only resigned after his fifth child sex … Read more
A lady by the name of Jilletta Jarvis is running for Governor of NH and had a Letter to the Editor printed in the Concord Monitor (I do have to give credit to our local Pravda in doing so for a person completely antithetical to their political stances). In it I read no real surprises … Read more
Henniker, “The Only Henniker On Earth,” is a liberal enclave funded by a small college and exists for the benefit of a few wealthy, connected locals. A small town that just went through an agonizing experience. In the face of overwhelming vocal opposition from liberal transplants a Dollar General store has anchored itself smack dab – … Read more
New Hampshire’s all girl congressional delegation have a slew of press releases on their House and Senate web pages opposing, objecting to, or blocking things (this from the party of yes) but there is not one word from any of them about the Berkeley Riots. They have nothing to say in defense of free speech. … Read more
Former wanna-be president, Tim Kaine, just came out with a doozy on a morning show. He is suggesting that his progressive friends, such as masked community organizers and anarchists, “fight in the streets” to oppose President Trump. Does he even have a molecule of gray matter in his head? I don’t live on a street. … Read more
“While walking to an inaugural ball, I heard shouts — and felt yolk run down my hair. I froze. Emily Post is silent on the proper way for a lady in a ball gown to respond to an aerial assault. I had to wing it. First, I yelled back. I had spent six years living here, … Read more