Saturday afternoon at “the Aud” in Barre I attended the Republican Party of Vermont’s committee meeting. My reasons for attending were twofold, namely to get a sense of the party (I am a lifelong Independent) and listen for their pitch to me as a potential candidate for the Senate or House from my progressive stronghold … Read more
This is an attempt to “break out” memes, links, and my commentary about the situation in Israel / the Middle East so as to not overload the standard meme posts that I do. My last “normal” meme post. In these Israel-related posts I don’t just have memes such, but lots of informative links as well … Read more
It all started in 2015, and it has taken almost eight years for Saifullah Khan, a former Yale student and an Afghan refugee whose family fled the Taliban, to see a glimmer of hope for justice.
(Edited after publication. Got behind the curve today!) Forewarned is forearmed. Thus, this is intended to be a compilation of articles, with my commentary, to try and get like-minded people to grasp what’s coming. Even merely being aware of events in the world will make you better prepared than the hordes of sheeple.
LOTS of leftovers – like after Thanksgiving this Thursday coming up. Why not put them up – make it a “collective” rant? I thought about what each one said, perhaps it will trigger some GREAT comments and ideas! As always with these aggregated posts, some reformating and emphasis mine. This first one mentions the issue … Read more
Transgenderism is becoming a dream killer for female athletes. Not for TRANS women – I’m talking about real women and I have a biology degree so I know what a woman is (and have been married to one for over 40 years). And this whole deal with Lia Thomas (nee, “William”, a former male swimmer … Read more
Dawn Johnson of Laconia is an elected member of the New Hampshire House of Representatives and of the City of Laconia School Board. In an article appearing in the December 12 edition of the Laconia Daily Sun newspaper, it was reported that she had posted to her Facebook page certain materials that included a link … Read more
Far-Left Unions are coalescing to demand a nationwide strike on Monday, July 20th. Why? Why not? Many are probably not even back to work, and the rest just returned. Who doesn’t need another day off without pay? As if they needed a reason. Well, they found one.
The Paper of Record, the New York Times, is the Paper of Left-Wing Record. A big-budget, high profile, Red Times for Comrades from sea to rising sea. How bad is it? NYT Opinion Editor Bari Weiss was inside for three years, and she offered a glimpse into the nightmare.
Representative Janice Schmidt (D -Nashua) is the prime sponsor of a bill that would make it a crime if you engaged with public officials electronically and they decided you are a cyberbully. Sharing an email or phone number would be doxxing. But not when they do it. And they do it.
I have written this more than once. Under no circumstance do I want Democrat House Member Janice Schmidt to be silenced. I’ve never said it, nor have I attempted to facilitate it.
Nancy Pelosi, the titular head of the DC Democrat cabal is making promises. That Donald Trump will not be president in 2021, maybe sooner, “one way or another.” Is that like saying Nancy Pelosi won’t be the House Speaker in 2021, one way or another?
Back in late October, the town clerk in Hanover, New Hampshire, made the news. According to The Dartmouth, the college campus newspaper, she said a new residency law does not impede the voting process for college students. But in a court filing to overturn the law, she is confused.
Back in May, voters in Peterborough headed to the polls for ballot session of Town Meeting, and faced a multitude of questions. The hot item on the agenda was zoning amendment 15, a petition article submitted by local residents to repeal two Traditional Neighborhood Overlay Zones. If this sounds complicated already, its because it is. … Read more
Bedford New Hampshire Democrats just destroyed years of left-wing Granite State vote suppression narratives. They sent a letter to Bedford High School Students heading off to college, encouraging them to register to vote. That’s fine, but what followed is damning.
In the wake of Matt Lauer’s termination, and the self-immolation underway on the left, the news is littered with exciting tidbits from long-time liberal hypocrites about other long-time liberal hypocrites, like this. On ABC News’ “This Week,” veteran journalist Cokie Roberts made a rather revealing admission in the wake of accusations from women that far-left Rep. … Read more
Today, despite the snowstorm, the New Hampshire House of Representatives passed Senate Bill 12, aka “Constitutional Carry.” The vote was 200-97 with several Democrats voting for the bill and only two Republicans voting against it. The bill will now go to Governor Sununu’s desk where he has already said he will sign it into law. … Read more
Yesterday, Political Buzz received several emails from readers that came from one of their New Hampshire State Representatives, Democrat Patricia Klee. The freshman representative made some outrageous statements about a story that was presented as testimony during the hearings for Senate Bill 12, a bill that would end the admitted abuse of New Hampshire citizens … Read more
Yesterday there was a full page ad in New Hampshire’s Union Leader, paid for by New York gun control organization Everytown for Gun Safety. The gun safety part is emphasized because these people aren’t for gun safety at all, they are for gun bans and gun control. This is an organization run by New York … Read more
When you are looking for “drive-by” voters this what you want to find: -A guy with a name no one else in America has. -His date of birth from several sources. -Public documents with as much information as you can get. What do you know? I Have all three. Meet Hooksett, NH voter Michael LaSean … Read more