The War on Free Speech is Really a War on the Right to Criticize the Government
Absolutely, there is a war on free speech. To be more accurate, however, the war on free speech is really a war on the right to criticize the government.
Absolutely, there is a war on free speech. To be more accurate, however, the war on free speech is really a war on the right to criticize the government.
Tomorrow is an important day for our state and our nation. President Trump has done so much for our country, with his most recent achievement being the appointment of his 3rd conservative justice to the Supreme Court.
Corky Messner is a breath of fresh air. Messner is an informed and personable candidate who is running to replace Shaheen for all of the right reasons. He is a smart, down to earth guy who never dodges a question. He is aware of the problems, and he has solutions to the serious issues that …
Listen: Senate Candidate Corky Messner on the 1st and 2nd Amendments Read More »
Windham resident Julius Soti sat down with Windham residents Ken Eyring and Tom Murray to discuss why he is running for State Rep to serve the town of Windham.
The very erudite and always witty Mark Steyn has a column up at National Review Online about how, when it comes to the homosexual agenda, you vill not be ahlowed to ignohr zee agenda! You vill oh-bey! Of course, some people are exempt, such as Al Sharpton, referring to “Greek homos,” or Islamic leaders urging that homosexuals be …
Mark Steyn on freedom of thought, political correctness, and the homosexual agenda Read More »
Well, well, well: President Obama, U.S. Attorney General Holder, and the Chinese communist dictatorship have teamed up to attack an American newspaper, using a little-known federal law. Coincidentally, no doubt, it’s a newspaper that doesn’t openly support any of the three (unlike, say, the Washington Post or the New York Times). Read all about it. (And …
The U.S. government joins China to target an American newspaper…. Read More »
H’T Patheos
…on religious grounds. S’Preme credit first to Hot Air, whose title I have assumed as my own. And second, how about a do-over? Liberty University had challenged the law on religious grounds courtesy of the insurance mandate itself, the HHS’ contraceptive mandate, and the retarded left-wing notion that the government can prohibit any and every …
Yesterday I came across a series of poorly worded essay questions—my second sons homework–the worst of which was this; What part of Article VI of the US constitution supports the idea of separation of church and state? Explain. (Go ahead and roll your eyes or make a grunting noise, or whatever it is you do when confronted with such nonsense.)