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MOFFETT: Knowledge, Ignorance, and HB112

Our New Hampshire legislature gets many education bills—over 100 just last year—covering building aid, commission memberships, free school meal eligibility, cyber-bullying, masking, menstrual product policies, and much more. While some measures address important issues, most have little or no impact on learning, pedagogy, or knowledge acquisition. An exception was HB320 in 2021, which required that … Read more

Confused Joe Biden - The Bull Elephant

Civics Lesson: Dear Idiots …

If you are not on X, or arnot following me or Grok (and if you are on X please follow both), you might have missed this, and it’s brilliant. “White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller gives the Fake News a Civics lesson” during a White House Press Conference. Watch Karoline. At one point, … Read more

Cycling bicycle road safety

Of Bike Lanes and Poor Civics

During my absence, while I’ve been busy with DCYF (they’ve given me some paper targets of their own to shoot at), I’ve continued to take the Conservatarian fight to Lloyd Alter, formerly of Treehugger (aka “TH”), now the proprietor of his own place, Carbon Upfront. While being a failed architect (his description of himself – … Read more

This Is How Our Country Will Fall – From The Inside Out, Deliberately

A recent survey from the Annenberg Public Policy Center shows that roughly one-third of adult Americans are unable to name the three branches of the federal government. We are so screwed – and the Progressives are very happy over that factoid. Ann Marie Banfield has sounded the alarm on the DEI-infused Progressive group called NH … Read more

David Scanlan via Concord Monitor

Scanlan’s Voter Ed Coordinator

Our Secretary of State announced New Hampshire’s first Civic and Voter Education Coordinator in a news release in June. The article reads, “Secretary Scanlan created the position of Civic and Voter Education Coordinator to increase voter engagement efforts within the state.” It would be easy for Granite Staters to read this article, agree with the sentiment … Read more

House Session

So Kids, What Did We Learn From Thursday’s House Session (09/15/22)?

We learned it was “Veto Day” and the last session of this legislative body until after election day and new legislators are sworn in. The opening ceremonies included a memorial to Rep. Mary Griffin, who passed away recently, and prayers for Rep. Gary Hopper who is fighting cancer. There were also many thanks to those who have served the House and will not be returning and those who did not make it through their primaries last Tuesday.

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