A recent article called (Publius Hulda Warning) appeared in the Grok and, in my opinion, insults the wisdom and spirit of the republic and our founding fathers regarding WHY the US Constitution Article V must NOT be exercised.
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common sense
Common Sense: A Scathing Attack on Unlimited, Centralized Power
by Op-Ed
January 10, 1776. Today in history, Thomas Paine published the first edition of Common Sense – a 47-page pamphlet that defended and inspired the cause of independence like no other. (check out this podcast on Common Sense here) Leading historians have called it one of the “most brilliant ever written in the English language.”
Please Don’t Park Your Logic and Common Sense in a Hole So Deep You Can’t Find It.
by Op-Ed
Lie to Congress, it’s a felony; if Congress lies to us, it’s just politics. Dislike a Black person, racist; if a Black person dislikes whites, it’s their 1st Amendment right. The government spends millions to rehabilitate criminals; they do almost nothing for the victims. You can kill an unborn child, but it’s wrong to execute a mass murderer.
Common Sense” Radio Show – I Got an Invite This past Saturday!
by Skip
And given that it is a local show on Saturday morning, and that I know the hosts, I said yes! Being in the next town over doesn’t hurt yesterday. Didn’t hurt that I got to pick the topic – Schools, given their politicization by the Left and they want to have it remain that way … Read more
Common Sense Radio – Nuclear Energy
Originally broadcast from WEZS on May 8th; this week’s program covers the topic of Nuclear Energy. Guests Karen Testerman, from Franklin, NH, and Stephen Curtis from Nevada – 15 years with DoE in Nevada, to talk about nuclear energy. Learn how Nuclear got side-lined, its true safety record, and a lot more.
Common Sense Radio – Policing
Shared from the May 1st edition of Common Sense Radio on WEZS Newstalk Radio at 103.3 FM, 1350 AM or Streaming live at WEZS.com. Our guests on the show this week will be Belknap County Sheriff Bill Wright and Laconia Police Chief Matt Canfield. We will hold a roundtable discussion of policing generally and in their … Read more
We Can’t Live if We Are Always Afraid
It’s time to get over the panic and fear and get back to work. The President left the hospital the other day. He had a simple message for the American people. He said do not live in fear or let the fear of this virus “dominate” your life.
Public Trust and Truth … They go Hand in Hand
Public trust in science depends on its consistency, transparency, and divorce from political ideology. There can be no left or right, leftist or conservative, blue-state or red-state. This is true when scientific expertise is taken seriously.
Give Golf a chance!
by Op-Ed
One understands the tendency of elected and appointed officials to err on the side of caution when it comes to public policy and pandemics. One also understands the concept of social distancing, quarantines, flattening the curve, and minimizing the risks associated with COVID-19.
Rat Like Cunning Beats High IQ Every Time
Polarization Our country has become pretty polarized. Some see the split between the folks who are in the entertainment sphere, the journalism sphere; the sort of “high IQ” is sphere, and the people who are actually working the jobs that are actually getting things done across the country, the deplorables. The deplorables voice seems to … Read more
Arm Yourself With ‘Common Sense’
From Greg Camp at Ammoland. There is no correlation between gun ownership and gun homicide rates, nor is there any between how many are murdered by gunfire and the “strength” of the gun laws. Similarly, the suicide rate of a nation shows no effect from the regulations related to what weapons the people living there are allowed to … Read more
New Hampshire Democrats Oppose ‘Common Sense’ Gun Legislation.
The New Hampshire House voted 184-146 to advance Senate Bill 500, housekeeping legislation meant to clean up the language in firearms statutes in the GraniteState.
Unlike the State Senate where approval was unanimous SB500 did not garner overwhelming bipartisan support in the NH House. In fact, it received very little support from House Democrats with 139 of the 146 no votes coming from the left.
When your head smells like dead fish….
by Tim Condon
If you’re looking for political commentary, this ain’t it. I’ve just been ruminating today. It started when I was jogging and working out….