MicroGroks
Lawlessness, thy middle name is Progressivism. The end ALWAYS justifies whatever end is need in being a self-loathing American. Is it Social Justice Warriorship running amok? Or a tool Reformatted, emphasis mine:
Today’s turnout at the Medical March for Freedom was nothing less than awe-inspiring. A reporter on the scene said he hadn’t seen a turnout like this since Obama tried to grab your guns.
In response to the Biden regime’s announcement of tyrannical, unconstitutional vaccine mandates via presidential executive order, the New Hampshire House has announced it will hold a press conference on Tuesday, September 14th, at 11 a.m. at the State House plaza.
I took a trip to Concord, a small ghost town we call our state capital, to help a friend with a court case. While I was there, I took the opportunity to stop by the US federal building on Pleasant St. That is the huge marble building dedicated to an old republican RINO.
The New Hampshire government needs to be taken back by the people, and the starting point is to take back our ‘status,’ which has been covertly stolen from you.
Concord, NH — Patrice Myers has filed to represent District 12, Ward 2, for the City of Concord, in the New Hampshire House of Representatives. Patrice has released the following statement.
If YOU think employers should be paying a “living wage” by manipulating the minimum wage, go ahead and start your own company and pay MORE than that minimum wage. Go ahead, I dare you.
Progressives (and those with something to hide) have got to “Progress.” In this case, Zandra Rice-Hawkins, City Councilor in Concord, and the Exec. Director of the out-of-state-funded Granite State Progress (who seeks to “fundamentally transform” New Hampshire) decided that Laws are for the little people.
EAST DERRY, N.H.—With many communities around the state canceling traditional Independence Day celebrations, parades, and fireworks displays on July 4 this year for spurious reasons, ReopenNH is calling all patriots to celebrate American liberty together at the New Hampshire State House from noon to 2 p.m. on Saturday.
Yes, we were there but sans banners, tents, multiple cameras – just me and a single camera. It was good to see a few hundred others there (at the max of the event, in the sweltering heat) to show appreciation for Law Enforcement here in NH.
