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A superintendent and an attorney for a public school that prohibited a young student from wearing a shirt that states “There are only two genders” now claim the school did not discipline her, and that it has consistently “[done its] very best to protect free speech in schools.” These officials are using local media to … Read more
Scott Jaquith is Director of School Counseling at Alvirne High School in the small, conservative town of Hudson, New Hampshire. He is also a long-time member of the Nashua Library Board of Trustees. I saw him in April at the anti-Trump “Hands Off!” rally in downtown Nashua, waving a Pride Progress Flag. The Pride Progress … Read more
In the wake of Disney’s announcement of a new theme park in Abu Dhabi, the question Democrats should be asking is, how could you? The capital of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), just a surface-to-surface missile throw from the Islamic Republic of Iran, seems an unlikely place for a Woke Mouse to set up house, … Read more
In April, I discovered a flyer from New Hampshire Outright posted at the Nashua Public Library. New Hampshire Outright is “a non-profit dedicated to supporting, protecting, and advocating for LGBTQ+ youth across the state.” The flyer solicits kids in middle school and high school, so they could be as young as 11 years old, to … Read more
Conversion therapy is a monster under the Left’s cultural bed that tries to convince children of what sex or gender they are. In New Hampshire, the progs pushed through a ban a while back that made it illegal for any adult in a presumed position of authority (teachers, priests, coaches, and of course therpaists) from … Read more
The Manchester schools have been struggling to provide students with the most basic education. It’s sad to watch, but no one seems to care about making sure these kids get a quality education. Now we find out that they are continuing down the path of failure by pushing the WOKE agenda on students, instead of … Read more
The familiar adage, “the longest journey begins with the first step,” is so true and very applicable to today’s American decline. Particular to my life, I now consider the Supreme Court’s ruling that banned prayer from our nation’s classrooms as being that first step to America’s downward spiral. I suppose that for me, the importance … Read more
Harvard is one of many universities pissing and moaning about the Trump Admininstrations opposition to the discrimination embdedd in DEI programs. They must divest themselves of the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion cult to get future federal funding. After all, this is the sort of top-down, swift-acting, executive-mandated government you asked for, and DEI is one … Read more
The cleverest of clever people are convinced that they can continue to peddle their discriminatory cultural Marxism if they change what it’s called. And why not? They’ve been doing that successfully for decades. Global Warming is a four-decade-old project to undermine free market capitalism by claiming that the Western lifestyle is destroying the planet. It’s … Read more
Women on the political left have defended public school grooming, drugging children despite parental objections, cross-dressing men in garish caricatures of women (to read to children at the library), and guys joining girls’ sports teams as girls despite the inequity of it all, and the dangers. They hate themselves or you or both, and they’re … Read more
How is it that everything will be proper when the Supreme Court rules? Theoretically, it should be so, but when questions nudge the public’s curiosity, remaining silent is not the answer to possible judicial abuse or this anarchy. If anything, the past contains a record of the high court renderings which have often differed from … Read more
We use many catchphrases to talk about the America we conservatives want to return to. The America of Old, My Father’s America, and the Trump favorite, Make America Great Again, are a few, but what do they really mean? Before we define our America, let’s distinguish what it is not. America is not a global … Read more
Snow White, the live-action version cobbled together by Disney, opened over the weekend with devastating reviews and empty theaters coast to coast. In my community, there were no sellout crowds on opening day and the thinning turned to zero tickets in the final afternoon and evening of the weekend. No showings are scheduled past Wednesday. … Read more
The D.C. establishment seems confused about why President Donald Trump and his administration are doing so well with American voters. Still, if they had been paying attention, Vice President JD Vance explained this months ago. A post from a left-wing account came across my X feed over the weekend. It included a screenshot of an interview with … Read more
I’m not certain why we still have a US Department of Agriculture. To pay farmers not to grow stuff. To grow some stuff instead of other stuff. To kill healthy chickens so they don’t get bird flu (farmers get nothing if the birds die on their own, or so I hear). It also wastes millions … Read more
Ludwig von Mises called the universities of his day “nurseries of socialism” because of the inevitable socialist bias of all government-funded universities. He also said that there is always a remnant of students, however, that does not buy into the endless drumbeat about the alleged wonders of socialism and the “imperfections” of free-market capitalism. It is this … Read more
Whatever one’s interests might be, whether it’s religion, family, education, or American culture, the enemy’s effort to devalue and eliminate is obvious! Considering this as anything other than a coordinated agenda is delusional and dangerous. Also, this approach suggests that your education misled and your most truest source, the family, was successfully outspoken or devalued. … Read more
WE’RE USED TO HAVING PEOPLE IN THE USA WHO DON’T WANT TO BE AMERICANS – WE CALL THEM PROGRESSIVES: Go ahead, give me the names of “Progressives,” in this partisan environment, that agree that the America that our Founders envisioned is the one they want – and legislate. I doubt very much you’d find many, … Read more
I have nothing against labor-saving devices. However, I don’t include “thinking” as labor that should be saved. Back in the ‘70s, pocket calculators were a new thing. Everybody got one. And then we raised a generation of children who could not add 2 and 2 without a calculator. There is a world of difference between … Read more
Why has the United States’ government become so politically dysfunctional? How can it be that the nation—partially founded on John Locke’s principles of liberty and Montesquieu’s concept of separation of powers—today has such a corrupt and oligarchic federal government? As the young political union that it was in 1781, based on the Articles of Confederation, the United States was unique. Unlike the nation-states of the … Read more