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Democrats want to spy on all your banking transactions, and when that story broke, a few things happened. First, almost everyone got the story wrong. Now it has been reported that Democrats are backing off. No. No, they are not.
More than a few folks have had a political come-to Jesus moment during the brief reign of F. Joe Biden I (the First). It’s hard not to with gas prices rising, inflation, shortages, and the rest of it. But are they having a real moment? Do they see the big picture?
Here’s what we believe. You should decide if you want to wear a mask. You should determine if you want the COVID vaccine. The same goes for your kids.
Throughout our history, Democrats and Republicans have offered contrasting solutions to the many problems facing our nation. But until recently, they have always agreed on certain fundamental principles.
SINCE PARTISAN anger and rhetoric are thrown at us every day, we all know that these are times of extreme political hyperbole.
What if you could wave a magic wand (or write a memo) and have a nonexistent government mandate enforced by fearful private sector factions? You get what you want without having to expend any actual political capital, and no one can sue you over it because no existing law or rule exists.
Upon the news that President Asterisk and the self-appointed Ambassadors from the Federal Government to New Hampshire known as Jeanne “Granny” Shaheen, Maggie “The Red” Hassan, Annie “Let me attach myself to AOC” Kuster, and Chris “I smile a lot, don’t I?” Pappas) support the IRS data mining our personal banking accounts over $600.
As the new Legislative Session approaches, bill watchers can experience another season of the unintended consequences of Democrat bills proposed in all seriousness as good for New Hampshire.
There is little good to report on the Southern Border, and even Democrats are having second thoughts. Biden’s approval among Hispanics in South Texas has crashed as the Biden-Harris Border policy overwhelms local communities.
NOTE: This is a big collection. Next time, if I have this many, I’ll split it up but I’m pressed for time now.
