“It’s not an ideology!” was a common response to the Facebook ad for my NH state senate campaign that asserted that “Gender ideology does not belong in schools.”
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The World Was a Better Place When Republicans Were in Charge
Another letter to the editor from a liberal claims Republicans keep doing the same things repeatedly. Funny as Biden and Co. keep taxing and spending just as every Democrat administration has for decades. Our national debt is above $31 trillion and growing. You’d think minority communities wouldn’t be burdened after decades of promises with sub-standard … Read more
Is Your Public School Pushing Your Child Toward Suicide?
In this short clip from Dr. Gary Thompson, he explains the severe damage caused to children when they are blamed and shamed. That can happen when Critical Race Theory apologists push that radicalized hate-filled political agenda in the classroom.
Help Us Tell Moms and Dads the Truth About the Gender Craze
TikTok, Tumblr, Netflix, school counselors, and librarians tell us how liberating it is for girls to identify as boys or non-binary, and to have physicians change their bodies so they can be more like their “authentic selves.”
How Schools Can Harm the Mental Health of Children Even with the Best Intentions
Depression, anxiety, eating disorders, drug and alcohol abuse, and even suicide are some of the most serious mental health issues school-aged children may face. It’s a problem that parents, community members, legislators, and school officials have been trying to deal with for a long time.
People Living in Irrational Fear of This Virus Have Their Representatives: The Rest of Us Have Almost No One
I’m going to give this a name. It’s Tom Woods Anti-Panic Porn. The rational look at the world of COVID from the other side. Yes, we’ve been doing that all year. No, we’re not the only ones’ but Tom Woods’ words, the title of this post, are as true as ever.
Quick Thought – Republican “packing” or Democrat “packing” – which is worse?
With the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg, the Democrats have threatened, like FDR did, to “pack the Court” by adding new Justices if Trump and the Republicans ram through a replacement for RBG as soon as possible. Governor Sununu, as Grokster Doris pointed out (In Emergency Order #69, Sununu Packs the Public Health … Read more
An Open Letter to Governor Sununu: Stop the Madness; Reopen the Economy.
Dear Governor Sununu: So I saw this tweet from Landrigan this morning: If this is true … and there is no delicate way to put this … it is madness. The economy is not a light bulb that can be turned on and off. We are on the precipice of an economic downturn worse than … Read more
The Reckless and Irresponsible Treatment of Patients who Claim to be Transgender
A prominent doctor with Johns Hopkins Medical is sounding an alarm about the current trend in medicine toward knee-jerk acceptance of the diagnosis of transgenderism. He calls it an experiment “on young people without telling them it’s an experiment.”
TMS Health Solutions Leads the Fight for Mental Health
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With stories of high-profile people with clinical depression hitting the news cycle on what seems like an almost daily basis, it’s no surprise that many are curious about how to address the mental health crisis in this country. As scientists have recently discovered, chronic stressors can be a big culprit. Economic hardships, for instance, can have a long-term impact on someone’s health. Researchers have found that children living in communities with subsidized housing, for example, are susceptible to greater risks for mental health issues.
A real life “Life of Julia” – save me, Government, from myself!
“A FEW years ago, I awoke at 2:30 a.m. to more than a “rapping, rapping at my chamber door.” It was a full-force pounding of a body trying to break into my little house in Washington, D.C. It was the sound and scenario that, as a single woman living alone, I feared more than spiders in the house.
Because I was writing political speeches at the time, my BlackBerry slept on the pillow beside me. I grabbed it and looked out my bedroom window at the stoop below. There he was: tall, dark clothes, big. He backed up and then raced to the door, pounding his body against it. Then he kicked at it the way actors take boots to the heads of bad guys in the movies.”
A rather disturbing op-ed in the NY Timesfrom someone that has been a speech writer for Democratic Senators John Edwards, Hillary Rodham Clinton, and John Kerry, and for Boston Mayor Thomas Menino where she says that as a result of a home break in Washington DC, she almost bought a gun for self-defense. After all, being a single woman, alone, a lady no taller than TMEW, she faced the situation of having to face off (with a large dog by her side) against a male big and strong enough to be breaking down her door. It was problably only because the local police station was right around the corner, according to her own words, that he never gained access.
And then, stopped the process of obtaining that self-defense weapon in fear for her life as she suffers from depression; she goes on to describe what it is like. I can, to a degree, understand what she goes through, not from personal experience but from the experience of having to care for for family members that suffer from depression as well. A lot of traveling back and forth to go to check in on them, making sure they have the right meds, ensuring that they are TAKING the right meds the right way, and making sure that the thought of “hey, I don’t have to take these anymore – I feel FINE now!” is dealt, for them, with as a temporary illusion (and for them, it was temporary as both they and I found out the hard way). It is a disease and it is a really disabling disease in its worst forms not only to them but to those around them as well. Having this as a single living-alone woman, well, not easy. So while I applaud her decision of not purchasing a gun for her own safety, I disagree with but completely disagree with her plea to keep from hurting herself: