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If you have watched any of the City Council meetings for Concord, New Hampshire, in recent months, you’ll be left gasping at the level of misogyny. At the most recent City Council meeting, Mayor Byron Champlin shut down female councilor Stacey Brown. She kept her cool and made her point, sounding reasoned, logical, and methodical. … Read more
I have never considered myself a MAGA Republican. I have always considered myself a conservative. From my perspective, MAGA is not a departure from conservatism but rather an expression of it. Conservatives spent decades advocating for secure borders, fair trade, America First policies, limited government, constitutional protections, and respect for our nation’s symbols and traditions. … Read more
Growing up in England, I was always aware of the socialist inclinations of my mother country. But I was lucky; I was brought up in a conservative household embracing a deep reverence for tradition, a strong sense of community, and pride in national identity. English conservatism is very cultural and institutional. Socialism in the UK … Read more
When I compare today’s heated demonstrations and destructive actions with America’s unity, which comes to mind when I hear “the United States,” I recall an old quote from the Chinese war strategist Sun Tzu: “The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting.” America’s military is unequaled, so this strategy not only … Read more
This isn’t a conspiracy. Facts don’t lie. On 8 September, during the primary, a Nashua Ward 9 moderator held a radio-frequency meter next to an ImageCast voting machine. The meter detects cellular, Wi-Fi, and radio activity. The radio number registered. The electric and magnetic rows stayed at zero, so it was not a motor despite … Read more
Because the answer would scare the you-know-what out of voters. Vermont Republicans have a concrete, transparent plan for what they’ll do if they re-take the state senate this November. It’s called Vermont Promise, and you can read all about it on its dedicated website and learn even more on the Vermont Senate Republicans’ Facebook page. … Read more
As stated in previous emails about BAD Votes by Democrats, the name of the Democrat really doesn’t matter; they vote consistently on all issues…FOR MORE GOVERNMENT CONTROL! Democrats nationally and regionally have consistently voted for more government control, leaving less control by individuals over their own lives. Here in NH, Democrats have a well-documented history … Read more
I am an undeclared voter who left. Maggie Goodlander’s votes and her husband’s Afghanistan record are why I will not send her back on November 3. Summary: The Democrat Party does not stand for working people or for women I am an undeclared voter who left. Maggie Goodlander’s votes and her husband’s Afghanistan record are … Read more
Candidates no longer run for a particular office, whether local, state, or federal. Today’s politician is running for attention. They may be running for governor, but their eyes are already on a Senate seat, or even the Oval Office. This is partly a product of a political system that has dwarfed the government in importance, … Read more
I am what’s called today a “baby boomer.” I suppose the younger crowd might call me a dinosaur. Born shortly after WWII, I grew up in a country vastly different from the one we live in today. After our war-weary nation helped defeat the Nazis and fascists, we embarked on another war, a Cold War … Read more
Who could ever get tired of kicking this dead donkey? Not me. The DSA has created what Obama’s team would describe as permission structures. By winning a handful of primaries, it’s okay to talk about, lean into, condone, even endorse…communism. How do you think that plays out in state and federal legislatures in 27-28 if … Read more
It’s that time of the month. My appearance on WFEA’s Morning Update with Jeff Chidester. This week, we start with campaign commercials, specifically the dueling montage directed at the open U.S. Senate seat in New Hampshire. Jeff and Steve kick off the segment by dissecting the latest wave of Senate race attack ads aimed at … Read more
Six weeks. Forty-two Days. A blink of the eye until America decides its future course. That is not sensationalism or hyperbole. Never before has America been faced with a choice to continue as a Constitutional Republic or throw in the white flag and wander down the path to Socialism. We have had radical candidates before, … Read more
Democrats are afraid of Muslims. They will give them whatever they ask for. Democrats are afraid of the DSA and will give them whatever they ask for. And the Islamists are increasingly embracing socialism as the fast-track to taking over the Democrat Party. Neither Islam nor Democrat-Socialism is good for you, America, liberty, natural rights, … Read more
Here is the fact that swallows the rest of the argument. No voting machine in any New Hampshire town hall has been examined to see whether it can reach the internet. RSA 656:42, X is not a suggestion. It says no electronic ballot counting device shall have access to or be connected to the Internet. … Read more
New Hampshire Republicans promised Granite Staters last week that they would keep working to make their lives easier. Democrats will keep hating Trump Republicans and anyone who disagrees with them. They will continue to obstruct federal agents from enforcing actual laws, to go after their political enemies (that includes you), allow criminals to walk your … Read more
Fraud news keeps dropping at a fevered pace as everyone from state legislators to burrito-stand hospice fraudsters are indicted and arrested for every possible type of theft of taxpayer largesse. You can keep sending me the memes that simply say no one is getting arrested, but I’m not posting them. Lots of people, mostly Democrats, … Read more
There’s a line from the original DIE HARD movie- lots of them, truly- but this one popped into my head when I heard the news that the New Hampshire State Supreme Court Chief Justice resigned (after a fake medical leave). “We’re gonna need some more FBI guys, I guess.” New Hampshire’s judicial system could use … Read more
Have you ever attended a committee hearing with a large turnout? Whether or not the committee chair is a pleasant one, it’s common to hear the chair saying words like, “if someone else has already said your talking point, we don’t need to hear it again; please save all of us some time,” as people … Read more
Letting transient voters have a say in matters with long-term consequences is an injustice. The Democratic Party wouldn’t let 500 republicans in to vote at their annual convention and then just live with the results. No organization would. They could replace officers, alter the charter or bylaws, and, in the case of a contested matter … Read more