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Undecided on District 2 Candidates for Congress? Maggie Goodlander v Lily Tang Williams. Some observations: District 2 of New Hampshire is one of the most interesting races in the country for the following reasons: Concord, New Hampshire (central to District 2) is the State’s Capital. It’s where visiting presidents and vice presidents come to visit. … Read more
With the election fast approaching, voter confidence, turnout, and culture are hot topics. Bill and Mike discuss getting out the vote and converting displeasure into action. “How far into the abyss must we go…” before you are motivated to go out and vote for something different. (And thanks for the Shout out, guys!)
I may have said it before, but it deserves to be repeated. JD Vance was a perfect choice for Donald Trump as his running mate. Both men are brilliant but very different in their communication styles. Trump is brash and speaks his mind with no filter. Vance needs no filter. He is quick on his … Read more
If Democrats are the Party of Inclusion, why do they have an obsession with Identity Politics? I find it incredibly ironic that the Democrats are nothing more than a collection of boxes, and if you do not fit into a particular one, they will create a new one for you. If you need proof of … Read more
In Bill O’Reilly’s book “Confronting The Presidents,” Bill tells us FDR could have cared less who his Vice President was. Of course, at the time, FDR was nearly on his deathbed, and his Vice-President, whom he met once or twice, was Harry S. Truman, the man who decided to drop the Atom Bomb on Japan … Read more
The Vermont Senate contains thirty seats. Democrats/Progressives currently hold twenty-three of them and the office of Lieutenant Governor, who presides over the state senate and can cast tie-breaking votes. So, for the Republicans to take control of the senate for the first time since the 1990s, they would have to hold the seven seats they … Read more
One side promises unlimited abortion that they will enshrine in our state (and the US) Constitution. To them, there are NO OTHER ISSUES! What about the COST of everything? What about fentanyl overdoses? What about homelessness? I’m tired of their lies. Please don’t fall for it! NH already has a law that allows unlimited abortion … Read more
Small businesses are the lifeblood of the American economy. They employ the majority of the country’s employees and are part of the character of their community. However, small businesses are becoming endangered, as evidenced by the growing number of closings. There are many reasons for the trend, and most are the product of Left Wing … Read more
One of my favorite programs on FOX News is The Five. The Five started in July 2011 as a temporary filler, and thirteen years later, it continues to be one of the highest-rated cable shows. I have never missed a show and have had to tolerate many different liberals who have sat in the #4 … Read more
Vermonters face a critical election year – nationally and here in the Green Mountains. Years of steadily increasing property taxes, government fees, and stifling regulations promulgated by a spendthrift, ideologically extreme Progressive legislature have burdened retirees, young Vermonters, and the state’s low-income residents. In the name of helping the poor, the climate, and various social … Read more
We want to welcome the Vermont Daily Chronicle’s weekly VDCTV program on Creemee Cast, with host Paul Bean and Guy Page. This (roughly) one-hour weekly podcast will be featured on Right Rally along with our (slowly) growing list of local and regional content (Manch Talk and Right Side Up). This week’s Friday at Four VDCTV … Read more
Somebody In the Harris camp thought it was time to take the tape off Kamala’s lips and let her talk. Thank Goodness for this guy that the Democrats do not fire people. This staffer just put themself on the fast track for Senior Advisor. They can share an office with KJP! After just three days … Read more
This article is the first of a series exploring the history and evolution of election law, leading up to what promises to be the most pivotal election of our lifetime. The Articles of Confederation, adopted in 1781, were a written agreement establishing a loose confederation of sovereign states, with each colony retaining its independence and … Read more
A crumbling economy and porous border, or the scary project 2025 and loss of “reproductive rights”; those are the messages both parties are inundating Americans with as election day rapidly approaches. But if Republicans hope to reach the estimated 10 million gun owners not registered to vote, hunting and pro-gun organizations alike know traditional messaging … Read more
Donald Trump has no Project 2025. It’s not him; he didn’t write it and knew little of it until someone asked him. But Democrats are nothing if not persistent (like syphilis), so millions of mainstream middle-class TV voters—people who keep their heads down to avoid political conflict but still consume the daily poison of regime-approved … Read more
Nothing warms the heart on a chilly Autumn morning than some October surprise scuttlebutt. Today’s tidbit comes from longtime White House stenographer Mike McCormick. He wrote The Case to Impeach Joe Biden before the blob realized bumblin’ Joe couldn’t get them across another finish line. Mike served at least three presidents, so he knows things … Read more
Doug Emhoff is a lawyer with connections that ought to invalidate him for any sort of security clearance, but then so do Kamala, Biden, and many of the people surrounding them in the White House. Emhoff, however, has more pressing domestic concerns. He’s credibly accused of domestic abuse and impregnated his child’s nanny, ending a … Read more
With less than four weeks, 28 days, until the Presidential election, many Americans still do not know Kamala Harris or her policies. The woman the Democrats allowed to steal the top of the ticket from President Joe Biden is still an enigma, and with her constant flip-flops on major voter concerns, it is easy to … Read more
What to do when the insults from today’s so-called leaders infuriate with their rogue styles and abusive policies? Embedded within this outlaw governing, it’s hard to deny the probability that Harris chose her running mate with the same degree of attention that she applied to her border tsar position. Even some of her fellow Democrats … Read more
Yesterday (all our troubles were so far away), we shared a list of triggering US Supreme Court cases, one of which was Free Speech Coalition v. Paxton, “which includes 19 States that think we need to require age restriction controls and punishments for sites that fail to employ them or enforce them.” The narrative in … Read more