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Ed Naile has his right to know request back from Newbury, New Hampshire, We review the details and explore the options when a town (inadvertently?) violates your constitutional rights. Check out the blog post of this podcast for more ways to listen.
Susan Olsen has an update on SB500 which finally cleared a committee hurdle in the New Hampshire House and could get a floor vote next week. For more ways to listen visit the original blog post, here.
Susan Olsen has an update on SB500 which finally cleared a committee hurdle in the New Hampshire House and could get a floor vote next week. Follow this program on TuneIn
The NEA is planning a rally in Concord later this month. Kimberly Morin joins me to discuss their terms for surrender, a few contradictions, and some interesting side-lines about the day of the planned event. Follow this Podcast on iTunes
In October 2016 Mr. Trump’s electoral circumstances were new and unique but the way he was being treated by his own party and the press were not. Dr. Matt Briggs (Ph.D. is statistics) and I have a great conversation about how the press treated Reagan in 1980 and how it may have affected polling before … Read more
In October 2016 Mr. Trump’s electoral circumstances were new and unique but the way he was being treated by his own party and the press were not. Dr. Matt Briggs (Ph.D. is statistics) and I have a great conversation about how the press treated Reagan in 1980 and how it may have affected polling before … Read more
Skip joins me to talk about The Southern Poverty Law enter, labeling groups as Hate Groups, Strawman arguments, and other liberal narratives, as we discuss his exchanges in the Laconia Daily Sun with Ms. Jennifer Abbott. Find more ways to listen on the blog post page for this episode.
Susan Olsen shares her experience with a NH House committee and a simple piece of legislation and how having a citizen legislature, while necessary to a free and prosperous people, can (sometimes) be a serious pain in the ass. Visit the blog page of this podcast for more ways to listen.
Kimberly Morin waded into the gungrabapalooza in Portsmouth a few days ago and shares her “experience” walking among the brain-dead liberals, their stupid signs, and hypocritical flyers. Visit the podcast page of this episode for more ways to listen. We have Republished this podcast after a site restore.
(Restored) Mike Rogers joins me to discuss how Mr. Trump might be able to use the Omnibus as written to build his wall, and whether he can or will just give large sums he has no intention of spending back to the treasury – and whether Congress can do anything about that. This program has been reposted after … Read more
Another week another week’s worth of interviews on topics from trade and tariffs to Female Genital mutilation legislation, to Gun laws, local government hijinks and public school tyranny. View the original blog post of this podcast for more ways to listen.
When Public Schools try to extend their disciplinary reach and influence outside the educational calendar and off campus parents need to rein them and their facilitators in. Skip Murphy joins me to discuss a recent example of this, check it out. Check out the original blog post of this podcast for more ways to listen.
Susan Olsen returns to provide an update from yesterday’s hearing in the New Hampshire House for SB500. Legislation to amend firearms terminology in state Statute. (We even toss in a fashion alert on that “retired” resource officer from Parkland, Florida.) Check out the blog post of this podcast for more ways to listen.
There is a State Senate Judiciary Committee hearing today on HB 1739, An Act prohibiting female genital mutilation in New Hampshire. Kimberly Morin joins me to talk about the bill, the root of the practice and who did and did not speak in favor of banning the practice in the Granite State. Visit the original … Read more
Mike Rogers joins me to explore Trump’s revolving door at the White House (Not such a bad thing). Then it’s on to the political establishment’s reaction to steel and aluminum tariffs. Good, bad, the analysis might surprise you. Check out the original blog post for more ways to listen.
This week our guests include CNHT chairman Ed Naile, Daren Bakst from the Heritage Institute, Pro-Life activist Ellen Kolb, and Kimberly Morin. On topics from the Second Amendment, liberal malfeasance, water rights, free speech, and compelled speech. Visit the original blog post for more ways to listen.
The Chairman of the Coalition of New Hampshire Taxpayers explains the how, what, where, and why of a clear-cut case of compelled speech by local government officials in New Hampshire. Learn what to look for and what to do when it happens in your town. Visit the original blog post for more ways to listen.
Daren Bakst, The Heritage Foundation’s research fellow in agricultural policy, joins me to discuss Obama Era EPA overreach and the Water of the US Rule. Where we are (everything from a lake to a puddle can be regulated). What Congress can or should do. And what if anything you can do to help.
Freelance writer, pro-life activist Ellen Kolb joins me to discuss compelled speech and the case of NIFLA v Becerra which challenges a California Law the forces pro-life clinics to advertise state-funded abortion services. Visit the original blog post for more ways to listen.
During her remarks at the Women’s Defense League 2A Rally, former NH Right to Life President Jane Cormier announces his bid for the District 4 Executive Council (EC) seat and explains a bit about what the EC is and does. Visit the original blog pose of this podcast for more ways to listen.