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Watch the Amy Coney Barrett Hearing Live
Watch here – we have the live feed embed of the Senate Circus Appointment hearings of Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett.
Confirm Amy Coney Barrett … Do It Now
We need to confirm Amy Coney Barrett. It needs to be done now. On September 26 the President made a nomination to the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS). His nominee is Judge Amy Coney Barrett. Judge Barrett would be a justice with commitment to upholding our laws and Constitution. She opposes legislating personal … Read more
Judicial Rock: “Injunction Junction, What’s Your Function? …”
If the School House Rock folks want to expand their scope into the 21st century they could do us all a favor. Explain why a district court in Nobodysville America (with a tiny jurisdiction) can impose a rule on the entire country. Because the US Senate is asking the same question.
NH House Report – January 17, 2020
To my constituents in Allenstown, Epsom, & Pittsfield: This week, the House started in on the new 2020 bills, with a flood of public hearings. So there were many fewer bills to me to report on, but more data on most of them. I presented my HB 1412 to the Education Committee. This bill requires … Read more
Public Hearing on Pro-Abortion Constitutional Amendment Wednesday
There will be a public hearing Wednesday on CACR 14, a proposed amendment that would enshrine abortion in the New Hampshire Constitution.
Public Hearing on Bill to Address “gross misconduct or willful negligence” by a School District
As bullying in the local schools remains a big problem, parents should consider testifying for legislation that could help parents and students. There’s a public hearing next Wed. on House Bill 1335, “An Act relative to private rights of action regarding pupil safety.”
Democrat Impeachment Diversity Problem: No People of Color Called to Testify (You Mean Besides ‘Blue?’)
First, the good news. There are so few things in need of attention by congress that this is a concern. No experts of color have been called to testify against this President in the Judiciary Committee. Not one.
Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz Leaves Impeachment Hearing Witnesses Speechless
We have an impeachment circus update care of Rep. Matt Gaetz. He got the best of all of the witnesses before him when he asked, “If you have personal knowledge of a single material fact in the Schiff Report, please raise your hand.” Guess what happened?
Adam Schiff – No New Hearings ‘cuz “Evidence is Overwhelming”
Monday mornings are tough for some folks. Never bothered me much. Whether you agree with that or not (about Monday’s), it’s never a bad time for some happy news. Investigative expert Adam Schiff is not scheduling any more hearings. No, it is not to allow time to restock popcorn on the shelves.
Though I Walk Through the Valley of the Shadow of Impeachment…
I want to file a whistleblower complaint. I heard from a friend of a friend that they heard from someone who felt like something they were told by someone who overheard a discussion about a phone call was inappropriate.
Impeach with Second Hand Information After Closed Door Hearings?
Does it seem fair? Does it seem above board? Why are we getting snippets of leaks from a presidential impeachment hearing? Why are the hearings not open? How can they believe they can remove POTUS without allowing public review of the actual transcripts of the impeachment investigation hearings?
Impeachment is Dead. Obstruction is Dead. But Collusion – By Democrats – Has New Life
The Democrats wanted Mueller to testify. He showed up. But, we can’t say much more about his ‘testimony’ than that he had nothing to do with the investigation or the report. He was the front-man for a partisan Clinton witch hunt run by Obama Democrats.
“What kind of education do people at Google have that they think religious Jews are Nazis?”
Did you know that Google thinks Jews are Nazis? Well, some Jews. Yesterday, The Hill shared some video of Texas Republican Dan Crenshaw in which he gets this curious “notion” – from internal Google emails – on the record.
Those Looking to Repeal New Hampshire’s Education Tax Credit Are Ill Informed
Yesterday, the House Ways and Means Committee held a public hearing on HB 632, a bill that would repeal the Education Tax Credit scholarship program. Over 400 low-income children utilized the program this school year. The committee room was at maximum capacity with people standing along the walls and in the hallway. It was wonderful to … Read more
Was This Kavanaugh Hearing Protester Paid to “Play?”
This is making its way around so we figured we’d ask our readers for their thoughts.
At the Senate hearing for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, this woman screamed about stopping Kavanaugh from being approved. Made a scene. You know the drill.
Make sure the cameras catch it so the media can milk its pre-defined narratives for the Democrats to work. Complete with an actual payoff?
Rep. Ben Sasse Talks About the Kavanaugh Confirmation Circus
Senator Ben Sasse felt the need to use his time on day one of the Kavanaugh confirmation hearing to explain a few things about the confirmation process, the role of the Court, the legislature. Basic stuff you’d think sitting US Senators should have figured out.
I guess not.
GrokTALK! – Balsams And Bailouts And Boondoggles, Oh My!
Senate Bill 30 makes changes to state law that could allow a never ending series of taxpayer backed bailouts of private ventures. The first of these, which is what motivated the legislation, is the Balsams Bailout- a time-share resort / Money pit. Kimberly Morin sat through the hearing for the bill and gives us an … Read more
Senate Hearing on HB399 at 9am Today
The news cycle is full as we watch and wait for more details on the Back Bay Bombing that has so far killed at least 3 and wounded 140. Our prayers go out to everyone affected, but up in Concord, New Hampshire today their will be additional business to attend to. The State Senate will … Read more