Tag: Lawsuits

More Nashua Mayoral Malfeasance?

November 21, 2024November 21, 2024

by Laurie Ortolano

Contracted legal fee agreements are approved by the Mayor and require no approval of the Board of Aldermen (BOA). The purchasing policy does not require the Finance Committee or Board of Aldermen to approve legal services above $25,000. The Mayor and Legal Office have unchecked control over the legal fee contracts and the terms and expenses associated with … Read more

Trump Won More Than Just the White House

November 18, 2024

by John Klar

The federal prosecution against former (and now future) President Donald Trump were extinguished on election night, 2024. Even the relentless Jack Smith conceded his prosecutorial goose was cooked, preparing to withdraw his voluminous election-eve filings against the Donald given the futility of further proceedings. The Electoral (Lawsuit?) Calendar Within hours of Donald Trump’s sweeping election … Read more

Breaking: NH Citizens (NH9) Sue Gov. Chris Sununu and NH State Police

December 4, 2024October 16, 2024

by Steve MacDonald

Just days after the third anniversary of the wrongful arrest of nine New Hampshire citizens during an Executive Council meeting, these defendants are now plaintiffs in a lawsuit against Governor Chris Sununu and the NH State Police. The Civil Suit claims that, Additional counts cite violations of the Fourth, Fifth, and Eighth Amendments, as well … Read more

NH Mayor: No “Free Speech” On His Flagpole!

October 11, 2024

by Steve MacDonald

Democrat Mayor Jim Donchess of Nashua has changed the city’s policy regarding the flagpoles in front of city hall. Where they were once willing to allow the public to petition to fly a flag, that policy is no longer. The city will fly the flags it likes, and that’s the end of it. We predicted … Read more

A Sneak Peek At What Marcy Kelley May Have Invited Upon Bow Taxpayers

October 4, 2024October 4, 2024

by Steve MacDonald

The Bow-Dunbarton School district has a liberal privilege problem. For the unfamiliar, Liberal Privilege is a lot like radical Islam. If you are advancing the global Ummah, no traditional rules or restrictions apply. You can be a sacrilegious ass and still be rewarded with eternal life, 72 virgins, and all that. Here are a few … Read more

Nashua Sued in Federal Court for Viewpoint Discrimination

September 7, 2024

by Steve MacDonald

Regular readers will know that the Donchess regime in Nashua is very selective about the flags it allows on the citizen’s pole—almost, dare I say, partisan in its rejection. Most recently, Stephen and Beth Scaer (who both write for GraniteGrok) asked the city to fly the de-trans flag. It was rejected, and an appeal to … Read more

Utah Wants Its Land Back From The Feds

August 27, 2024

by Steve MacDonald

Every few years, we get a spike in stories about how the Federal Government controls vast swathes of land in supposedly sovereign states. This control, exerted as part of the Federal Land Policy and Management Act, prevents states from utilizing their own land, and Utah has had enough of that. Utah’s lawsuit contends that the Bureau of Land … Read more

Lawyers Suing Lawyers In Maine for Violating the First Amendment

August 13, 2024

by Steve MacDonald

Forty years ago, give or take, the State of Maine created a program whose purpose was to create a slush fund to provide legal services to people who could not afford them. Interest earned on Lawyer’s Trust fund accounts (IOLTA) is pooled, and the fund is dispersed to pay for lawyers fees. The Maine Justice … Read more

Another Shopping Trip for NH Attorneys

September 20, 2024August 1, 2024

by Claire Best

There is concern about the shortfall in funds needed for the complainants of YDC sexual abuse. Please bear in mind that there does not seem to be any watchdog to vet the attorneys and which claims are real, which claims are false, and which claims are exaggerated. We want to thank Claire Best for this … Read more

“Please, Sue Us!”

July 27, 2024

by Rob Roper

Of course, we knew this was coming. In fact, they told us so. It was one of the very first Behind the Lines stories back on January 30, 2023 (I started this column on January 11th of that year) that shared the video clip of The Conservation Law Foundation’s Chase Whiting testifying to the Senate Committee on Natural … Read more

If Your NH Public School Is Coercing Students to Identify as the Opposite Sex, Contact Me

April 19, 2024

by Ann Marie Banfield

HILLIARD, Ohio (WCMH) — Several central Ohio parents suing Hilliard City Schools allege a student suffering from “severe emotional trauma” was pressured by teachers to adopt “a new name and identity as the opposite sex.”

We Need An Adult To Intervene In New York

March 21, 2024

by Ray Cardello

We need someone to step up in New York City to end this childish play for attention by corrupt, power-hungry State Attorney General Letitia James and the cartoon figure Judge Arthur Engoron. This mockery of justice has gone on too long and is now a threat to future businesses operating in New York or even this country.

Court Rules Businesses That Mandated Vaccines Are Liable for Vaccine Injuries

February 6, 2024

by Steve MacDonald

Australia and New Zealand were frequent objects for criticism when it came to authoritarian pandemic policy, so I admit that this comes as a surprise. “The South Australian Employment Tribunal has found that employers who mandated their staff to take the COVID-19 vaccines can be held liable for injuries caused.”

Concord Mosque President Sues to Stop Adjacent Housing Development … Is it NIMBY or Something Else?

January 6, 2024January 6, 2024

by Steve MacDonald

Concord has a new City Councilor named Ali Sekou. Congrats to him. He is also the president of the IQRA Islamic Society of Greater Concord. His Mosque sits on a piece of property adjacent to the First Congregational Church at 177 N. Main St, in whose lot (some) his Mosque attendees are alleged to have parked.

Nunsense

December 8, 2023

by Ian Underwood

A group of nuns has filed suit to force Smith & Wesson to stop manufacturing AR-15 rifles. The basis of the suit, according to the nuns, is that these rifles have no purpose other than mass murder.

Confronting a Select Board Over Mandated D.E.I. Training

November 20, 2023

by Aaron Warner

After reviewing the town of Hartford D.E.I. training and discovering that it is a front for cultural Marxism propped up by lies and unproven social theory, I felt obligated to address the Select Board, which mandated it for town employees.

But Is It Unconstitutional in New Hampshire?

November 12, 2023

by Steve MacDonald

A Federal judge just threw out a handful of class action lawsuits against automakers. No, it wasn’t about vehicle safety. No one was physically harmed. Their information was collected without their knowledge. Texts and calls placed through vehicle hands-free systems are being harvested and stored.

The Amazon Lawsuit New Hampshire Joined Is a Mess of Bad Economics

November 6, 2023

by Op-Ed

New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella has joined 16 other state attorneys general in the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) lawsuit alleging that “Amazon is a monopolist” that engages in illegal anti-competitive behavior.

Breaking: You Can Probably Sue Pfizer Over That Tainted mRNA COVID Vaccine

October 22, 2023

by Steve MacDonald

I think we’ve been clear about this. The immunity protections given to Pfizer by the government were never genuine, and the people handing them out knew that. And that while the Pfeds would cover for their own, the rest were on their own. That day may have arrived.

Ivermectin Use Against COVID-19 Notches a Win

November 18, 2024September 4, 2023

by Steve MacDonald

We’ve explained why Ivermectin had to be beaten down. The Public Health Industrial Complex could never have imposed the vaccine plan if it was a viable treatment. Two years later, the Davids continue to fight Goliath, and Ivermectin has notched a few wins.