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Not every unscrupulous cad succeeds in running for public office. Many of them freelance. Those ‘scammers’ don’t use the law to separate you from your property or your rights, so they are outlaws. And in NH, your state too, I expect, we have a page to alert us about unauthorized COVID19 scams.
The governor took the occasion of his inaugural speech to redefine our state’s motto. For those not familiar, it is (currently) Live Free or Die, attributed to General John Stark, who in the next breath added, “death is not the worst of evils.”
I guess the UL now believes that “Live Free or Die” isn’t a two-way street. Once again, I ask – is it really still a conservative paper (note I no longer even capitalize “conservative” in their case).
I think this needs a bit more play. It is about folks that feel NH is moving away from their deep roots. So we are promoting this comment is from NHNative. It was under Ann Marie’s post: “Teachers, is Your Profession Becoming Obsolete?”
WELCOME to the 35th State in the Nation! Americans experienced unprecedented restrictions on their everyday life in order to fight the coronavirus, but now most states have partially reopened. In order to determine the states with the fewest coronavirus restrictions, WalletHub compared the 50 states and the District of Columbia across 11 key metrics. Those …
Where did my country go? Where is my beloved freedom? Where is the Constitution hiding out? What happened to the LIVE FREE OR DIE state?
Over at The Conservative Treehouse.com Sundance wants to know what is going on in everyone’s areas. What the compliance looks like. “Ground Reports from the Rebel Alliance,” it says.
Soon after I had talked with Anne Copp, I ran into Ruth and asked if she had time for a quick interview: She not only is ticked that she has to protest to get her Rights back but that the Media has been lying to us (hey, Media, you listenin’?). And she, too, is worried …
No, he’s not Jason Osborne….sigh…it was Keith. Yep, what a way to start an interview – just MANGLE the opening due to my inability to get peoples’ names straight.
At the Reopen NH Rally in Concord I spoke with some small business owners who, having been deemed to be “non-essential” by Governor Sununu, are not only losing money but are on that cusp of losing it all.
