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Mass Follows Vermont: Pukes Up Poorly Written Enviro Mandate

January 9, 2025 Steve MacDonald

If you wanted a bill written that was impossible to implement on poorly planned deadlines and outrageously expensive, you’d call a Vermont Democrat. Their track record is hard to beat. But Dems in Maskachusetts are vying for a spot on the podium. Last year they passed a bill mandating better backup facilities NOW, but the … Read more

Belichick: Patriots’ Recruiting Hurt by “Taxachusetts”

October 22, 2024 Andrew Cline

Massachusetts’ millionaires tax makes it harder for the New England Patriots to recruit top players, former Patriots coach Bill Belichick said on Monday. Asked about the millionaires tax on The Pat McAfee show, Belichick said, “That’s Taxachusetts. They take more from you.” Because the NFL’s high pay makes most players millionaires these days, the tax implications … Read more

Massachusetts Tries To Bypass Bruen

October 3, 2024 Steve MacDonald

Cape Cod Gun Works owner and chairman of the Civil Rights Coalition, Toby Leary, joins me to discuss H4885, a legislative assault weapon directed at law-abiding gun owners in Massachusetts. We discuss Gov. Maura Healey’s despicable move, some new (sometimes laugh-out-loud funny) restrictions and changes from the law, and what Bay State Citizens are doing … Read more

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MA Law to Allow Non-Residents to Carry a Firearm in Their Vehicle Looks Like a Trap

September 23, 2024 Steve MacDonald

The otherwise intolerant and intolerable State of Massachusetts amended its firearms laws over the summer. It might have been the heat (more likely the lawsuits) that inspired them, but they managed to cough up H4885, “An Act modernizing firearm laws.” Aside from being an overly long mess, it allows nonresidents to travel through the state armed … Read more

Is This Right Wing Outrage For No Reason?

August 26, 2024 Steve MacDonald

Like dandelions in spring, outraged headlines are popping up across the internet. Several towns in Massachusetts are telling people to stay indoors after 5 p.m. There has been a case of Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE), a mosquito-borne virus that can be deadly. Public health officials have advised a dusk-to-dawn curfew. We suggest you do more … Read more

Eight More Groups Join Court Fight Against “Misapplied” Gun Laws

August 5, 2024 Op-Ed

Multiple civil rights groups from California to Illinois have just joined six New Hampshire state reps in an attempt to protect their citizens from what some call Massachusetts’ misapplication of gun laws. These challenges to the state’s firearms licensing scheme stem in part from the prosecution of two motorists, Dean Donnell and Philip Marquis, who … Read more

Mass. Bill H4750 Turns Big Brother Into Your Daddy

August 1, 2024 Aaron Warner

The State of Massachusetts is a hair’s breadth away from changing the meaning of family at the most nascent level of government involvement – the birth certificate. The House Ways and Means Committee voted 40-0 to adopt the bill H.4750 after several rounds of amendments which will move it along to the senate for final … Read more

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Massachusetts Houses Children and Pedophiles Together … Again!

April 25, 2025May 20, 2024 Steve MacDonald

If you need a poster child for the incompetence of a bloated government, Massachusetts would have to be at the top of any list of candidates. Yes, Hawaii and California are bad, but they lack the tenure of the Bay State. Once the cradle of liberty, it has long since devolved into an aged ineptitude its younger upstarts can’t quite match.

Now It’s Denver Asking Citizens to Volunteer to House Illegal Immigrants

May 9, 2024 Steve MacDonald

Denver, Colorado, is 1,782 miles from where I sit, so why would I care what they do? That’s a fair question, so here’s my answer. It is the same explanation for most of the out-of-state content. What Democrats are doing there is what Democrats here will do or want. There’s no diversity of thought or deed.

Massachusetts Proposes a New Tax to Fund ‘Affordable’ Housing

May 8, 2024 Steve MacDonald

This might be a great Town Hall forum question for Democratic candidates. “Is there any problem you can’t fix with a new or higher tax?” I want a list, please, but I sense it would look like that redacted FDA document—a bunch of blank pages. While true, Dems do believe this; they don’t want to admit it publicly.

Foreign Born Predators: Coming Soon to a Child Near You …

April 25, 2024April 25, 2024 Steve MacDonald

Any day now, we’re going to hear about a new federal program to help younger kids become bilingual. This is so they’ll be able to understand what their illegal alien child rapist is saying while they are being abused.

Massachusetts Is “Going After Everybody Who Has Money.”

April 23, 2024 Steve MacDonald

It is unusual for a Democrat or uniparty stooge to say the quiet part out loud, but this isn’t new to Massachusetts. David Ismay, Charlie Baker’s undersecretary for Climate change (can’t be much of a ‘republican’ Gov. if you have one of those – and he wasn’t), said openly that they need to put the screws to everyone in the name of climate change.

Could Trump Win Massachusetts in November?

April 21, 2024April 19, 2024 Steve MacDonald

The Democrats must have an oversized amount of whatever passes for faith in their ability to “win” in November because their open-door illegal alien invasion policy is so well past pissing off their own base that Trump winning Massachusetts has to be a consideration.

Minorities Blame Walgreens for Store Closing When They Should be Blaming Democrats, Or Perhaps, Themselves

January 19, 2024January 18, 2024 Steve MacDonald

Locals in a Roxbury neighborhood outside of Boston are protesting. Walgreens is closing a store there, and perhaps without knowing it, a customer interviewed by the Boston Globe explained why. It’s unsafe to walk to the next closest Walgreens, about a mile away.

After Bruen, How Does This Still Happen?

December 19, 2023 Ian Underwood

A guy in Massachusetts has been arrested for the mere possession of firearms without a license… at the same time, he was notified that his license had been revoked.

2023: NH Ranked Safest State in the Nation, Again!

October 23, 2023October 23, 2023 Steve MacDonald

I wasn’t looking for any recent state rankings or research on crime and safety, but Massachusetts has responded to the Bruen decisions with restrictive legislation meant to “display an unwavering commitment to ensuring that Massachusetts remains one of the safest states in the country.”

Massachusetts Has a Problem But It’s Bigger Than the Right to Shelter Law

October 20, 2023October 19, 2023 Steve MacDonald

I haven’t read the law, so I can’t say for sure, but I’d bet money that there is no right to shelter in the event of criminal activity or fraud. Illegals, regardless of how they came to you, are not legal, even when you call them migrants.

Pulpit Polity – One of Thomas Jefferson’s Revolutionary Inspirations

October 15, 2023 Op-Ed

There were so many important voices during the Revolution that founded our great country. Politicians, Lawyers, Doctors, and, of course, Clergymen! In fact, the brightest stars of the Revolution were the voices of ardent clergymen whose hearts set on freedom for all men and whose tongues were swords of truth to set the captives free!

The Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission is … Out of Control

September 24, 2023 Steve MacDonald

Would you be surprised to discover that a commission in Massachusetts might have devolved into a vindictive, self-enriching trainwreck with no transparency? Of course not; this is Massachusetts.

Massachusetts Illegal Alien State of Emergency Update: Healey Calls Up the National Guard!

September 2, 2023September 2, 2023 Steve MacDonald

Less than a month ago, Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey declared a state of emergency. The problem? Progressive policy met reality on her doorstep: more illegal aliens than she knows what to do with, so they’ve been stuffing them into local shelters, hotels, and motels.