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Governor Ayotte, When will you be launching a property tax crackdown? Granite Staters desperately need help with cutting rates and out-of-control property assessment to restrict local spending. New Hampshire needs this. Yesterday! People are hurting. I see evidence of this everywhere. This was a sleazy way for the City to boost taxes without raising taxes. Note the huge … Read more
Let’s be clear right out of the gate: Neo-Nazis have no place in New Hampshire. Their hateful ideology deserves nothing but condemnation. But if you think a few masked cowards goose-stepping through Concord are the real threat to the Granite State, I’ve got a toll booth on I-89 to sell you. What happened in Concord … Read more
At the John Birch Society’s 1970 sponsored New England Rally For God, Family, and Country, the prophetic words of John Steinbacher were spoken: “The way to take over a nation is to change the religion of the people.” This revolution has already been in process for at least a century, threatening the future of my … Read more
New Hampshire voter rolls were a mess. As evidenced by 250,000 names having to be removed in early 2021. With close to 1 in 4 names not belonging on our lists, it was time to take a deep dive. But not just at the state level. But locally as well. Four Hollis, NH, residents did … Read more
It’s a familiar scene now in America’s crumbling blue cities: a child is nearly abducted from a mall, only to discover the man had over 30 prior criminal cases and still managed to roam free. Meanwhile, a DOJ staffer is beaten nearly to death in Logan Circle. Two teens—barely old enough to drive—face charges of … Read more
I have some good news and some bad news regarding library legislation proposed here in New Hampshire this year. First, the bad news: a bill that would have prohibited obscene materials in public school libraries (HB324) was vetoed by Governor Kelly Ayotte last month. But here’s the good news: the governor did sign a bill … Read more
Tucked away in a residential neighborhood, a short distance from downtown Plymouth, affectionately known as “America’s Hometown,” can be found the largest granite statue in the United States. The statue is called the “Forefather’s Monument.” It was often overlooked and even unknown to locals and tourists alike. But thanks to the efforts of Leo and … Read more
A small group of residents in Hollis, NH, has been reviewing the town’s voter rolls and believes they may be overinflated. NH RSA wants voter rolls to be within 0 to 5% tolerance of error and we felt they were not based on our group doing some sampling of names. After conducting further research, we … Read more
This isn’t a fluff piece about menacing mutts—it’s a demand for justice. When dangerous dogs hurt people, it’s not a neighborly dog problem—it’s a community safety issue ripe for the New Hampshire Legislature to own up to. 1. Current Law Doesn’t Cut It: Civil Only? Not Enough Under RSA 466:19, New Hampshire imposes strict civil liability … Read more
[Associated News Service] The Trump administration is working to safely return to their home countries the unaccompanied illegal migrant children lost under the Biden administration, The Daily Signal has learned. Hundreds of thousands of minors arrived at the southern border without a parent or a legal guardian under the Biden administration. The Trump administration has located 13,000 of those … Read more
Illegal Alien Drivers’ Licenses No Good in New Hampshire Kelly Ayotte just made it crystal clear: if you’re in this country illegally and holding one of those feel-good, law-dodging licenses from Vermont or California, you better keep on driving, right out of New Hampshire. She signed the bill. She dropped the gavel. And with that … Read more
“Why ask me to press 1 for English… then transfer me to someone who barely speaks it?” That’s not just a joke taped to a car window—it’s a cry of frustration shared by millions of Americans trying to get basic service from companies that operate inside the borders of the United States but don’t care … Read more
The Executive Board of the Nashua Republican City Committee applauds Governor Kelly Ayotte for signing the following bills into law. HB 377 – Relative to health care professionals administering hormone treatments and puberty blockers. HB 712 – Limiting breast surgeries for minors. We thank Governor Ayotte for signing these commonsense bills. We also recognize and … Read more
It is not just incompetence or confusion, but the deliberate *channeling of power, privilege, and money* toward insiders while the rest of us foot the bill and fight over scraps. Whether it’s Claremont’s local swamp or the DNC’s national machine, the pattern is the same. You want to clean it up? You start by pulling … Read more
How a City Government Lost Its Mind, Its Grip, and Your Trust Let’s not sugar-coat it, folks: the Claremont city government couldn’t manage a lemonade stand, let alone a tax incentive program like RSA 79-E. What’s happening in this city is beyond negligence—it’s bureaucratic malpractice wrapped in cluelessness and tied with a bow of smug, … Read more
From: A citizen for Transparency in the NH Justice System Our founders designed a government in which no man, however learned or cloaked in robes, would be unanswerable to the people from whom his power is drawn. They did not merely establish courts, but enshrined the expectation of character. If those who sit in judgment … Read more
It just amazes me how the Democrats do government. First, for a presidential candidate, they figure, let’s run a candidate who was never voted in the Democratic primary and someone who couldn’t manage a chicken coop. And let’s shove the Gay movement down Americans’ throats and trans second graders and fill the school libraries with … Read more
Read Part 1 here and Part 2 here We must ask ourselves why wealthy left-wing donors across the country, the abortion industry, and national gun-control groups are more interested in your local school board and city council races than most of the people who live in your own town. Because they’re funding efforts to ensure … Read more
How Cultural Marxism Shapes America and the Democratic Party The name Karl Marx evokes images of revolution and class struggle—a firebrand whose influence has spanned continents and centuries. Born in 1818 in Trier, Germany, Marx’s groundbreaking manifesto, co-authored with Friedrich Engels in 1848, called for the workers of the world to unite and overturn capitalist … Read more
While the uproar amongst many conservatives (all while democrats applaud) centers around many great Republican bills Governor Ayotte has vetoed, we mustn’t overlook a few bills she signed off on that force state mandates onto municipalities regarding zoning. When Kelly Ayotte ran for Governor, her catch slogan was “Let’s not Mass up NH”, a rather … Read more