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On April 10th, the Youth Risk Behavior Survey was given to the students at Hillsboro Deering High School in Hillsboro, NH. The survey is a HIGHLY revealing questionnaire that many parents choose to opt their children out of. The survey was created by the Center for Disease Control (CDC) and is administered by The Department … Read more
Thanks to Biden’s 2024 changes to Title IX rules, doors were closed for the very women it was created to protect, while doors were simultaneously opened for biological males who were meant to be kept out. The declaration that people born as men but presenting as women should be recognized as “women” was devastating to … Read more
The President of the United States takes an oath to the Constitution of the United States; separation of powers demands the Supreme Court and the Congress do the same. The 1803 Marbury v. Madison ruling of SCOTUS , changed that, giving birth to the myth of the “living and breathing” Constitution that established judicial Supremacy. … Read more
George Orwell’s novel 1984 provides us with the political wisdom: “those who control the present control the past and our future.” Thinking back to the nineties, I ask, “Should treason have been the reason for the Clinton Impeachment?” Monica Lewinsky was the scapegoat in the Senate-conducted kangaroo trial, while the Senate ignored President Clinton’s alleged … Read more
I was asked if the Plymouth Regional School District in NH uses the Sora Library. The Sora Student Library App was recently criticized in the NH House of Representatives for including dangerous hyperlinks to adult dating sites. So I investigated which library resources were used in the Plymouth Regional School District. I found so much … Read more
Expanding Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) I personally believe strongly in private property rights, I live on 34 acres with the closest house ¼ mile away for a reason, love my privacy. However, I do NOT believe politicians and bureaucrats should use central-planning and state mandates to remove the property rights of the many for the … Read more
During these encouraging times, as President Trump moves to restore American sovereignty, too many think globalism is dying as fast as the New England Patriots did when Tom Brady left. Trump has initiated withdrawing from the Paris Peace Accords, UNESCO, and the WHO, and encouraging moves to defund the WEF/UN – Build Back Better and … Read more
Note: If you prefer to listen, a video of this testimony is available below. Good afternoon, chairman and honorable members of this committee. Thank you for the opportunity to testify here before you today. My name is Daniel Richard. I am a Citizen of New Hampshire and an inhabitant of Auburn, NH. I am grateful … Read more
As an elite-level athlete, I’ve been closely tracking my ability to have a safe locker room and a team that is genuinely a women’s team to participate in. Living in New Hampshire, I thought I was safe, as well as the girls still in our schools. We have laws already in place in New Hampshire … Read more
The erosion of biblical Judao/Christian ethics and the philosophy of “hate God, family and country” has waged an ever-increasing war for the past century on the philosophy of Americanism: “governments are instituted among men to secure the God-given rights of “we the people”—life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. This challenge to the world of … Read more
How a German Bureaucratic Model Replaced the Constitutional Republic For decades, Americans have debated whether their government has grown too large, too intrusive, or simply out of control. But what if this transformation was not an accident—but by design? What if the modern administrative state was built on an imported ideology—one that reshaped the very … Read more
A story of how the “trans narrative” allowed an opportunistic sex offender to be welcomed into the Kearsarge public school community to offend its children Marc Jacques presented as a loving father and trans advocate in the community of Newbury, NH. He was happily married with two children before the Covid pandemic hit. Then his … Read more
President Trump’s victory has tossed our nation’s Ship of State a life-preserver. Living up to the MAGA expectations will be a difficult task to turn the ship around, and it promises to be equivalent to threading a needle without an eye. So how do we get to shore? As the war against globalism gets hotter, … Read more
With New Hampshire’s Legislative season back in full swing, alongside most others, and the inauguration of Donald Trump, there has been an increased interest in sharing opinions. I love this and encourage everyone to keep the electronic “cards and letters” coming. Some checks and donations would be great, too. Free independent journalism, as they say, … Read more
Londonderry has the Leach Library, which is overseen by a group of seven Library Trustees on the Library board. Recently, the Trustee Chair stepped down entirely from the board, leaving a vacancy to be filled by appointment until the Town Election in March. What baffles those of us who are conservative in Londonderry is why Liz … Read more
Content Warning Kevin Gagnon’s son is an 8th-grade student at SAU 57 in Salem, NH. His son’s only Christmas wish this year was to return to public school to be with his friends. His father had become increasingly concerned about age-appropriate content in the school libraries. He was already upset by the Covid measures that he … Read more
The silent crisis of the United Nations continues to move our nation into world government. Nevertheless, it is respected and protected by “deep state” control of government and the legacy media. Why is UN danger ignored? The UN is based on an ideology that the government is the grantor of human rights. It is the … Read more
On Monday, a young woman from New Hampshire was featured prominently in a front-page Wall Street Journal story. She didn’t found a company or create a valuable new product. Quite the opposite; she spent the summer canvassing for the Democratic Socialists of America in New York City, where she hopes to get socialist Zohran Mamdani … Read more
Mark Twain’s wit, perhaps, describes the dilemma the majority of the U.S. Congress has suffered for decades since December 7, 1941: “It’s better to keep silent and appear stupid than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.” Our military sons and daughters show courage in fulfilling their duty, even unto death, but our Congress has found … Read more
