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Your State House 02/03/23: More Rulemaking, Granny D, Funding Road Maintenance, and More

January 12, 2025February 7, 2023 Carol McGuire

This week, my committee met for a day of public hearings. HB 519 creates the position of a chief information security officer in the department of information technology. The commissioner pointed out that the position already exists (and is filled) so the bill is to establish how this person fits into the department, and what … Read more

February 8th Executive Council, Covid Spending Spree Report

February 6, 2023 Op-Ed

For the meeting on February 8th, here are the following item the Executive Council is set to approve related to Covid-19 spending:

Camp Constitution Speakers’ Bureau Presents “The Bible or the Axe: One Man’s Dramatic Escape from Persecution…

November 12, 2024February 6, 2023 Hal Shurtleff

Exile. Persecution. Torture. The riveting story of one man’s escape from Sudan. By the banks of the Kulo-jobi River, a young Sudanese boy is faced with a decision that will shape the rest of his life.

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Foundational Principles of the “Real American Revolution”

February 14, 2023February 5, 2023 Op-Ed

Despite what the so-called experts want you to believe – the American Revolution was not the War for Independence. And the root cause wasn’t merely “taxation without representation.”

Why Is a “Self-Funded” State-Owned Ski Area Looking To Take More Money from Taxpayers

February 5, 2023 Op-Ed

Cannon Mountain is at it again – now demanding $25 million from state taxpayers to replace a part-time ski lift that is only halfway through its engineered life (the tramway).

Doubling Down on Dumb

November 12, 2024February 5, 2023 Jim Betti

July 1990
The young Urologist just finished his residency and there was new hope for men with prostate cancer. A protein referred to as prostate-specific antigen (PSA) had been identified and seemed to be a useful screening test to look for early prostate cancer.

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Missouri Freedom to Farm Act Takes on both State and Federal Regulations on Farming and Ranching

February 14, 2023February 2, 2023 Op-Ed

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (Jan. 24, 2023) – A bill introduced in the Missouri Senate would ban state cooperation with the enforcement of federal regulations that interfere with farming and ranching in the state.

The Biden Economy

October 24, 2024February 1, 2023 Charles Bradley

The Wall Street Journal has an editorial that may, if that is possible, wake Americans up! Amazingly, the title is “THE US CONSUMER IS FREAKING OUT!”. Here is a brief summary of the major points that the WSJ editorial board makes about the coming catastrophic calamity known as the Demolitioncrat Biden economy: The US auto … Read more

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The“Anti-Discrimination Law” Must Not Be Repealed

November 19, 2024February 1, 2023 Arlene Quaratiello

When I taught English as an adjunct college instructor, one literary genre that I considered extremely interesting was that of the slave narrative. Hundreds of slaves, overcoming unimaginable obstacles, not only learned how to read but also wrote down their stories which revealed the truth about the horrors of slavery.

Oh, What Fun at the NHGOP Annual Meeting!

February 1, 2023 Op-Ed

The first and only NHRSC Annual Meeting I attended was in 2021 via ZOOM…and as they say, “If you can’t say something nice, don’t say anything at all’, which is what I’ll leave you’ll with about that ZOOM Meeting!

Your State House 01/27/23: Massage Establishments, Medical Spas, Early Childhood Ed, and Pensions

January 12, 2025January 31, 2023 Carol McGuire

This week, my committee met for two days of public hearings. HB 445, on the OPLC fund, was a request of the study committee on OPLC operations. It keeps all license fees within the OPLC, rather than being lapsed into the general fund, and restricts anything above normal operating expenses to capital projects (software, most … Read more

‘Time’s Up’ Belongs in the Same Corrupt Bin as #Metoo & #BLM

February 14, 2023January 31, 2023 Op-Ed

It’s a complicated but important web to unravel. Citizen journalists take over when MSM journalists fail to do the most basic requirements of their job — due diligence.

Support Bill to Ban Social Credit Scores

February 14, 2023January 31, 2023 Op-Ed

I apologize for the last-minute email, but these bills snuck past me, even though our own treasurer, JR Hoell, co-sponsored HB 225. While both of these bills tackle the same issue, I personally feel that HB 225 is likely a better solution.

Melissa Blasek Announces NHYR Chair Bid

February 14, 2023January 31, 2023 Op-Ed

Merrimack, NH– Today, Melissa Blasek released the following statement announcing her candidacy to be the Chairman of the New Hampshire Young Republicans.

The Truth is Out!

January 28, 2023 Op-Ed

I always believed that to save a life was a good thing. The grey area in this belief is of course the lives of children in the womb, the pre-born. The big question: Should the government regulate one’s personal choice to end the life of their baby or not?