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Vermont’s Culture – Or What’s Left of It.

Vermont once had, at least in my Normal Rockwell-esque memory, a sense of independence and a toe-hold on sanity. That place Calvin Coolidge called home. It is an image long since painted over by the political Left, replaced with a fawning portrait of Mao.

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Crime and Punishment

Ever since Obama and Dems opened the southern border, states like New Hampshire and Vermont have seen the rise of the only real public health threat in the last decade, opioid drug addiction and overdose deaths. With it came crime and a rise in gang violence.

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Opiate Regulations – it now becomes personal

Alternate title: Penalized for doing the right thing. TMEW had complete knee replacement surgery last week given that all of the cartilage was completely gone. Bone on bone on the kneecap (femur and tibia); it’s a wonder that she waited this long to have it. Oh wait!  I already know why – she hates to see … Read more

Safe Station in Manchester Needs to be Reevaluated

Manchester’s Safe Station initiative has always drawn these kinds of numbers of people from out of the city. This is nothing new. What is concerning, however, is that it appears as if the state’s program might actually be referring people to the city. 

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Steve Negron to Launch Opioid Roundtable Series

Press Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 15, 2018 Contact: Roger Wilkins press@teamnegron.com, 603-864-8633 Steve Negron to Launch Opioid Roundtable Series Nashua, NH – Steve Negron, the Republican nominee for New Hampshire’s 2nd Congressional District, is launching a series titled “The Opioid Health Crisis: A Listening and Learning Roundtable” in which he will discuss some of the critical issues … Read more

New Hampshire Democrats Demand More Money For A Problem They Don’t Want to Solve

NH Congressional DelegationNew Hampshire is getting another $3.1 Million to combat the opioid crisis. US News is reporting that New Hampshire’s All Gurl Delegation, Democrat x four, says it is not enough.

New Hampshire’s delegation had urged President Donald Trump’s administration to revise the formula used to allocate funding so it prioritizes states like New Hampshire that are hardest hit by the crisis. But that didn’t happen.

This coming from a gaggle of progressive geese with no real interest in solving “the problem.”

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Addiction in New Hampshire

We continue with Frank Edelblut, candidate for Governor, on the “opioid crisis,” solutions without more bureaucracy, and New Hampshire’s other addiction problem…Federal money.  

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