George Washington

Wisdom From Washington’s Farewell Address

In these times, as hate fills the air, it seems God’s words, “Vengeance is mine,” are in the process of being hijacked by man.  Polls are indicating that over 50% believe that assassinating  President Trump is justified. Many Americans now see owning a Tesla as a health hazard that needs to be stopped by vandalism. … Read more

Nashua City Hall

Nashua: Local Elections ARE Partisan!

I have become increasingly concerned about the negative impact of partisan politics on our local government. While this city is chartered as a non-partisan city, public discussion and communication with some in City Hall has become all too partisan.

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DC DELENDA EST

While We Wait Let’s Understand the Process

While we wait let’s understand the impeachment process. President Donald Trump is only the third president to be impeached. Impeachment is a rarely used tool.

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There is Nothing in American History That Compares

There is Nothing in American History That Compares

There has been nothing in American history that compares to the current ongoing coup. This is not an impeachment. It definitely is an attack against the President. It has been nothing but an abuse of the Constitution. The action says more about those prosecuting than those defending.

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Hooray House Votes Pay Raises for Federal Employees Disciplined for Sexual Misconduct … Wait What?

Wednesday the House Democratic majority voted to give pay raises to federal employees disciplined for sexual misconduct. They blocked a measure to prevent any federal employee disciplined for sexual harassment or other sexual misconduct from getting a salary increase. #MeToo don’t worry the Dem’s are supporting you… but with friends like that who needs enemies? … Read more

Notorious RBG Not Happy With Kavanaugh Confirmation Histrionics

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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg, speaking at George Washington University Law School, expressed a lack of appreciation for the partisan show that consumes the Supreme Court Justice Confirmation process

“The atmosphere in ’93 was truly bipartisan. The vote on my confirmation was 96 to 3, even though I had spent about 10 years of my life litigating cases under the auspices of the ACLU and I was on the ACLU board,” she continued.

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