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From Commenter Concerned Windham Resident comes that question embedded in a rather long comment. In fact, it is, as he points out, the ONLY comment on an extremely short post (“A most sobering thought”) – an image (the meme: “Appreciate everything you have.
If he sticks to his campaign promises Biden will soon pursue huge tax increases on top earners. It is yet to be seen how helpful a near even division in Congress will be to turning his vow into law.
Risk just isn’t fundamental, it is an absolute necessity. This is one reason why Progressivism always fails – it is ALWAYS trying to not just reduce risk in Society, it tries (sadly) to remove it completely.
The political will exerted to slow the spread has not slowed th spread. Masks don’t do it, nor does distancing or other restrictions. But, as we’ve been pointing out, that hardly matters when catching COVID19 presents little real risk of hospitalization or death for any one in the state under 70 in NH.
I’m reading ‘Young Washington’ by Peter Stark. It is a history of our first President in his early twenties. George makes a lot of mistakes (didn’t we all). One of them (nearly), in 1758, follows a months-long illness he can’t shake. The reason he had so much trouble?
Why does government spending impede progress? Many people will argue incorrectly that it doesn’t. Here’s why big government is a problem in one easy lesson. What entrepreneurs and dreamers envision often faces wide ridicule. Family, friends and investors often do not share the vision or the insight. Think about this. Coming out of WWII the …
A couple of recent topics have puzzled me. Item 1. It has been reported that Governor Sununu vetoed HB 687. In the Laconia Daily Sun, Ms. Ramer calls it “the so-called ‘red flag’ bill” in her piece.
This coronavirus is the biggest scam ever perpetrated upon the American public. The coronavirus is so minor as to merit disregard as a cause of death. Yet, we are allowing mass hysteria, a massive delusion to rule our life. If you worry about this virus, it is trivial.
As I sit here this morning sipping on a hot coffee (decaf black for those who ponder such things) and overlooking the beautiful landscape that is Loudon Ridge and the lands to the west, I can’t help but reflect and ponder about how the COVID-19 pandemic has changed all our lives. For some the change …
Most people have had enough of lockdown. Many people have lost their jobs, livelihood, and a way to pay their bills. More still fear for the suspension of their civil liberties. It defies logic to think the economy simply restarts where it left off before politicians shut it down. But how many of us know …
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