Tag: slander

Part 3 – Attention NH GOP Chair Chris Ager: NH GOP E-Board Member Thad Riley Endorses a Democrat over a Republican – The Slander Edition, Thad?

March 13, 2023

by Skip

Well, well, it seems that Thad Riley isn’t enjoying the attention we have given him as this NH GOP Executive Board member (Assistant Secretary) since he decided that being a “Republican Role Model” isn’t part of the job description. Or that he can do what he wants given the “So what, what are they going … Read more

Media’s New Narrative Hotness: “Let’s Go Brandon” is Code for “Insurrection”

December 28, 2021

by Steve MacDonald

I want to think that the legacy media is just playing to their audience when they get this stupid, but I know that’s giving them too much credit. They are stupid snowflakes easily triggered into triggering their idiot snowflake viewers.

Keeping Up With Nick Sandmann – NBC Settles 275 Million Dollar Defamation Suit

December 20, 2021

by Steve MacDonald

Nick Sandmann could write a book. How to mind your own damn business and get rich. That’s what happened to him. He was standing around in a MAGA hat, and the Left rolled up, got in his face, and smeared him mercilessly.

CNN Settles with Nick Sandmann in Defamation Lawsuit

January 7, 2020

by Steve MacDonald

This might make you smile. “CNN agreed Tuesday to settle a lawsuit with Covington Catholic student Nick Sandmann.”

Part 2: NH State Rep Jan Schmidt – about that blatant lie you told about GraniteGrok? That really serious one?

June 16, 2019

by Skip

You see, you lied about GraniteGrok. You gave the impression that we are bullies. No, that’s not quite right – you think that we threaten violence upon others. That even if we are bloggers / citizen journalists / opinion speakers / influence makers, that we would have the temerity, the anger, the stupidness of the … Read more

Response to Lies about the TEA Party

September 26, 2018August 11, 2011

by Don

To the Editor:

Leo Sandy’s column titled: “What is the tea party?” in Tuesday’s Laconia Daily Sun shows how difficult it is for him to write about opponents without slandering people he doesn’t know, revealing his ignorance or dishonesty or both, and his ability to draw conclusions based on his wishes rather than evidence. One expects better from someone entrusted with the education and well being of our young men and women. His article helps explain why our education system does such a poor job (even though at great cost).