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Melanie Levesque voted for an income tax. That public service reminder never grows old, even though it’s been 3 election cycles since her 2019 crime against NH. While it’s not an election year, I never miss an opportunity to remind everyone, ad nauseam. Melanie’s dear buddy old pal Rosenwald gave me that opportunity yesterday. While … Read more
Democrats used to pretend to be the party of the people, and the people believed them. Not so much these days, but they can’t win elections without working-class voters, so their hatred of primarily white middle-class Americans needs a cover story. Pay no attention to the globalism, policy that increases taxes, rasies the cost of … Read more
Registered sex offender Gregert Johnson has reportedly been visiting the Brown Memorial Library in Bradford multiple times a week for years in violation of his sex offender registration requirements. He sat near the children’s section searching the internet for hours. He had his back to the children, but they could easily see his computer screen … Read more
Anthony Fauci must be furious. He spent years proudly being the public face of the country’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. He did, however, flip-flop on almost every major issue, seamlessly managing to shift his guidance based on current political whims and an enormous desire to coerce behavior. Nowhere was this more obvious than his … Read more
This week, I take a few minutes to ask what happened to the word “conservatism.” The Neocons and RINOs wear it like a skin suit, muddying not just its meaning but how the world views people who claim to be conservative. What does it mean, what are its goals, and can we get there from … Read more
Biden administration policy-makers hated you more than you knew. From the start of the COVID pandemic, I warned that the feds were vilifying anyone who failed to kowtow to the latest commands. In October 2023, I wrote: “Federal bureaucrats heaved together a bunch of letters to contrive an ominous new acronym for the latest peril to … Read more
The big news around the Granite State these days is that Bill Shaheen, the head of a well-respected local law and lobbying firm, Shaheen and Gordon, husband of US Senator Jeanne Shaheen, was on a TSA watchlist and was rumored to have traveled with a suspected terrorist. My advice is to stop wasting time on … Read more
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) is expected to sign a bill banning cell-cultured proteins in the Lone Star State. Montana, Indiana, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, and Nebraska have enacted similar bans, reflecting an increasing pushback to what many see as a globalist effort to control food supplies, undermining traditional American farming. Advocates claim fake meat substitutes, … Read more
I swear that what began as a handy reference source has now developed into a curiosity magnet. Its lure has been with the caliber of details, which were previously routine but, in large part, have been absent from the media for way too long. This informational stockpile has also unveiled the media’s “dumbing down” efforts … Read more
…district public schools spend $1.25 billion more on 54,000 fewer students Average per-pupil spending in New Hampshire district public schools has nearly doubled this century, as student enrollment declined sharply and reading and math assessment scores fell, a new Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy study finds. Total public school district spending in New Hampshire … Read more
Pride Month is a sex-cultural phenomenon, a social construct that, in some dystopian future, would be subverted and changed. Not the name. It’d still be pride month, but instead of being proud to share your obsession with your own sexuality or the virtue signal of forcing others to celebrate someone else’s, it’d be some other … Read more
“For the children.” That is a go-to justification for politicians and bureaucrats seeking to infringe on individual rights. It was on display last week in the final minutes of the testimony of Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Marty Makary before a subcommittee of the Senate Appropriations Committee. Makary was exaggerating the extent of vaping among high … Read more
Ronald Reagan once quipped that government is like a baby, an endless appetite on one end, and no discipline on the other. No place lives up to – or down to as the case may be — that analogy more so than Vermont. In case you missed it amongst all the hubbub and controversy surrounding … Read more
There’s no new Justice 4 All this week, so we’re filling the spot with the latest episode of Shadow Banned. Topics include Pride Month, Trans politics, gender drugs, and more. Julie and Tyler welcome Keith Hanson and Julian Accirad as their guests. Authors’ opinions are their own and may not represent those of Grok Media, … Read more
Former Detective James McLaughlin, aka John Doe, has a single incident on a list of police misconduct, but only because the public is barred from providing evidence. BTSW Editor’s Note: The following is Ryan A. MacDonald’s continuation of a post that appeared [at Beyond These Stone Walls (BTSW)] recently entitled, “Detective James McLaughlin and the … Read more
I love the timing of this, given that I just posted something similar on my Substack (there is a paywall on the second half because my subscribers deserve exclusive content that no one else can read). The revelation is neither new nor groundbreaking. It’s right up there with “Why are you obsessed with kids and … Read more
With Featured Speaker Ryan Ralston of You Are The Power Concord, NH — June 1, 2025 — On Saturday, June 7th at 12:00 PM, New Hampshire Family Justice (NHFJ) will host the Rally for Families at the New Hampshire State Capitol in Concord. This major public demonstration will call attention to the growing crisis of … Read more
Japanese company Nippon Steel’s plan to purchase US Steel was bound to provoke a strong reaction from left- and right-wing economic nationalists. After all, US Steel was once the world’s largest company, and it was the first company to be valued at over a billion dollars. US Steel was thus a symbol of America’s economic … Read more
Minnesota has a track record of electing flamboyant, if ineffective, representatives. Al Franken, Jesse Ventura, and Ilhan Omar are a sampling, but the poster child for off-center, inept members of the government has to be the current Governor, Tim Walz. Tim Walz gained national prominence for his role in the George Floyd debacle, which decimated … Read more
Democrat cities with crime problems are forever making excuses while claiming to seek remedies. Their solutions inevitably make matters worse because the problem is Democrats. If you want more crime, elect them and keep them. Burlington, Vermont, has a crime problem because of “Democrats.” They defunded the police in 2020/2021, invited the homeless, illegals, and … Read more