News – Politics – Opinion – Podcasts
One of the bits we mentioned in my monthly bit on Jeff Chidester’s radio show was that there’s so much going on that it is impossible to even begin to cover it all. This is true for anyone who comments or reports on news, culture, politics, sports, entertainment, or anything. A corollary to that might … Read more
A few political figures have earned the right to be known by initials. JFK, LBJ, and DJT are a few, and I never felt that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has done anything in her time in Washington to earn her three-letter logo. I also believe she took on her full name for political merit, which is why … Read more
It’s been a rough couple of years for the climate cult, and not just the last two under Mr. Trump. Sure, they super-funded the cult under Biden and again as he was walking out the door, and clawing that all back wasn’t their biggest problem, believe it or not. Sure, they’ve lost a few laundromats … Read more
The November election results are still over two months away, but VPR (I refused to use the ridiculous name Vermont Public, which sounds like a restroom, so maybe it fits after all) is reporting Democrats have already settled on who will be Speaker of the House come January.: Lori Houghton (D-Essex Junction). Well, isn’t that … Read more
I don’t think we’ve ever articulated it that way (Schrödinger’s Gun), but we’ve certainly inferred it. New Hampshire’s continued status as one of the safest states in the country is, in part, a result of our respect for law-abiding citizens and their right to self-defense. If you don’t know whether someone is armed but they … Read more
“Evil is turned into Good, and Good into Evil” Written almost 300 years ago, Thomas Gordon warned us about political parties being little more than cults that promise to protect your country – while really killing it. It was so prophetic that it sounds like it was written today. THE INVERSION Writing in 1744, Gordon … Read more
The separation of church and state in New Hampshire officially began in 1819 with the passage of the Toleration Act. It ended compulsory taxation to support churches and religious schools. Other states passed similar laws. Most folks thought the issue was resolved, but apparently not. Years ago, our populations were fairly homogeneous in their viewpoints. … Read more
Today, in a special Saturday edition of the Morning Update, we’ve talked about Chinese data-center psy-ops and the narratives around power, water, and even the surveillance state, but we need to talk about the systemic BS and how it applies to this topic, especially water. Watch on the ‘Grok Rumble Channel if the Embedded Video … Read more
This week the House met for my last time, to consider the Governor’s vetoes. August is unusually early for a veto session, but we did get about 320 representatives attending. There were 21 House bills we needed to vote on, plus as many Senate bills as they overrode, starting with nine vetoed. Every vote was … Read more
Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark, on Wednesday, August 26, joined 24 other state attorneys general in suing the U.S. Postal Service over new rules governing the delivery of mail-in ballots, arguing the changes unlawfully interfere with states’ authority to administer elections. The lawsuit follows an Aug. 21 USPS rule requiring states to register voters eligible … Read more
This week, on The New England Take, Constitution Party of New Hampshire’s Edmond Laplante files to run for US Senate; he explains how difficult that process is and why he is running. Also, The Diary of a CEO has a fascinating talk with Triggernometry’s Konstantin Kisin, taking the mask off leftist climate panic. Learn more … Read more
Democrats have long been the party of death, so the more recent obsession with assassination and the increasingly public use of violent rhetoric isn’t surprising. The progressive project is always paved with blood. It is in the mortar they use to build their edifice. They don’t teach this truth, and project it upon anyone who … Read more
Partisan divisions in Connecticut have sparked controversy over a new law that offers public schools a curriculum focused on Islamic and Arab studies. Proponents say the initiative rounds out multicultural education and does not conflict with the separation of church and state. Opponents object that the law will favor a particular theological perspective. The New … Read more
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Hakeem Jeffries had been keeping a low profile for a few weeks, and would have done himself a huge favor if he had stayed out of the spotlight. Jeffries surfaced on Tuesday to supposedly answer questions as to why he had a one-on-one meeting with Jared Kushner. He looked and acted like a kid on … Read more
Today, on the Morning Update, some local parents score a First Amendment win at the First Circuit Court of Appeals. I talk about how our prediction came true, and why it even had to go that far. Watch on the ‘Grok Rumble Channel if the Embedded Video does not load. Ep 250 Links: Authors’ and … Read more
As President Joe Biden left office, he pardoned Anthony Fauci for any federal offenses he may have committed between January 1, 2014, and January 19, 2025, arising from his work as the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) and other organizations. More recently, the famous doctor refused to answer a … Read more
The NHGOP dropped a press release on how the NHDems got screwed by their party (FITN), and their consolation prize was Pete Buttigieg. And yes, he may have been the worst transportation secretary in modern history, but let’s add some perspective, right after this. CONCORD, N.H. — New Hampshire Republican State Committee Chairman Scott Maltzie released … Read more
I’m not going to pester Attorney Lehmann and the acting Senate clerk with an RTK request for all people with admin access to the FB page known as “NH Senate Republicans,” nor will I discourage anyone else from doing so if they so desire. For the sake of this article, when I say “NH Senate … Read more
Another month gets us closer to the end of another = year, and that means another fourth Wednesday and my spot on WFEA with Jeff Chidester’s Morning Update. This week the conversation orbits around a pair of stories involving men who pretend they are women, the media response or lack of it, the culture, excuses, … Read more