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Most readers already know what I think of our lame duck Senate quietly rubber-stamping the RTK tax (HB 1002) and advancing it to the Corner Office without any in-chamber discussion or roll call, but I’m here to discuss more of the upper chamber’s subversive antics. First, let’s look at today’s article on Ruth Ward by … Read more
After much amusing side chatter about the risk-reward ratio of taking a traitor and evidence suppressor like Liz Cheney on tour with you, the data has arrived. Data for Progress asked voters in Michigan and Pennsylvania if Liz Cheney made them more or less enthusiastic about supporting Harris in the upcoming election. I bet you … Read more
With New England state governments committed to reducing their carbon emissions at least 80% by 2050, residents and businesses can expect electricity rates to double, along with rolling blackouts, according to a new joint report completed by several of the region’s leading think tanks. The study concludes that weather dependent “renewable” energies — like wind … Read more
With President Elect Donald Trump set to take office in January, U.S. immigration policy is expected to change dramatically, with enhanced deportations at the top of the agenda for the new administration. Ever since Trump’s recent electoral triumph, the logistics of mass deportation have been a hot topic of debate. Under the Biden Administration’s watch, more … Read more
So, Pam Bondi is Trump’s new nominee for Attorney General of the United States. Advocates for RKBA point out that she defended Red Flag laws while she was Attorney General of Florida. Others defend her by saying that, as Attorney General, it was her job to defend the laws of the state, regardless of her … Read more
A team of researchers, including Dr. Peter McCullough, went about the business of investigating autopsy records and research related to them as regards COVID-attributed deaths. We searched PubMed and ScienceDirect for all published autopsy and organ-restricted autopsy reports relating to COVID-19 vaccination up until May 18th, 2023. All autopsy and organ-restricted autopsy studies that included … Read more
Amy Fewell has become an inspiring resource for existing or wannabe homesteaders around the world. Like me, Amy wasn’t raised homesteading but gravitated toward it for health and well-being. Amy summarizes our podcast chat this way: “Having conversations about uncertain times ahead can often leave us feeling fearful or full of despair, but this conversation … Read more
Transgender ideology has made its way to the halls of Congress. For anyone who has been in the fight against the gender cult long enough, it was obvious that it would only be a matter of time before it came knocking on their door. Like most cults, it’s a cancer that spreads slowly at first, but if … Read more
So Steve Kirsch — that would be some guy who writes a blog on Substack — says he received a “treasure trove” of documents the public has not read that “prove” that the CDC (everyone?) knew all along that vaccines (all of them?) cause autism. To add to the conspiracy, Kirsch expects The Powers That … Read more
The saying goes, “As goes California, so goes the nation.” If this is true, we better have a gut check soon, as California is in a downward spiral. The state has been mismanaged and is on the wrong moral compass heading. It is a geographically diverse state with incredible beauty and resources. Yet, it is … Read more
Democrats became the contrarian party when Trump first entered office back in January 2016, and the TDS has only gotten worse. We’re talking about a party that used to care about public health and the food supply. These days, they are entrenched political alarms of Big Pharma and Big Farma regardless of the evidence that … Read more
Nashua’s Mayor and the legal office have launched a full-scale attack on this citizen in response to my advocacy for transparency in the city. Their lack of transparency is evident in their attempts to shift 100% of the blame for the costs of Right-to-Know (RTK) cases and complaints onto the citizens, while denying any responsibility … Read more
This is how it always begins, justified in the name of national security. Mass roundups. Raids. Indefinite detentions in concentration camps. Martial law. The erosion of habeas corpus protections. The suspension of the Constitution, at least for select segments of the population. A hierarchy of rights, contingent on whether you belong to a favored political class. This … Read more
On Thursday, the United States House of Representatives approved legislation that would threaten nonprofit organizations’ exercise of free speech rights. The legislation would accomplish this goal by empowering the US government to selectively clamp down on nonprofits to an extent that targeted organizations may cease to exist. This is all being done in the name … Read more
Okay, if this is the way things are going to go, here’s what I think Trump should do. He should tell the Senate: “You just pick whoever you want for whatever positions require your consent. I don’t even care who they are. You can just pick names out of the phone book. “Because here’s what’s … Read more
So much for an open platform that lets everyone speak their mind. That’s X (do we still have to say, formerly Twitter?). It’s still there. You can still say whatever you want. But Democrats—the very progressive ones, at least—are fleeing the platform for more censorship-focused Threads and BlueSky. I don’t actually know if BlueSky is … Read more
When Kamala Harris finally conceded after Donald Trump’s decisive victory, she defiantly proclaimed “While I concede this election, I do not concede the fight that fueled this campaign…That is a fight I will never give up.” What is she talking about? Harris’ campaign focused on only two topics: Donald Trump is an unhinged, unstable dangerous fascist, … Read more
January 20, 2025, Manchester, NH Join the 603 Alliance to celebrate the inauguration of Donald J. Trump as our nation’s 47th President. Enjoy dinner, dancing, and live music performed by the renowned B Street Bombers. We’ll celebrate with live-streamed coverage of the inaugural events in Washington DC. Jeff Chidester, the “Voice of New Hampshire,” will be our Master … Read more
Victor Davis Hanson (VDH) was on Megyn Kelly, and the topic of media-massaged scandals came up. Pete Hegseth (suddenly accused of rape) and Kash Patel (lying stooge Andrew McCabe doesn’t like him), and that we’d be in for a circus. But if you’re going to have a circus, VDH had some very thoughtful suggestions that … Read more
[Updated 11/25/2025, to reflect new information that has been brought to my attention. Although Sen. Ruth Ward sponsored the bill, the requirement that schools actually teach all kids to read and do math was deleted in an amendment offered by Rep. Rick Ladd. I can find no indication that Sen. Ward voted against, or objected … Read more