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The Trump administration is alleged to have already canceled thousands of flights scheduled to bring “refugees” from around the world to your town or city. That’s a significant number, and you’d be right to question it. AP, CNN, and The NYT have all confirmed it. By canceling the refugee resettlement program, thousands are no longer … Read more
Labor unions negotiate benefits on behalf of all employees of a collective bargaining unit, not just their own members, unions say. Since non-members receive the benefits, they should be compelled to pay the union for negotiating them. Because right-to-work laws forbid non-union employees from being compelled as a condition of employment to pay any portion … Read more
Upcoming Hearings – Mark Your CalendarsShow Up and Testify Tuesday, January 28 – House Children and Family Law CommitteeRoom 206-208, Legislative Office Building, 33 N State St., Concord, NH⚠️1:30PM – HB553-FN – relative to the definition of abuse and neglect and conditions triggering a rebuttable presumption of harm in abuse and neglect cases❌ Oppose ❌It is highly … Read more
From the Women’s Defense League The hearing for this gun control bill is on January 30th at noon in the Legislative Office Building, rooms 202-204. Once again, the out-of-state gun control lobby is pushing another draconian gun control bill in one of the SAFEST STATES in the country – House Bill 352 – An act prohibiting the possession of … Read more
Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DEI), and its misery loves company pals Critical Race Theory (CRT) probably figured that, after people fell for COVID, they’d fall for anything. Having Joe Biden’s cultural Marxist puppeteers in the Oval Office for four years helped. On what BLM begot, they profited. Anti-racism is racism. Orwellian, anyone? America could save … Read more
Although many people resist acknowledging this, we use a kind of Marxism to fund our schools: The Accidental Marxist The Accidental Marxist, Part 2 That is, by taxing each property owner in a school district a flat rate on the assessed value of his property, we take more from people who have more. So that’s … Read more
After four Biden years, America’s first benefit still awaits. Such a record is not by accident. Not to be rude or disrespectful of the office, but the consistency of deception and lies during these last four years needs to be summed up with one word, “Bidenized.” This term refers to the meaningless state of any innocent … Read more
One of the favorite lines of the Biden Administration was “Clean up in Aisle 7.” This referred to the task of the Press Secretary and communication people to explain an off-the-cuff or erroneous statement made by Joe Biden when they let him out to talk off prompter. This practice happened with such incredible frequency that … Read more
One of the many problems with universal EFAs is that they take money from people who don’t have it, to give to people who don’t need it. Let’s ask a straightforward question: Under what conditions should we give tax money to, or spend tax money on, people who can afford to get along without it? … Read more
There are a lot of problems with the various reporting mechanisms related (in particular) to COVID. They lied about positive tests, cases, test efficacy, threats, cures, and safety (to name a few), but a new FUBAR has entered the equation. From Steve Kirsh. New Hampshire deserves the credit for vaccinating over 50% more elderly people … Read more
A Case Study In How Not to Govern After eighteen months of attempting to build a governing structure for the Clean Heat Standard, the Public Utilities Commission concluded, “…that this program is not well suited to Vermont.” It’s expensive, complicated, and, as they illustrate over a dozen pages in section X of their report, Problems with … Read more
Illinois lawmakers have passed legislation requiring police to take possession of guns from accused domestic abusers who are subject to protection orders. The Prairie State statute seeks to protect domestic violence victims but may run afoul of the due process guaranteed by the Constitution. Rising Domestic Violence In support of the new gun seizure bill, … Read more
In the worst cover-up and conspiracy since Watergate, it was obvious to every American that Joe Biden was mentally incapable of being president. Still, we heard his staff and media defending and proclaiming him to be at the top of his game. For four years, his staff and media colluded to hide the fact that … Read more
Whether you like him for the job or not, the Democrats and the worst sort of Republicans (admit it) didn’t like him or want him. That means a lot. These are typically the sort of politicians who like to spend money on the military the way it does education, as a laundromat to third parties, … Read more
One of the many problems with EFAs is that they simply continue the Pay-and-Pray paradigm that is at the root of our failing school system. Let’s ask a straightforward question: Under what conditions should we spend tax money on something for which we have no specific, agreed-upon goals (and therefore no way to judge whether … Read more
Governor Scott is set to unveil his proposals for education reform this week, fulfilling campaign promises to lower property taxes which are a direct result of public school spending. But there are powerful special interests that want to keep that money flowing from your pocket to theirs. Chief among them, the Vermont Teacher’s Union, the … Read more
The Constitution of the United States, Article 2 Section 2, states “The President…shall have Power to Grant Reprieves and Pardons for Offenses against the United States.” Let’s analyze this for a moment. In this case, an “Offense” is either a misdemeanor or a felony that has a basis in federal law. A presidential pardon can … Read more
I am unsure what I find most offensive about the National Prayer Service last Tuesday morning. The WOKE message delivered was inappropriate. The DEI Bishop who delivered the sermon was offensive, and the President, Vice President, and their families had to sit and bear it because the cameras were rolling. Trump and Vance had too … Read more
Does anyone ever stop to think that an invocation before a meeting or proceedings could be considered in a highlight reel of said meeting? Trump continues to surprise many while bewildering his critics and enemies. Trump’s Inauguration in the Capital Rotunda became a “be wonderment” moment. There were the expected prayers from the various faiths, … Read more
Let’s ask a straightforward question: Why should we spend tax money on education? The New Hampshire Constitution gives one possible answer: Education is essential to the preservation of a free government. The New Hampshire Supreme Court gave an expanded version of this answer: Every educable child should have the opportunity to acquire the knowledge … Read more