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Mr. Biden has commuted 37 out of 40 federal death row inmates’ sentences to life imprisonment without parole. This action is the result of Leftist efforts to target racial and economic disparities without stopping to ask: Does the punishment fit the crime? It is racist and bigoted. Mr. Biden’s decision is clearly a “slap in … Read more
Following this morning’s alert on getting a school budget tax cap approved, I bring you another throne in the SAU and School board’s “paw.” Al Brabdabo has proposed, in the town of Kensington, a warrant to be voted on that would approve an audit of the SAU’s accounting practices. To be conducted by an accredited … Read more
One of the funniest lines ever uttered by a politician came from Ronald Reagan when he declared that he would not make the race between him and Walter Mondale about age; after all, it was not Mondale’s fault he was so young and inexperienced. Even Mondale had to laugh at the beautifully delivered jab. That … Read more
Little-noticed Senate Bill SB383 somehow managed to become law without much fanfare, but one of the bill’s provisions could be the key to controlling property tax hikes in your New Hampshire town. First, from Grokster Rep. Judy Aron, what does it do? In summary, this bill provides an additional practical method for a local tax … Read more
On Dec. 28, 1732, at just 27 years of age, Benjamin Franklin published the first edition of Poor Richard’s Almanac. He went on to publish it annually for 25 years, and it garnered him wealth and fame. It also played a big part in elevating him to the status of “the first American.” The Almanac was published under the … Read more
At the end of every year, as we make our way through the holidays, you’ll hear no shortage of complaints about the rampant hyper-consumerism at the heart of modern American society. And these complaints aren’t without merit. Flip on the TV or walk through any city’s commercial district before Christmas, and it’s easy to get … Read more
The Biden administration’s controversial renewal of the US-China Science & Technology Cooperation Agreement presents an awkward closing chapter for the president’s legacy. China has systematically stolen US trade secrets and technology, hacked into telecommunications networks, and spied on American military facilities using drones. Nevertheless, the Red Dragon is essentially being rewarded with a renewed information-sharing … Read more
Not only did nobody vote for Bruce Reed, Steve Ricchetti, and Mike Donilon, and very few people even know who these people are, but they may have been in charge of the country for four years. Democrat insiders know these three men as “The Biden Whisperers.” These men may have pulled off the biggest Washington … Read more
If the war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu shows up at Auschwitz for the eightieth-anniversary commemoration where—to paraphrase Ilhan Omar, “Some people did something”—the Polish government may have him arrested for “war crimes.” This would be a foolish mistake. Simply invite Bibi for the ceremony but do not arrest him. Just detain him “for his own safety.” … Read more
President Joe Biden had an eventful last year in office, from losing track of his Defense Secretary to breaking one last promise and pardoning his son, all while dropping out of the presidential race and saying his final goodbye to the Oval Office. Biden’s approval rating hit an all-time low, falling to 34% just two weeks before … Read more
The modern approach to building social networks is to encourage people to network with the kind of people they would like to become. The aphorism goes something along the lines of You are the product of the six people you most commonly associate with. This may hold true, but it encourages an extreme classist society, where the … Read more
The NH Patriot Hub, a group of local activists, whose main goal is to educate, inspire, and call to action other local citizens, is launching an initiative to help educate church, school, and town/city leaders on the importance of bringing the Matrix of Liberty into their communities, making it a part of their culture. The Matrix … Read more
The post-Kamala electoral flogging continues to reap rewards for the Republic. From pissing off white women and Hispanics to calling black men racist, the deep blue core can’t help but be the thing that cost them the election. They don’t know anything else. Resentment, anger, and accusations. It’s so much fun to watch, especially when … Read more
The Founders warned us – again and again – that power always expands, no matter who holds it. You can’t trust anyone with power, no matter how much you like them or what they’re doing with it, because that same power will eventually fall into the hands of someone determined to destroy your liberty. Their … Read more
Ted Foss is a lifelong resident of Maine and was a 22-year veteran of the Maine State Police after serving in the Marine Corps in the late 50s and early 60s. As a State Trooper, Ted served in Skowhegan, Thomaston, on the Governor Security Detail, Houlton, and the Headquarters in Augusta. Ted is still active … Read more
Pundits have cast doubt on whether President-elect Donald Trump and his border czar, Tom Homan, can remove the millions of illegal immigrants in the U.S. They are wrong to do so. With the right strategies, removing millions of illegal immigrants in a humane and orderly way is possible. To understand why America has millions of illegal … Read more
Of the many apple carts Donald Trump has tipped in the gathering whirlwind of planned initiatives for his second term, few have garnered the critical cacophony spurred by his promise to end birthright citizenship for children born in the United States to undocumented entrants. Contrary to widespread legacy media chatter, he might might actually be … Read more
In the weird little world inside the snow globe of Democrat intellectualism, where no argument can be lost if you shout racist, bigot, or something similar, there is an indelicate balance between paradigm and realism. A set of facts without which they cannot function if what they are doing can be called that. The Climate … Read more
Vermont’s election season may not be over. Because John Rodgers unseated incumbent Lieutenant Governor Dave Zuckerman with less than 50% of the popular vote, the Vermont Legislature will determine which of the two candidates will become the next Vermont LG. It is worthwhile to consider what the implications are if the state’s progressive majority in … Read more
There’s a sports documentary out there that’s a “must-see” for basketballers. And it’s not from ESPN, or Netflix, or HBO. It’s from PBS—our Public Broadcasting System. Yes. The same network that gave us Ken Burns’ Baseball. It’s a basketball documentary entitled Playing Like a Girl: The House that Rob Built. Completed in 2020, this Emmy Award-winning production chronicles … Read more