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The absurdity of liberal privilege continues to run amuck. No, not the jet-setting, globe-hopping, carbon-emitting elites who leap continents in a single bound to deny you affordable, reliable (safe) transportation at home. It isn’t Tech Goons like Eric Schmidt or Bill Gates who argue that the gigatons of emissions necessary to run AI are essential … Read more
During Hurricane Helene’s devastation from Asheville, NC, a mom interviewed on TV tearfully expressed how proud she was of the courage of her 7-year-old son, Micah. Meghan Drye shared Micah’s final words while drowning with his two grandparents. Instead of crying out in fear, Micah called out, “Jesus save me!” There’s a lesson in this … Read more
Vermonters face a critical election year – nationally and here in the Green Mountains. Years of steadily increasing property taxes, government fees, and stifling regulations promulgated by a spendthrift, ideologically extreme Progressive legislature have burdened retirees, young Vermonters, and the state’s low-income residents. In the name of helping the poor, the climate, and various social … Read more
After finding out a biological male was playing on the Kearsarge “girl’s” soccer team, parents started looking into why. What they found was much more disturbing than even a biological boy playing on the girl’s team. The player’s father is a convicted sex offender who hasn’t started his sentence yet! He is scheduled to begin … Read more
We want to welcome the Vermont Daily Chronicle’s weekly VDCTV program on Creemee Cast, with host Paul Bean and Guy Page. This (roughly) one-hour weekly podcast will be featured on Right Rally along with our (slowly) growing list of local and regional content (Manch Talk and Right Side Up). This week’s Friday at Four VDCTV … Read more
Somebody In the Harris camp thought it was time to take the tape off Kamala’s lips and let her talk. Thank Goodness for this guy that the Democrats do not fire people. This staffer just put themself on the fast track for Senior Advisor. They can share an office with KJP! After just three days … Read more
Few people I have spoken to even know that their town is a member of the NHMA, let alone what this Association does. So, what does it do? At some point your town voted to become a member of the NHMA, likely for the free legal advice it offers its members. From this point on … Read more
This article is the first of a series exploring the history and evolution of election law, leading up to what promises to be the most pivotal election of our lifetime. The Articles of Confederation, adopted in 1781, were a written agreement establishing a loose confederation of sovereign states, with each colony retaining its independence and … Read more
The legislative season officially ended yesterday with Veto Day. While the Damn Emperor most unfortunately signed HB 1002 (aka the RTK Tax) on June 14, I’m here to take a look at which of the 88 bad actors displaying the R also stayed rogue for HB 1093 (school mask policy) and HB 396 (women’s safe … Read more
The travails of New Hampshire Democrat Jeff Woodburn continue. Last week, via Zoom, from the Coos County Jail, the former State Senator (once upon a time on a path to run for Governor of New Hampshire) presented himself to a court in Cumberland County, Maine. If you missed it, [Mr. Woodburn] took a little trip … Read more
With the national health crisis, food debauchery, and farm exploitation suddenly jumping to headlines via RFK, Jr., numerous people have offered solutions but nothing I’ve seen truly gets to the heart of the problem. Recently RFK, Jr. gave his recipe but in general, it’s yet another request for government intervention in these fields (pun intended). … Read more
A crumbling economy and porous border, or the scary project 2025 and loss of “reproductive rights”; those are the messages both parties are inundating Americans with as election day rapidly approaches. But if Republicans hope to reach the estimated 10 million gun owners not registered to vote, hunting and pro-gun organizations alike know traditional messaging … Read more
These are not the droids you are looking for. With a wave of his hand, Obi-Wan Kenobi made thoughts and suspicions disappear. When it comes to Covid, it is what the pharmaphorcedcopulation conglomeration is trying to do right now. Well, no. In a recent piece in the New York Times, Dr. Rachel Bedard – who specializes in … Read more
Donald Trump has no Project 2025. It’s not him; he didn’t write it and knew little of it until someone asked him. But Democrats are nothing if not persistent (like syphilis), so millions of mainstream middle-class TV voters—people who keep their heads down to avoid political conflict but still consume the daily poison of regime-approved … Read more
A foreign exchange student from Kazakhstan has shared allegations of an improper grooming relationship involving Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. An hour long interview conducted by Zak Paine, host of the podcast Red Pill 78, aired on its website October 5th. The episode title “Grooming Allegations Against Tim Walz By Former Student” is making the rounds … Read more
Democrat Mayor Jim Donchess of Nashua has changed the city’s policy regarding the flagpoles in front of city hall. Where they were once willing to allow the public to petition to fly a flag, that policy is no longer. The city will fly the flags it likes, and that’s the end of it. We predicted … Read more
Karine Jean Pierre must have felt a surge of personal power and self-importance on Monday. Maybe it was the sportcoat she must have borrowed from a much larger colleague, or she was still elated over her promotion. President Biden has promoted White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre to serve as a senior adviser during his … Read more
Nothing warms the heart on a chilly Autumn morning than some October surprise scuttlebutt. Today’s tidbit comes from longtime White House stenographer Mike McCormick. He wrote The Case to Impeach Joe Biden before the blob realized bumblin’ Joe couldn’t get them across another finish line. Mike served at least three presidents, so he knows things … Read more
Today we learned that this was the last day of House Session for this biennium, also lovingly known as “Veto Day”. The House considered 10 bills that were vetoed by the Governor. Five of those 10 vetoed House bills were overturned and sent off to the Senate. Additionally, five vetoed Senate bills were sustained in … Read more
Murray Rothbard conceptualized liberty as an emanation of property rights and self-ownership. Freedom of association is, therefore, best understood as “a subset of private property rights.” Just as property rights are absolute and limited only by respect for other people’s property rights, freedom of association is absolute and constrained only by other people’s freedom to … Read more