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With few exceptions, college campuses are America’s least intellectually diverse places. If not for the federal takeover of student loans, which has laundered billions into the hands of progressive experts, that might matter, as they feel the same pinch as local print-news media—another vestigial cultural affectation we no longer need. You can get news – … Read more
Democrats excoriate Trump and then think that we won’t see Kamala doing the same kinds of things. “So many Democrat voting women, often married, think Trump is untrustworthy because they believe he slept with side chicks. So now they are going to demonstrate how much they hate Trump by voting for the actual side chick, … Read more
Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares announced Friday that his office is investigating ActBlue for allegations of fraud across the state. ActBlue is the premier fundraising platform for the Democratic Party and has facilitated billions of dollars in contributions since 2004. Miyares sent a letter to ActBlue warning the organization that it is now under investigation for collecting suspicious … Read more
Carla Gericke was on the Dr. Phil Show to discuss the secession movement in general and here in New Hampshire. We thought you might like to check it out. You can watch the whole thing below (42 minutes) or in two parts. Episode 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TaYEecJAOjM (860K+ views) Episode 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QaJps2BWN5E (360K+ views)
The Republicans, having passed HB1002, not only made it more expensive for investigators trying to find malfeasance within the Government, but they also hobbled people like me in a different way. Or, actually, not. Never mind. Rewind. Fagettiaboutit. Consider this just a post that describes what Republicans attempted to do (stick a political shiv into … Read more
Former President Donald Trump recently suggested repealing income tax on Social Security benefits. Is it pandering, or is it an idea with merit? Trump wrote on Truth Social, “SENIORS SHOULD NOT PAY TAX ON SOCIAL SECURITY!” Whether you think paying income tax on Social Security is appropriate or not, what actually happens? The government levies … Read more
Fitness guru and biological woman Jillian Michaels took to her webspace this week, publishing a long and well-thought-out treatise on the problem of allowing men to compete against women in professional sports—any sports, really, whether they’ve had their hormones blocked or their bodies altered. Sports performance is determined by a host of physiological components: musculoskeletal … Read more
There is a perfect opportunity presenting itself at the Paris Olympics right now. Men are beating up women in the boxing events. At least some of the women are bowing out of their fights, correctly fearing for their lives. Why don’t the women organize an alternate boxing tournament (Herlympic Boxing?), featuring the women who qualified … Read more
Never mind a tough question: can someone please ask Kamala Harris a legitimate policy-related question? It has been nearly two weeks since Harris and the Democrats pulled off the coup of the century, pushed Joe Biden off the political cliff, and made Harris the presumptive Democrat candidate without earning a single vote. In that fortnight, … Read more
We haven’t heard much from Kyle Rittenhouse since he was exonerated in his self-defense case. The Democrats tried to make an example of him, and he more than survived the process. Rittenhouse has a book with his name on it. He has 1.2 million followers on X, and I expect he’s doing a lot more … Read more
Now that HB 1607, the Baby Safe Haven Bill, has been signed into law, we need New Hampshire Christians and all those dedicated to safeguarding young lives to engage in this important child protection issue. Since the passage of 1607, parents can now surrender infants up to 61 days old to any designated safe haven … Read more
We still have some cows in Cowhampshire, so this will be of interest to farmers, farm advocates, livestock enthusiasts, food security folks, and anyone looking for another opportunity to debunk climate cultists about emissions from tasty animals. And the best part is that you can be cultists, and this might actually make sense to you. … Read more
We are living through history. At no time in my life have I experienced what we have witnessed in National politics over the last few weeks? An assassination attempt on a former President and the nominee of our Republican party, a coup against the sitting President by his own Democratic party when facing the inevitable … Read more
Fourteen Blue State Attorney Generals signed a letter asking the Feds and FEMA to recognize extreme heat and wildfire smoke as major disaster declarations. The goal is to get the Feds to write them a check backed by your increasingly useless dollars, ‘cuz climate change. “The climate change science is clear and overwhelming: our planet is … Read more
If you are a rank-and-file Democrat in the Vermont House of Representatives – a soldier in the Supermajority – you are told by Party leadership how to vote. The majority leader will, in fact, hold up a paper sign, Yes or No, informing you how to cast your ballot on key issues. And you better … Read more
We may have missed an opportunity here. Transition. Great word. To change from one form, state, style, or place to another. Public education transitioned from teaching kids reading and math to making them mentally dysphoric political activists. Democrats transitioned the American economy from a private-sector job-creating energy-independent machine into the geo-economic equivalent of Dementia Joe … Read more
The defamation suit that Nina Jankowicz – the former director of the Department of Homeland Security’s disinformation board (since closed) – filed against Fox News was dismissed in Delaware on July 22. Judge Colm F. Connolly’s succinct decision was notable not just for its powerful prose but also for its procedure. Jankowicz’s claims were so … Read more
The first Education Options (EdOpt) expo is just over a week away, on Saturday Aug 10, from 10:30am to 12:30pm at the Richards Free Library in Newport. There will be a number of tables where you can have one-on-one conversations with experts about different options for educating your children. Statewide resources will include: Regional resources … Read more
Have you ever had someone look at you and you think to yourself, they’re judging me? Well, of course, they are. We all do that. It’s part of the natural process of prejudice that defines us, and I don’t mean the narrowed modern definition. Prejudice informs your habits, preferences, and personal safety. It keeps you … Read more
Our Secretary of State announced New Hampshire’s first Civic and Voter Education Coordinator in a news release in June. The article reads, “Secretary Scanlan created the position of Civic and Voter Education Coordinator to increase voter engagement efforts within the state.” It would be easy for Granite Staters to read this article, agree with the sentiment … Read more