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Trump has his new haircut, new blue suit, a couple of dozen red ties, and a fueled-up Air Force One. He is ready for the most important month of the last ten years. President Donald Trump will embark on a 30-day cross- country rally-a-day schedule with the sole purpose of pushing enough Republican Congressional candidates … Read more
The left might appreciate the accomplishment more if President Trump hadn’t named it after himself. That goes for Trump plans (which is putting egg on the face of proglodytes who bitch about corporations that are doing obscene amounts for the plans for the kids of their employees). But it’s called Trump plans. We can’t (say … Read more
The Wolfboro-Tuftonboro Democrat Machine TL;DR: “Peaceful,” to most, means the purposed avoidance of aggression. The Wolfeboro Area Peaceful Protests claimed that word, but they appear to be using an esoteric dictionary. They have claimed it every Saturday since winter. They list the hour as “non-partisan” (an interesting piece of language that aligns with federal laws for … Read more
A point I don’t see mentioned often enough when monthly jobs reports come out is that these are real jobs. Past Administrations have used tax dollars to grow government and then crow about how many “jobs” they created. Real jobs add value, while Government jobs are net drags on the economy, so their creation ought … Read more
Now It Gets Interesting – Lying During the Initial Meeting I had trepidations going into the video meeting to establish whether or not the boy required Special Education Services. Sure, they were told that evaluations had already been done, with what I categorized at the time as a “haughty nose in the air as if … Read more
The British Gun Grab that Led to the War for Independence Despite the fact that it proved to be mostly a false alarm, the “Powder Alarm” of Sept 1-2, 1774 showed the colonists that the British were serious – and willing to use gun control efforts to subjugate them. Sounds familiar, doesn’t it? The event … Read more
I hope you’re not tired of the Lindsey Clancy memes and commentary yet, because despite the hung jury and mistrial, the defense argument still stands as the reason it went down that way. And a lot of people were paying attention. The feminists came out to defend her, arguing she can’t be held criminally accountable. … Read more
Ever since Beth Scaer showed me the enemy camp’s calendar of events page, I’ve been lurking from time to time and thought a certain canine event had already passed, but it’s next Thursday. The Merrimack Dems, who recently held a rock painting party, are hosting Dogs for Democracy in Watson Park, which is not far … Read more
Karyann Parkinson is not someone you will hear about on the nightly news, and certainly does not appear on any ICE wanted posters. According to one of her narco-neighbors, Karyann Parkinson is one dangerous woman who may not deserve to keep her children. Virginia is technically not a sanctuary state, so there are certain places … Read more
You don’t have to look far to find memes or a comment about a judge who let a career criminal go for the umpteenth time, only to repeat or escalate, typically something awful like slashing a girl’s throat or lighting her on fire. The same political culture that allows that happens to be the one … Read more
Convention of States” wants to protect gun rights and destroy them, too The National Constitution Center is an organization that trains volunteers and activists to rewrite the US Constitution through the Constitutional Convention process. They call this the “Constitutional Drafting Project”, and in 2020 they worked with so-called “Constitutional Scholars” to convene three different teams … Read more
On more than one occasion, I have shared my process. I get something or find something, and it interests me enough to leave a tab open. Most of them end up closed or shelved, while some hang out in that browser window like the misfit toys in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. Quite often, a clicked … Read more
No wonder our Pledge of Allegiance has faded into oblivion; that nasty word “Republic” was just too inconvenient to let stand. Besides, it was antithetical to this new wanna be policy of “equality,” commie style! During the last century, the origins of our American Republic have been mostly forgotten, with little reaction from our people. … Read more
So onward with Part 2. Still a wee bit of a lead-up to read through to let you all understand that a number of cases that DCYF MUST take on aren’t all that straightforward. Thus, I’m only concentrating on the Barnstead District and our two Littles and the Special Education services they both needed. Two … Read more
Rebecca Harned (never heard of her) is running as a Democrat for the New Hampshire State Senate. The Beccster is also, apparently, loaded and has multiple homes, which has complicated her residency claims to run for office in the Granite State. Harned’s campaign claims that she “returned home to New Hampshire” in 2017. She also … Read more
It appears New Hampshire will very likely lose millions of dollars in tax revenue and much-needed local property tax relief. Somewhat recently, Governor Kelly Ayotte announced her support for a moratorium on the construction of data centers in New Hampshire. “It does not make sense to site a data center in New Hampshire,” Ayotte said. … Read more
Dolly Parton put $1 million into Vanderbilt’s early Moderna-related research, sang “Vaccine, vaccine, vaccine, vaccine” to the tune of Jolene, told “cowards” not to be a “chicken squat” — and died at 80 after a brief battle with cancer her team never named. This episode is not a coroner’s report. It’s about the advice, the … Read more
The midterms this cycle are as confusing as the new world order is in general. Historically, the midterms have never been good for the sitting President. In the last 50 years, the President has maintained Congress’s support only once, for the first four years in office. Carter is the only President in this 50-year window … Read more
Bringing the Trades and Technology Together Dr. Chuck Lloyd, the new Chancellor of the Community College System of New Hampshire, on how community college can help address the cost of education crisis, how AI is not armageddon to our economy, and why the trades aren’t going anywhere. Learn more about the CCSNH and find the … Read more
Yet The Second Circuit Court of Appeals has tossed out a suit from teachers claiming their 1st and 14th Amendment rights were violated when the administration, supported by the school board, told them they had to take their gay flags down. Mark me surprised by the background details. First, some kids felt uncomfortable in the … Read more