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Succeed in preserving freedom, the natural human endeavor, by pledging your lives, your fortunes, and your sacred honor. Our children, and progeny, urge us each to cast aside all fear and lack of confidence, and clad in the armor of courage borne of just cause; let us go forth boldly to confront the hideous dragon …
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At a time when the leadership in Washington, D.C. is in full retreat and showing weakness in every decision, one voice, one leader has stepped to the front. His name is Don Bolduc.
Skip shared some encouraging news late this morning. He slipped it into the published pile when I wasn’t looking, but I’m glad he did. In short, someone says the governor, Chris Sununu, has said that “we will not lockdown again, there will be no mask mandate, there will be no vaccine passport here in NH.”
I get things. All the time. A LOT of them. Steve, too. A lot of the time, we just don’t have the bandwidth to use them but this was special. In my email came this.
America is in perilous times with weak and incompetent leadership at its helm. Our southern border is in chaos. The economy is tanking. A vile and racist Critical Race Theory is being perpetrated throughout our culture, in our schools, government, churches, and military.
To get to the point, the 2022 Election can, at long last, turn things around. Senator Hassan should surely exit stage left, but then enter . . . who? Well, I’ll tell you who.
As much as I disliked Freshman Senator Kelly Ayotte when her re-election came around, giving up when only 1000 votes separated her from the incredibly unpopular Maggie Hassan was a mistake.
Michael Graham has a post over at NH Journal (reformatted, emphasis mine): “DC vs. The 603: From Voting to Taxes to Minimum Wage, NHDems Back Feds Over Local Control.”
Biden OMB pick, Neera Tanden, is the administration nominee to lead the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). She is a hyper-partisan Leftist. Her nomination is facing bipartisan opposition. Senator Joe Manchin came out against her confirmation. Joining Manchin are Senators Collins and Romney.
The United States Senate has voted on charges brought by the US House. On the matter of impeachment by incitement, they say no by a vote of 57-43, with 7 Republicans voting with Democrats to convict.
