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Nashua calls itself the “Gate City.” One thing about gates: they allow admission and they also enforce exclusion. Looking at the current political environment in Nashua, the key seems to be the enforcement of exclusion – but in this case, exclusion of residents – and especially parents – from the political process.
A reader sent me this, and they have a great point. SNHU, that’s Southern New Hampshire University, says it values medical privacy. That is why they won’t tell anyone how many of their 113,000+ students are vaccinated. They will, however, require unvaccinated students to wear a mask.
Not often do I say that NH ought to be doing something just because another State is. WE are NH – not some other State. Our culture (until the Progressives came rolling into NH in big numbers) is different, our outlook is different, our sense of volunteerism is different – we all could mention a …
Promoted from the Comments – Why can’t NH be like Utah when it comes to voting? Read More »
This seems like a no-brainer of a poll question for this audience, but it seems like a good idea. SB3 was recently thrown out (for good and bad), while states nationwide are wrestling with ensuring election integrity. ID is an important part of the puzzle.
Remember when Georgia advanced legislation to clean up their voting laws and the Left (Dems, Media, Celebrities, Corporatists) lost their freaking minds? How often did you then hear that even after passage, it’s easier to vote in Georgia than in Joe Biden’s Deleware?
Interesting comment left by Commenter Absee on last night’s Friday Open Thread (Now we know who leads this Country): “Yesterday, 3/25/21, Gov. Sununu made it very clear that out-of-state students are not eligible for Covid-19 vaccine and they must return to their home state to get vaccinated.”
As promised, here is the entire uncut from Camera 1. Cameras 2 & 3, more at table level and on either side of the counting table at each end, are processing as I type this. Just wanted to make sure to capture as much detail as possible of the different actions going on at the …
NHGOP Chair ViceChair Vote Counting – Entire Session: Cameras 1, 2, and 3 point of views Read More »
Last night was the counting of the physical ballots for the Chair and Vice-Chair of the NH GOP (given the absolute train wreck that was the virtual Annual NH GOP Meeting.
Well, what a disaster yesterday was for the NH GOP – with races set for NH GOP officials and a few controversial ByLaws on the docket, this was prime time for what is up to 400 people or so to meeting, yak, and vote as demanded by the NH GOP ByLaws: (2) Purpose: The purpose …
NH GOP Annual Meeting – Observations from a Loyal Reader Read More »
“We had so much freedom that many of us voted to just throw it all away.“
