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Today, on the Morning Update, some Dem Congresswomen held a press conference on a bill they introduced. It would force employers to pay the ladies if they needed a day or two off to deal with women’s period pain. I had some thoughts. 00:00 The Reproductive Healthcare Leave Act00:58 Menstrual Pain02:15 Gender and Menstrual Pain03:32 … Read more
How funny is this? For more than a decade, your Congress has been flirting with the idea of adding a Women’s History Museum to the Smithsonian. Right before the COVID experience was thrust upon us, Congress actually passed the Smithsonian Women’s History Museum Act. “The bill cites the under-representation of women in historical accounts, monuments, … Read more
The Real Patriarchy Is Here: Men Invading Women’s Spaces. New Hampshire Women Deserve Real Protection. Governor Ayotte Must Sign SB 552 From Planet Fitness retaliation and forged signatures to ConVal locker room invasions and Senator Altschiller’s “stochastic terrorism” smears: The real obsession is denying biological reality. Women and girls deserve privacy, safety, and fairness — … Read more
Before I get into discussing the recommended hairstyle for Comrade Rep Laura Telerski, a hat tip to Beth Scaer and username “Progressive New England,” who tweeted about the style of interest I am proposing. Both of them inspired the creativity for this article. Beth and I often ridicule the appearances of various members of the … Read more
The self-proclaimed party of women’s empowerment has gone in a very weird direction in recent years. After decades of girl power BS, they decided that it was time to stop pretending. Girls and women needed to be conquered by the patriarchy. Completely. They are not only attempting to normalize the practice of calling men in … Read more
From ConVal to Manchester, White Mountain, Claremont, and Weare, gender-identity policies are putting girls at risk. HB1442 is the solution. On March 31, 2026, the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights opened a Title IX Investigation into New Hampshire’s Contoocook Valley School District (ConVal) in Peterborough. The district, which serves 11 schools across … Read more
Platner’s Misogyny and Mills’ Policies Both Betray Biological Women and Girls Maine Women Deserve Better: Platner and Mills Both Betray Maine’s Women and Girls! Maine’s Democratic primary for U.S. Senate has become a stark choice between two candidates who, in very different ways, have turned their backs on the safety, fairness, and dignity of biological … Read more
People walk within the security fence at the Maine Correctional Center in Windham in February 2026.
As New Hampshire State Chapter Leader for the Independent Women’s Network, I’ve seen Americans wake up to leftist hypocrisy and media lies. My own exit from the Democratic Party came from watching selective outrage: people who scream “believe women” and “save the children” ignore real oppression in Iran. The regime there is a machine of … Read more
Today, on the Morning Update, a few thoughts on crime and culture and how Democrats like to reward criminals and punish their own voters, especially women. Click here to watch if the video does not load in your browser Ep. 119 (no links) Authors’ and Speakers’ opinions are their own and may not represent those … Read more
As a blizzard bears down from D.C. to Cape Cod, our fragile grid—crippled by state-level climate mandates—faces a test it may fail. New England Women are already rationing heat amid the nation’s highest bills. A dangerous Nor’easter is about to slam our region from Washington, D.C. to Cape Cod, and New England women will once … Read more
Watching coverage of rioting occurring in several U.S. cities, I have been disheartened by the sheer number of women, both young and old, engaging in extremely vulgar and violent assaults on officers appointed to protect our country and keep the peace! I completely support peaceful protest, but what I’ve seen daily is far from peaceful. … Read more
Not that long ago, right before someone decided there was political and cultural upside, the destructive variety, joking that you were really a lesbian trapped in a man’s body, was bad form. Now it’s defended by members of Congress at a Conference on women’s rights. McBride was the first “woman” to speak at Hillary Clinton’s … Read more
“It was always the women, and above all the young ones, who were the most bigoted adherents of the Party, the swallowers of slogans, the amateur spies and nosers-out of unorthodoxy.” – George Orwell, 1984 The preceding is a very insightful quote from Orwell’s warning to the world disguised as a Sci-Fi novel. This has … Read more
If you don’t know what an AWFL is, it stands for Angry White Female Liberal. We all know one or of one, because they can’t shut up. These “ladies” are the top of the spear for almost every left-wing “street action” product. Don’t want your kids reading groomer porn? There’s an AWFL, or more likely … Read more
I know I’m going to annoy a lot of people with this, but here goes: If you have noticed, the overwhelming majority of anti-ICE and anti-US protesters here in the US are… white females. My bet is that a majority are single. We know there are also some lesbian couples at these protests as well. … Read more
A few years into my now nearly eighteen years in the political blogging trenches, the cultural Marxist wingnuts running the Democrat Party (in my state, in this instance) promoted a bathroom bill. It would permit men who think they are women to use the ladies’ room. It failed, but my initial reporting included what I thought … Read more
The deadly cost of liberal policies and the deafening silence from feminist organizations after recent attacks on women. Why Are We Releasing Career Criminals Who Go On To Murder Women? In the past year, three young, white women—Bethany MaGee, Iryna Zarutska, and Logan Federico—were brutally attacked or murdered by men with extensive criminal records who … Read more
In this episode, Xindi and Jessica welcome Joanna Courter, the Northeast Field Representative for the @LeadershipInstitute . Joanna shares her journey from being a student leader with Students for Life at the University of New Hampshire to her current role, where she empowers college students through training, resources, and activism to advocate for conservative … Read more
Married women are less likely to feel lonely, have richer social connections, and “report significantly higher levels of touch than unmarried women.”