At the August 29th Kearsarge School District meeting, the school board members voted 6-1 to allow a junior boy to play on the Girl’s Soccer team. This reversed their decision from two weeks prior to follow the new NH state law HB 1205 that prohibits biological boys from playing on a girl only team from ... Read more
Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams were planning a quick trip to the International Space Station in June to test the new Boeing Starliner spacecraft. It was to be an 8 day trip; so short, in fact, that Suni only packed a few pairs of underwear. Well, in a twist of fate, the pair will be ... Read more
The wonder drug Ivermectin continues to prove that safe, affordable treatments with wide-ranging secondary uses are a threat to the public health industrial complex. They dissed it using the China Virus to justify injecting millions with dangerous lipid nanoparticles. And Ivermectin has recently come under fire after a suggestion that it might help fight inflation ... Read more
With the recent ruling by the New Hampshire Supreme Court, parents were issued a warning shot: GET YOUR KIDS OUT OF HERE. That first came when the attorney for the school district told the New Hampshire Supreme Court Justices that parents can remove their children from the school if they don’t like it. In this ... Read more
It is axiomatic that to be a Muslim, you must believe in Allah by taking him as your one and only lord, accept Muhammad as Allah’s beloved messenger, and take the Quran as a literal work of Allah and a perfect prescription for living. Hard as I tried, I had a terrible time being a ... Read more
Just like Congressional candidate Lily Tang Williams, I also fear that the country that I love — the United States — is becoming too much like the country that she left — China. As a state representative finishing up my first term, I originally ran two years ago due to this fear. It has become ... Read more
Friday, we broke a story about issues related to securing stored and completed ballots after an election. Activists did a test run of the procedure outlined in the state’s election manual got a test, and it failed. They were able to remove the tamper-resistant tape without leaving evidence of tampering. [T]he election integrity watchdog demonstrated ... Read more
Kamala Harris visited the New Hampshire Seacoast last Wednesday for a speech to discuss her economic plan. I have never been so angered by a political speech, and the Harris appearance had many overtones to raise the hair on the back of a Conservative’s neck. The speech focused on the small business incentives proposed by ... Read more
When Julie Moore, Secretary of Natural Resources, said the Clean Heat Standards “carbon credit” tax on home heating fuels could drive up costs by 70 cents per gallon, the advocates of the program shouted her down and said, “Wait for the official analysis done by the real experts, you know-nothing, political hack!” (I’m consolidating and ... Read more
Amid flagging congressional efforts to streamline federal permitting processes for energy projects, a disturbing trend is now developing as federal courts move aggressively to not just slow the process but to also use novel reasons to cancel permits that have already been issued. One prominent example relates to an August decision by a federal judge that could, ... Read more
Regular readers will know that the Donchess regime in Nashua is very selective about the flags it allows on the citizen’s pole—almost, dare I say, partisan in its rejection. Most recently, Stephen and Beth Scaer (who both write for GraniteGrok) asked the city to fly the de-trans flag. It was rejected, and an appeal to ... Read more
Food prices are climbing, but soon will soar — inflation is ensured due to recent massive spending. As Americans are pushed to consume artificial meat as a solution to the alleged environmental impact of cow farts, the government seeks to expand its techno-monitoring, in the name of “health and safety,” by requiring the RFID chipping of all livestock. The argument is ... Read more
Most readers already know, at the federal level, which national media personalities are NOT desirable choices for moderating presidential debates. It’s also well known that the participating candidates are to agree upon the format and other details prior to the event. They often “do a walk-through” at the studio or other event site to iron ... Read more
Following up on my recent posts about RINOs and Good Guys, these are my recommendations for many of the September 10 primaries. Click the towns to see the earlier posts. Belknap 5 (Laconia 1, 3, 4, 5, 6) Belknap 6 (Gilford, Gilmanton, Laconia 2) Belknap 7 (Alton, Barnstead) Grafton 3 (Lincoln, Woodstock, Easton, Livermore) Disclosure: ... Read more
It is tantamount to sending your veteran slugger to pinch hit in the bottom of the ninth with The winning run on second. It is like pulling the goalie when you are down by one, and the Stanley Cup is on the line. The Democrats sensed the end of Kamala’s honeymoon, and she was going ... Read more
Medical facemasks, or more generally, obstructing your airway, have been linked to a rise in cases of the Wuhan flu and death. Additionally, evidence and research link face mask-wearing to other illnesses, including cancer and increased exposure to other pathogens, as well as a wealth of additional research on how they don’t help are bad ... Read more
Way back when Rep. Ben Ming first took possession of Sue Homola’s seat in the NH House, he wasted no time in deploying woke identity politics. When he bragged in a tweet that he’s the first Asian to have a seat in the House, I replied that I voted for who would have been the ... Read more
The party of FDR, JFK, LBJ , the Clintons, and recently, Obama seem to disrespect members of their party today. For all these Presidents were impressive communicators, carrying the banner of their party. However, today’s Democrats are expected to support VP Kamala Harris. Harris, with the help of her allies in the “fake news,” continues ... Read more
I was listening to Joe Rogan and Jordan Peterson discuss everything from drugs to God, and throughout the conversation, there was a theme of individualization. The path from child to adult begins with—for lack of a better example—pushing the baby birds out of the nest, as well as that process of preparation (in humans) to ... Read more
Education Options held our first two EdOpt Expos at the Richards Free Library in Newport in August. While there are many things for us to learn, we’re off to a good start. The best part was that all the attendees could point to something that they learned there. I know I was part of a ... Read more
