Canada might be closer to where I’m sitting and more likely to suggest you commit suicide, but it’s hard to beat the UK for garden variety tyranny. They’ve been known to arrest you for all manner of public expression unless, by the expression, you mean committing an actual crime. Not that they won’t arrest you ... Read more
If choosing Tim Walz as her VP is a sign of the quality of executive decisions to come from whoever will be running the Harris administration), America is in a lot of trouble. But then, why would things be any different? Poorly vetted, rushed through the process, and ta-da! Sh!tshow. Walz is one of the ... Read more
I hear rumors that there are more examples of this; faking crowds for Kamala, But this one was easy and obvious. The picture shows throngs of cheering fans greeting nominee Kamal and VP in training Tim Walz as they exit Air Force Two. It is a bright day, a shining plane, but the reflection on ... Read more
In the summer of 2023, the Attorney General’s office went out of its way to turn a trespassing charge (that was also thrown out) into a violation of NH Civil Rights Law. My assumption was that they were searching for a judicial ruling that would create a wedge to suppress free speech. Disregarding how offensive ... Read more
OK, I admit, I “stole” part of Steve’s post because I loved the alliteration (“Bradley’s Burgess Biomass Boondoggle is Back in the News“). If you remember, the Burgess wood chip electricity generation plant went bust when the NH Government taxpayer subsidies were finally denied to it. Frankly, with the caterwauling from NE Planned Parenthood that ... Read more
Bonnie Ham has one of the worst voting records of all time. Her opponent in Grafton 3 is Paul Schirduan. Ham won their 2022 primary by only four votes. Schirduan is a veteran of four years in the US Air Force and later worked as a civilian with the US Navy. His contact info is paulschirduan@hotmail.com, 603-728-8367. We ... Read more
This list I have compiled isn’t in any particular order, except for the last book. It is just a handful of many books that may reinforce, challenge, and/or change the readers’ worldview. All of them are either in print and/or available on Amazon except one, which has been banned by Amazon but is available from ... Read more
Dunkin Donuts in New England are a lot like Liquor stores in Florida. You can’t swing a dead cat without hitting one. They are everywhere. Ubiquitous. Long before America ran on, Dunkin’, New England’s morning was fueled by gazillions of cups of the stuff. I have theorized that, especially in the blue states, it was ... Read more
I was reviewing the headlines of the Maine newspapers this week, and two of them leaped off the screen at me because they were proof that the politicians in charge do not know what is happening. One detailed the millions of dollars Governor Mills was planning to spend to promote job opportunities to attract “racial, ... Read more
We shared a story two days ago about a report on local Government propaganda Television (ABC 9 WMUR) that something called Republicans for Harris was sweeping the nation, and New Hampshire was going to start a chapter all their own. Translated, we’re not Republicans. We say we are; anyone can register for any party (long-time ... Read more
Now is the time for all good Republicans to come to the aid of their State. The primary elections are barely a month away. While most voters are focused on the top races for Governor and Congress, we should also pay attention to the State Rep races. Some of the worst RINOs are on the ... Read more
While the Democrat party continues its long, not-so-slow march to the Left, the not-so-rank and file are not so sure they like where the party is going. Two months ago, Democrat primary voters handed squadster Jamaal ‘False Alarm’ Bowman his walking papers and replaced him with a more moderate white guy who likes Israel (Jamaal ... Read more
Remember that time some rich white people with too much money funded a treasure hunt for the mythical floating island of plastic? As with most alleged green endeavors, they were doing it wrong. Looking off the coast of Vancouver will get you some ridicule (I was happy to oblige), but if you want to get ... Read more
Most people who have been paying attention for quite some time already knew the writing was on the walls. The state Royal Family has selected Kelly Ayotte to be the darling favorite candidate for governor. It was obvious that Papa Smurf already approved her and just a matter of time before Baby Huey would make ... Read more
In my previous post, I had decided to follow up on Steve’s news that the NH Attorney General’s Office had demanded that Shirley Doheny resign her position of Town Clerk due to multiple voting irregularities that she was responsible for overseeing. I decided to see if she had already followed through and resigned as of ... Read more
I am endorsing John Rodgers in the Vermont Republican Primary to be Vermont’s next Lieutenant Governor. I do not generally endorse candidates in primaries, because I believe people should be encouraged to run and the Party should avoid internal conflict where possible. Indeed, Greg Thayer asked me earlier in this election cycle to endorse him ... Read more
For the first time ever, foreign countries are recommending that their citizens should no longer travel to the usually gentle and peaceable United Kingdom on the ground that the growing frequency of violent riots has made us a dangerous destination. How has this happened? Our Marxstream media, now more or less entirely captured by agents ... Read more
The New Hampshire Secretary of State’s office is holding Election law training all over the state this month (before the September primary). I’m not certain they want peasants to attend, but if you think you qualify or can sneak into one, it might be useful to hear what it is they are teaching your ballot ... Read more
The Father of the Constitution, James Madison’s prophetic wisdom must be restored: “What is government itself but the greatest of all reflections on human nature? If men were angels, no government would be necessary. In framing a government which is to be administered by men, over men, the great difficulty lies in this: you must ... Read more
As the site of the Summer Olympics, Paris naturally continues to espouse the climate change policies espoused in the Paris Accords. As such, the city has set a goal of zero-use plastic and banned single-use plastic bottles from the Olympic Games Paris 2024. Revelations that Coca-Cola has been exempted from this stricture and that some ... Read more
