The political landscape of America has grown more divisive and tense in the last couple of decades. Polarizing views on governmental policies, social issues, and the interpretation of the Constitution have led many citizens to question the path that the nation is taking. This period of political discord illustrates quite poignantly the critical need for ... Read more
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Exciting and sobering election news just days before November 5th.
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A prominent New Hampshire Seacoast Democrat got busted today for sign stealing. Jonathan Caldwell has served as the Stratham Town Dem Committee finance chair (election law complaint filed against Caldwell and Stratham, here) and he is the current campaign finance guy (fiscal agent) for Democrat NH State Senate Candidate Debra Altschiller. The ‘Grok has a long ... Read more
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It’s age discrimination to require sheriffs to retire at 70 years of age while extending judges’ retirement age to 75. A retired judge who lost sight of equal treatment before the law initiated this ballot question. Now you can plainly see what an elitist cabal our judiciary is. What’s also troubling is that voters aren’t fully informed. They aren’t ... Read more
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Just taking a moment from everything else right now. Even though this is “Superbowl” time for political junkies, I still have not had the wherewithal to do much about it. However, THIS much, I can do: I DO believe that Trump & Vance are the correct people at this time. We cannot allow Obama’s “transformation ... Read more
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If you need to catch up, the Grok broke News on Friday morning about a letter sent by the NH AG and Secretary of State to every election moderator in the state. It informs poll workers that they are to discourage voters from requesting a hand count for their completed ballot (emphasis mine). A voter ... Read more
Let’s talk some more about Mrs. Jake Sullivan, more commonly known to low-information voters as Maggie Goodlander. After Annie Kuster announced her retirement and endorsed Colin Van Ostern to take her place, Goodlander announced her candidacy as “Maggie Tamposi Goodlander” to throw around that Nashua household name. Dear readers, out of respect for the cherished ... Read more
Lily Tang Williams was a New Hampshire treasure, but now she is a national treasure. In her final debate with Dark Money, Maggie she’d had enough of her campaign bullshit. Many of you will have seen it, but who would get tired of watching it? ???? Chinese Communist Party SURVIVOR Lily Tang Williams DEMOLISHES rich ... Read more
Donald Trump sat down with Tucker Carlson and inadvertently started a firestorm within the legacy media. Trump was talking about Liz Cheney and her reputation, as well as her father’s, to shoot first and negotiate later. In other words, he told the truth about Liz Cheney being a pure Hawk who loved to start battles ... Read more
What happens after a car accident? For many, the process of pursuing an automobile accident settlement can feel confusing and uncertain. Whether you’re dealing with injuries, vehicle damage, or unexpected expenses, understanding the legal process behind these settlements can make a big difference. This guide will walk you through each step of the journey, from ... Read more
A deck pergola is a great enhancement to outdoor living. It can provide a comfortable space to relax, offer some shade, and add a touch of flair. Large or small, a pergola for deck can convert every deck into a welcoming space for social get-togethers, family gatherings, or just unwinding after the day. Benefits of ... Read more
I was astounded when candidate Kathyrn Mone won the Democratic primary for Strafford County Sheriff. Mone was Police Chief in North Hampton when a citizen, Coleen Loud, was breathalyzed, handcuffed, packed into a squad car, and arrested. For what crime? For drinking in her own home. This incident resulted in a $150,000 settlement payment that ... Read more
Why did the City spend $650,000 in attorney’s fees and City Costs in an RTK case? The First RTK Petition – My Costs – $225,000 I started seeking records in Nashua, the Welcoming City, in good faith, believing the City would comply. While New Hampshire’s Right-to-Know (RTK) law does not require employees to answer questions, ... Read more
As a sophomore spending a college year abroad (1967 – 1968), a friend and I thumbed around Europe during our free time and eventually visited Berlin. The Berlin Wall separated East and West Berlin at the time. However, Westerners were allowed to visit East Berlin with “day passes “ issued by the German Democratic Republic, ... Read more
Jeff Childer’s Coffee & Covid is a regular read for me, and today, he focused on reports that a majority of early voting was by women. That’s the media spin. There is a gender gap in early voting, and this is a good look for Kamala, probably because they believe that women (especially younger women) will vote ... Read more
In my previous op-ed, I explained where natural resource inventories come from; in this one, I will explain why they are an infringement on private property rights. Chances are that your town has done a natural resource inventory (NRI); most have. At its core, an NRI is a map that is laid over your town ... Read more
At the last meeting (before the lease sale) on the Gulf of Maine’s offshore wind development, someone asked about Schiller Station. It has been mentioned several times in past articles, with the suggestion that it might serve (speculation) as a place to bring offshore wind power into the New England grid. David ‘Whale killer’ Watters ... Read more
Biden’s/Harris’s weakness enabled two expanding wars, either could lead to World War 3. Their incompetence united the free world’s enemies. WW3 wouldn’t spare our homeland, many millions of us will die. Harris can’t think of anything she’d do different. Harris is hiding her intended domestic policies; Bernie Sanders says she’s saying what she needs to ... Read more
Friday, we reported on a letter from the NH AG and Secretary of State to Clerks and Election moderators across the state. It included a section dealing with voters who wanted hand-counted ballots (emphasis mine). A voter insisting that their ballot be hand counted should be advised that the town/city has adopted a ballot counting ... Read more
The accusation of “fascist!” is being tossed around a lot in the closing weeks of this campaign season, which gets me to wondering if these accusers actually know what fascism is. It’s a hard thing to pin down because fascist governments only existed for a very brief flash in the historical pan and only in ... Read more
