The issues of player safety and free speech are at the center of the recent press in New Hampshire surrounding Maelle Jaques, a boy playing as a girl on a Kearsarge School soccer team. We’ve heard about teams refusing to play Kearsarge over safety issues and parents who support girls being banned from games (and ... Read more
Maybe it’s due to some algorithm that I don’t understand, but hoop star Caitlin Clark has been on my newsfeed constantly for several weeks—even after her Indiana Fever’s early WNBA playoff departure. With the possible exception of Babe Ruth, Caitlin’s probably done more to promote her sport and her league than anyone else ever has. ... Read more
Yeah. So. Newsflash. The response to COVID may have been a bit over the top. The Chief Medical Officer (CMO) for England told the Covid Inquiry that the Government potentially “overdid” the warnings at the start of the pandemic as lockdowns were introduced and the vulnerable told to “shield”. He said that the balance in communicating the ... Read more
by Cassandra McBride, Ammo.com Before the 1990 Gun-Free School Zones Act (GFSA), only two notable mass shootings had occurred on school campuses. Since the passage of this legislation, many Americans can name over ten incidents without needing to research. Congress...
Tom Bowler
From Maui to Asheville, NC, the people have spoken, and Joe and Kamala, you’re fired. We needed water, food, and shelter, and you gave us high tide photo-ops in Reheboth and let it roll on black bets in Vegas. As the wildfires in Hawaii and Helene showed us in the southeast, you can have leaders ... Read more
The Pink Peach Tree was painted in 1888 by Vincent Van Gogh. One of the first books I purchased in my teens was a large, leather-bound coffee table book featuring works of art by Van Gogh. I came across this book in a basement bookshop on Canal Street in New York City. This was the same ... Read more
Today is a good day to revisit my previous article about Formella because the dropping of charges against the Elbit vandals had to have been approved by him, either actively or passively. Either way, it’s happening on his watch as the ship’s captain. NH Journal posted, “Formella’s office did not respond to a request for ... Read more
Whether you’ve been following the completed ballot storage box tape soap opera or not, this is excellent news. After a meeting with activists, the Secretary of State’s Office has decided to switch to the tape recommended and demonstrated by New Hampshire citizens. Here is the text in the image if it is hard to read. ... Read more
There is no upside to electing Kelly Ayotte over Joyce Craig. Ayotte will maneuver with stealth in favor of anti-freedom policies and will be difficult for many Republicans to go against. Those same policies initiated by Craig would be resoundingly opposed by Republicans. Donald Trump has been continually battling establishment Republicans. There are many, including Gov. Sununu, ... Read more
After a tumultuous week in Bow, during which parents were issued no trespass orders for wearing pink wristbands with XX written on them, we now have girls in Hillsboro Deering refusing to play soccer. Today, several girls from the Hillsboro Deering Varsity Soccer team refused to play their game against Kearsarge. The Kearsarge team includes a ... Read more
As promised in Monday Memes, I have an overflow. Let the mayhem, mockery, and ridicule continue! *** Warning, definitely off-color ones, in case tender eyes are about *** >>>>>=====<<<<< Relying on their allies in the enemedia to cover for the lies. People will not “get” the dangers of mass migration, controlled or not, until they ... Read more
Vermonters are suffering economically, and the state’s Progressive party (led by Lieutenant Governor David Zuckerman) is sharing its plans to make it worse. The pattern that is becoming clear is that rich people exploit the poorest of Vermonters to take more and more money from working Vermonters – making them poorer and more likely to ... Read more
My blood boiled as I watched this charlatan address the press after she visited the border in Arizona on Friday. Three years after her last visit to the border, although then she was miles from the border in San Antonio. This lying shell of a person gave an address aimed at people who have had ... Read more
As I noted in the update to my original post alerting everyone that the NHGOP dissolving the Raymond Town Committee, I observed that “One of the more clumsy ways to get more detail about a situation is to share what you know or have been told, “to get it out there.” That worked. We speculated ... Read more
The Boise State women’s volleyball team has forfeited an upcoming match against San Jose State University (SJSU) amid controversy over a male member of that team. It’s about time to Fight The Man (literally if you remember what that meant back in the day). Heh – real women are starting to Fight The Patriarchy (isn’t ... Read more
After the 2020 Covid election, the Vermont legislature passed a law that mandates live general election ballots be mailed to everyone on the voter checklist regardless of whether or not the voter requests an absentee ballot. This raises, to put it mildly, concerns. Citizens need to be vigilant because, Lord knows, election officials are not. ... Read more
Donald Trump, the 45th President of the United States, has navigated an exceptionally tumultuous political landscape marked by deep divisions and intense scrutiny. We now see how his journey to the presidency for a second time and the subsequent tenure could be punctuated by significant accomplishments and unprecedented challenges. Notably, Trump’s perseverance in the face ... Read more
NH House Rep. JR Hoell joins me to discuss a recent school board meeting regarding a superintendent who violated parents’ First Amendment rights. The parents peacefully wore pink wristbands with XX on them to support biological girls’ sports and were banned from the game. [Support Girls’ and Women’s Sports -You can buy pink wristband here] ... Read more
I feel comfortable saying that there are a small number of registered Democrats who would take a homeless “migrant” into their home and a few more who genuinely believe “sanctuary policies are about doing good, but most of them wouldn’t give a migrant the time of day especially the ones in elected office. It’s virtue ... Read more
A recent survey from the Annenberg Public Policy Center shows that roughly one-third of adult Americans are unable to name the three branches of the federal government. We are so screwed – and the Progressives are very happy over that factoid. Ann Marie Banfield has sounded the alarm on the DEI-infused Progressive group called NH ... Read more
