Washington And Nashua Have A Lot In Common Selecting people for critical leadership roles and monitoring their performance is paramount to an effective government. We all watched a bizarre public outing of our president’s diminished capacity and analysis of his fitness for duty. Those closest to him failed the nation by covering this up and ... Read more
New Hampshire resident Al Brandano is seeking emergency relief via a write-of-mandamus for the upcoming 2024 Elections. He says the state has violated federal law regarding the retention of election records after the 2020 and 2022 elections. In previous elections, the state allegedly ordered memory cards from the (super reliable?) AccuVote machines returned to the vendor ... Read more
Kamala Harris, notorious for avoiding anything but the friendliest interviews during her truncated presidential campaign, found herself in a pickle in her Wednesday interview with Bret Baier at Fox News. Baier was asking questions Harris did not want to answer and then following up on them in response to Harris’s evasive replies. What to do? ... Read more
Bishop Brady High School in New Hampshire made national news when its girls’ soccer team refused to play another girls’ team with a boy on it. That story got picked up by Fox and a host of national online platforms. Our copy included a link to another story we published that day—a follow-up on that ... Read more
Many citizens want more government control of the economy to curb rising prices. It is the worst strategy imaginable. Interventionist governments never reduce consumer prices because they benefit from inflation, dissolving their political spending commitments in a constantly depreciated currency. Inflation is the perfect hidden tax. The government makes the currency less valuable by issuing more units ... Read more
Kamala Harris will look back on this failed Presidential run and have a lifetime of finger-pointing ahead of her. There will be plenty of people to blame for her failure to topple the Great Orange Threat, but one thing is guaranteed: she will never point a finger at the woman in the mirror. There is ... Read more
NH Tourism, action in West Manchester’s parks (come volunteer!), what’s happening this election, and more!
School administrators are contemplating whether they should allow their girls’ sports teams to play against a team with a biological male on it; instead of the adults in their school making this hard decision, the girls and their families are refusing to play. It sure makes you wonder where have all the leaders gone? How ... Read more
You’d likely find ample evidence of this simple truth if you searched that headline on The’ Grok. From 60s riots to brick-throwing anti-globalists in 90s Seattle to brush-fire environmental action to BLM and Antifa more recently, the evidence is abundant. The left uses violence. It sells it, feeds on it, and regurgitates it. But the ... Read more
Cornerstone is pleased to release our complete list of endorsements for the 2024 general election. We do not make these endorsements lightly, but after much thought and prayer. ????️ Mark your calendars for the election on Tuesday, November 5. ???? You can find your house voting district by searching your town in the list here. You can find ... Read more
A major Granite State sports story this fall involved neither football, NASCAR, nor the Red Sox, but rather girls’ soccer. We’re looking at you, Bow, N.H. The story wasn’t really about soccer between the pitch lines but rather about those spectating from the sidelines—mostly parents, at least at first. You see, Bow High School hosted ... Read more
In a little over a week, one of the development projects is being strong-armed and fast-tracked at the hands of New Hampshire’s ‘Developer Class,” and the politicians who aid and abet has its final meeting before the lease sale. The Gulf of Main Wind project. It is a ruling class bucket list project advocates want ... Read more
For good reason, there has been a lot of focus on the supermajority’s intention to implement a carbon tax on home heating fuels (oil, propane, kerosene, natural gas) in order to meet the greenhouse gas reduction mandates of their Global Warming Solutions Act. The big vote on the Unaffordable Heat Act is coming up right ... Read more
There appears to be a new trend on the Left to minimize inappropriate behavior and diffuse the impact. This trend is a mutual effort of Democrat politicians and the complicit mainstream media. It is also a practice of the FBI that is teaming with the Dems to downplay the erosion of safety in America. The ... Read more
Mr. Rabideau, my middle school photography teacher, often preached “halves and doubles” in lecturing about tweaking the F-stop and shutter speed. The institution of substitution was what his lesson was about. Take a different example from the grocery store junk food aisle. When some Sunshine or Nabisco product introduces a new version labeled as “reduced ... Read more
First, and more importantly, no one was injured after a fire in a fire station destroyed over 20 million Euros worth of equipment, including a dozen vehicles. The cause is known—lithium batteries connected to a charger. AN EV emergency vehicle on charge achieved thermal runaway and took out an entire fire station. Did I mention ... Read more
Sam Douglass is a candidate for State Senate in Orleans County and a lifelong Jay Peak resident.
Before we get into the meat of today’s topic, here’s a quick review of how property tax reform has gone down in Vermont since Act 60 became law in 1997: Property taxes go through the roof…. A critical mass of voters howl…. The Democrat-controlled legislature promises in public they’ll do something about it, but in ... Read more
Marc Jaques is supposed to self-report on December 2nd for a 60-month jail sentence after pleading guilty to child pornography charges but that liberty has been cut short, at least temporarily. He was picked up law enforcement yesterday, the reasons being speculative. We had the opportunity to break the news last night, after a local ... Read more
Ending Gender Discrimination in Public Information Access I have faced unjustified obstacles and outright hostility for four years while attempting to access public information from Nashua under New Hampshire’s 91-A Right to Know law. What I’ve experienced goes beyond bureaucratic inefficiency to include gender-based discrimination. Nashua’s leadership treats women differently—and worse than men. The Disparity: Men ... Read more
