News
Veto Override Abolishes Death Penalty in New Hampshire
On Thursday, May 30th, two thirds of the New Hampshire Senate followed the House’s lead and voted to override Governor Sununu’s veto of the death penalty repeal bill.
Opinion
Defects of the National Popular Vote
In the wake of the 2024 presidential election, in which a Republican again won in the Electoral College despite losing the popular vote, enough states have joined the National Popular Vote Compact to put it into action.
Opinion
Surviving in the Tax Farm
We arrived early because we knew that other “tax cattle” would be lined up for what we could get from our ranch owner.
News
Breaking: Sununu vetoes New Tax
On Thursday evening, Governor Sununu announced via Facebook that he has vetoed Senate Bill 1.
Opinion
The Most Powerful Gang In The Union
This gang has around one million individual members spread all across the US and nearly all of them are masters at deception.
News
Democratic Bill Would Hurt NH Workers
A bill to increase the minimum wage for hourly, tipped, and youth workers has passed the Democratic New Hampshire House and has moved to the Senate, which is also controlled by the Democrats. All eight sponsors of the bill are Democrats. Republican Governor, Chris Sununu may veto the bill should it pass the Senate.
Opinion
Could Conservatives Move Indiana’s Border?
Most states don’t respect your liberty. If you live in one that’s worse than average, there are ways to improve things.
Opinion
The Dangers of Conflation
There are likely many real-life examples of the left utilizing this tactic. The most powerful examples seem to be utilized to push the agendas of the LGBT movement, male-villainization, gun control, and racism.
Opinion
Humility is Still the Beginning of Wisdom
In wedding herself to climate dogma the young representative has wedded herself to hubris defined and it will be her downfall; little effort is needed on our part.
News
New Hampshire Police Use Stolen Money to Fund Propaganda
Essentially, they already stole money from a few people, so they will not have to steal additional money from the general public to fund this new contract.
