Opinion
Politicians Hate Your Delicious Food
Above all, I thought about how lucky I am to have the freedom to choose what to eat and drink and where to eat it.
News
Republican Governor Passes First Gun Control In Vermont’s History
With support from Republican governor Phil Scott, the Vermont house and senate have passed a major gun control bill, which is the first of three gun control bills that Scott plans to sign.
News
HB628: What We Learned From The House Finance Committee Work Session
The House Finance Committee held a work session on HB628 – the family medical leave insurance bill on Tuesday afternoon. Unlike a public hearing, the public does not have the opportunity to speak at work sessions. During the session, NH Dept. of Employment Security Deputy Commissioner, Richard Lavers, walked the Read more
Opinion
Is The Payroll Tax Worse Than The Income Tax?
In light of the recent contention regarding HB 628 and whether it proposed the creation of a NH state income tax or an additional payroll tax, we felt that we should discuss the distinction.
Opinion
Analysis of the Florida Shooting: A Look at Our Legal System
As a society, we generally condemn the initiation of force (violence) by an individual against another. This concept may seem to be clear-cut; It is okay to use violence to protect your life or property and it is not okay to initiate violence against someone in the absence of a Read more
News
FDA Cracks Down On Diarrhea Medication
On Tuesday, January 30th, the US Food & Drug Administration asked makers of the anti-diarrheal medication, loperamide to discontinue to sell the medication in large quantities.
Opinion
The Hilarious Hypocrisy of “Taxes On Taxes”
That is the reason that I cannot bear to hear bastards like Cuomo lie about being ‘taxed on taxes’.
Opinion
Anti-Gun SB492 Survives First Committee Hearing
Senate Bill 492 – A bill titled ‘An act prohibiting bump stocks in New Hampshire’ has been introduced by the above 13 Senators & Representatives and survived the Senate Judiciary Committee, meaning that it has a chance of advancing.
Opinion
North Country Politicians Seek to Increase Home-School Regulation
The government and private schools in New Hampshire have produced a student body consisting of 64% of students who are ‘partially proficient’ or ‘substantially below proficient’? Why are these politicians telling you that they can educate your children better than you can?
Education
Does HB628 Create An Income Tax Or A Payroll Tax?
Much like a Tide Pod, this bill looks attractive to naive children but is really toxic.