Monthly Archives: March 2011

New Hampshire democrats are exposing their own hypocrisy again.  Doesn’t take much, but this time it is over HCR 19 which reaffirms our states sovereign duty to nullify actions by the general government in defense of New Hampshire residents.  Because … Continue reading →

Is Obama serious or is this another shovel full of… “…if history is any guide, any legislation to facilitate this latest “energy utopia,” (even one with oil in it) will be 3000 pages of nonsense that cripples the industry while … Continue reading →

On the oppressive nature of public unions…. “The facts are that the tenure system sucks.  It denies a younger generation of employees a future in their chosen fields.  The taxpayer propped up benefits are anything but equal, out of touch … Continue reading →

I’ll admit it.  I have no idea what goes on in State Prisons, county jails, or local lock ups.  And I plan to keep it that way.  But two weeks ago I met the Sheriff of Bristol County Massachusetts and … Continue reading →

As spring pushes winter out of the northeast and another New England summer approaches, I would like to talk to the Earth Hour fanatics and the concrete jungle liberals about the “ecosystem.” Anyone who lives in an actual ecosystem, one … Continue reading →

Let’s say, hypothetically, that everything sucks because of George Bush.  Hypothetically.  So back in 2008 we gave the democrats complete control of the government.  They had it all.  And they promised us everything.  They promised jobs, cars, peace, good health, … Continue reading →

From the nice folks at Yahoo News, we are asked to consider if screening applicants based on a past criminal record should be considered a form of discrimination?  Employers, having a massive advantage in available workers, are coming under scrutiny … Continue reading →

You ever get that argument from the teachers, or town, or state workers, that they pay taxes too? Like that makes everything “equal?” Well yes, you public sector workers do pay taxes.  But we pay the same taxes as you … Continue reading →

The print media is curious about why the Republican lead New Hampshire House has had so many Roll call votes this session.  They seem to be implying that it is a waste of money.  My first thought was that I … Continue reading →

The Nullify Now Tour video is piling up over at GraniteGrok, but this one in particular deserves special consideration.  It is Dr. Tom Woods, author of “Nullification” and “Rollback.” (Signed copies are on my bedside table awaiting my attention.)  Make … Continue reading →