Daily Archives: May 5, 2017
Trump eases ban on political activity by churches
President Trump signed an executive order Thursday making it easier for churches and other religious groups to engage in politics without endangering their tax-exempt status. Trump approved the measure in the Rose Garden at the White House surrounded by clergy … Continue reading
Posted in National Politics & Policy, Religion
Tagged Donald Trump, Executive Orders
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“Do you have evidence of collusion between Trump associates and Russia during the campaign?”
Ans: Not at this time. H/T Legal Insurrection Get New Media Militia updates on Facebook!
Posted in Democrats, Elections, National News
Tagged Collusion, Diane Feinstein, Evidence, Russia
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ISIS to Jihadists: Use Fake Apartment, Job, Craigslist Ads to Lure Hostage, Murder Victims
The Islamic State magazine that has published tutorials on vehicle, knife and arson attacks as a tool of lone jihad is now encouraging terrorists to acquire guns at shows and shops and take hostages not for ransom but “to create … Continue reading
Rochester Fair shuts down, ending 142-year-old tradition
The Rochester Fair is shutting down, ending an annual tradition of 142 years, organizers said Friday. Families started going to the 10-day Rochester Fair in 1874. Its sprawling fairgrounds in the center of town were filled with rides, agricultural displays, … Continue reading
When a Selectwoman Challenges the Town of Piermont? – Part 4
It was the actions of Selectmen Stubbings and Subjeck and their refusal to abide by the laws of the state that forced her to file a lawsuit in Superior Court, currently the only place Right to Know complaints about Selectboard’s … Continue reading
Posted in CNHT, Local NH Politics, Right to Know Law
Tagged Piermont, Right to Know, RSA 91-A, Terrie Mertz
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Flashback: Will We Need A Mistletoe ‘Rape’ Exception?
From Dec. 2014 and the early days of the rampant campaus rape narrative. If a spontaneous act of Holiday cheer inspired a yule-induced smooch without the presence of a proper “flight plan” filed with the FAA (overseeing violations of personal air … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, GraniteGrok, Humor?, Local NH Politics, Progressives
Tagged Campus Rape, Humor, Sexual Assault, Steve MacDonald
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Prostitution Advocate Kate D’Adamo Axed From NH Human Trafficking Taskforce
The New Hampshire Human Trafficking Task Force severed its partnership with a group leading to the firing of its director who advocated the legalization of prostitution. Acting U.S. Attorney John Farley made the announcement Friday afternoon that the task force … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, New Hampshire News
Tagged Human Trafficking, Kate D'Adamo, Task Force
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Public-private partnership will provide $1.8 million to NH startups
Millworks II, a $1.8 million public-private partnership fund consisting of 40 individual investors and the New Hampshire Business Finance Authority, will provide extra capital for startups in New Hampshire. More… | NHBR
Playtime’s over, kindergartners
“This is causing a lot of anxiety,” the teacher said. “Kindergarten should be happy and playful. It should be art and dancing and singing and learning how to take turns. Instead, it’s frustrating and disheartening.” More… | NYP H/T Doris … Continue reading
Posted in Education, National Politics & Policy
Tagged Kindergarten, New York Post, SB 247
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#DyingPaper (Union Leader) Bipolar on State Budget
The Legislature’s part of the process begins with the House passing a budget and sending that to the Senate. The Senate typically makes changes to the House’s budget and sends it back to the House. The House typically disagrees with … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Ed Mosca Blog, Union Leader
Tagged NH House, NH Senate, State Budget, Union Leader
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