Daily Archives: May 8, 2017
Boys today are indoctrinated that they are worthless to the human species
Dr. Helen comments upon the Netflix show 13 Reasons Why, the story of a teenage girl who commits suicide and leaves behind audio tapes of the 13 reasons why she killed herself. While she is concerned that it glorifies suicide, … Continue reading
The New Hampshire Democrats’ Double-Standard on Misogyny
Tweeted by the New Hampshire House Democrats [last] week: How about a State Representative physically assaulting an ex-wife in a bar? Apparently, OK … if you are a Democrat. In 2012, State Representative Patrick Garrity was arrested “on charges he assaulted … Continue reading
Balsams Sits Idle While Otten Fishes for More Investors
Remember the fight to block taxpayer-backed loans for Les Otten’s Balsams Boondoggle? The legislature and then Democrat Governor Maggie Hassan gave it their thumbs-up*. Well, it’s still sitting idle while Les hunts for more private investors. That’s not a good sign. … Continue reading
Northern Pass land purchases questioned
The proposed Northern Pass project paid nearly $100,000 more to acquire a Bethlehem property than a previous buyer did only 13 days before. Grafton County Attorney Lara Saffo highlighted five properties in which a middleman bought properties that were later … Continue reading
Politics, Work Mixing now More Than Ever
Americans are talking about politics. This we knew.But while the traditional advice is to steer clear of politics at the office, more than half of American workers in a new survey by the American Psychological Association — 54 percent say … Continue reading
Mike Sylvia – HB 614: No Hardship for NH Law Enforcement
This Thursday, May 11, HB614 goes to the New Hampshire Senate floor. We received a bad recommendation from the judiciary committee with a vote of 4-1 to kill the bill. Let’s all push the message on social media, in the … Continue reading
Warner gun range plan sparks regional response
A proposed indoor gun range here is prompting the town next door, Hopkinton, to weigh in. Last month, the project was deemed to have a regional impact by the Warner Planning Board, meaning that Hopkinton and the Central New Hampshire … Continue reading