Monthly Archives: May 2017
Considering Religious Liberty
President Trump has issued an executive order on religious liberty, addressing in part the litigation between the government and the Little Sisters of the Poor over the government’s contraceptive mandate. The Sisters are apparently off the hook if I properly understood … Continue reading
New Hampshire House Review: ‘Red Pill’ versus ‘Rep Rage’
Yesterday, the New Hampshire House of Representatives voted to have a committee look into the online behavior of two state representatives – Republican Robert Fisher and Democrat Sherry Frost. The saga in the house started months ago when Frost was elected … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Local NH Politics, New Hampshire News, NH Political Buzz
Tagged NH House, Online, Robert Fisher, Sherry Frost
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City Wants to Police Sagging Pants
The saga of the sagging pants, it seems, is never-ending. Municipalities around the country — in South Carolina, Louisiana, New Jersey, Alabama, Mississippi, and Illinois, just for starters — have banned the controversial look, sometimes levying fines for those who … Continue reading
New Hampshire hiker who has been lost most of the week has been found
A New Hampshire hiker who has been lost for most of the week has been found. New Hampshire Fish and Game officials say that Randy Willett was found Thursday night in a deep snowbank on the eastern side of Mount … Continue reading
Ann Marie Banfield and Plymouth State University’s Psychological Profiling
Rich spoke to Ann Marie Banfield, Education Liaison at Cornerstone Action, for Is Our Children Learning. Ann Marie began the interview by telling the listeners about the psychological profiling that Plymouth State University has been performing on Queen City children. … Continue reading
Cop has hand on his gun while we’re “just having a conversation”
‘ Goffstown PD has demanded my ID. I’m standing with a sign on the right-of-way outside the New Hampshire State Prison for Women. I’ve asked them to provide reasonable articulable suspicion first. They’ve dubiously answered…but answered. I use the nickel … Continue reading
Posted in New Hampshire News, Ridley Report
Tagged Dave Ridley, Goffstown, Police, State Prison
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House Votes to Review Controversial Online Comments From Fisher, Frost
“All representatives should be held to the same standard,” said Rep. Victoria Sullivan, R-Manchester, who put forward the amendment to include Frost. “This body cannot pick and choose who they support and who they do not.” The House voted 182-180 … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Local NH Politics, New Hampshire News
Tagged NH House, NH Journal, Robert Fisher, Sherry Frost
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Former PP Worker Speaks Out House Funding Vote
I posted a few minutes ago about a U.S. House vote re-directing funds away from Planned Parenthood. My attitude was yay-but-Senate. Allow me to share with you a more decisive response, from Catherine Adair – a woman whom I have the … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion, Leaven for the Loaf
Tagged Catherine Adair, Ellen Kolb, Planned Parenthood, US House
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VA medical center addresses NH’s carfentanil presence
MANCHESTER — Carfentanil has made its way into the community and is responsible for three overdose-related deaths in the state. Carfentanil is a synthetic opioid 100 times more potent than fentanyl. The tremendous strength of this drug has contributed to … Continue reading
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The New Media Militia 