Daily Archives: July 10, 2017
Mark Steyn: Lutey Tunes
Apologies to all my readers: Last week I carelessly wrote about President Trump’s Warsaw speech as if the words therein corresponded to the definitions ascribed to them by Oxford, Webster’s or any other English dictionary. My mistake. Apparently the plain meaning of … Continue reading
Posted in International News, Media Bias, National News
Tagged Donald Trump, Mark Steyn, Media, Warsaw Speech
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Sununu Signs SB 3 Voter Registration “Reform” into Law
Gov. Chris Sununu has signed a voter registration reform bill into law that Republicans say will protect the integrity of elections and Democrats call blatant voter suppression. The bill targets what supporters label a domicile loophole for eligible voters. It … Continue reading
Comey back in hot seat over leaked memos
The NY Times breathlessly reported yesterday that Donald Trump, Jr. and others involved in the Trump campaign met with a Russian lawyer who got the meeting by claiming she had damaging information on Hillary Clinton. So the Trump people did what any … Continue reading
College moves on from LGBTQ director suspicious of ‘white gays and well meaning white women’
I wonder if he’s talking about Ray Buckley (white-gay) or Sherry Frost and if the latter does that make her homicidal too? The Claremont Colleges are looking for a new Queer Resources Center director after tweets disparaging white people and the … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Democrats
Tagged Claremont College, Jonathan Higgins, Queer Resources Center, Sherry Frost
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Michael Mann Refuses to Give his Hockey Stick Data to the Court
Michael Mann sued some folks, Tim Ball, Mark Steyn, and National Review because they “made fun” of his hockey stick. The Canadian court (where he is suing Tim Ball) would like to see the hockey stick data so it can review … Continue reading
Posted in Climate, Environment
Tagged Court, Dr. Tim Ball, Hockey Stick, Michael Mann
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The New State Budget’s in Effect, But Contract for State Workers Remains Unresolved
The new state budget may be in effect, but one issue still unresolved is a contract for state employees. Governor Sununu says he’d welcome a deal but it may not happen. Negotiations between the Sununu administration and the five unions … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Local NH Politics, Unions
Tagged Chris Sununu, Contract, State Employees
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Sandown Selectmen will discuss town employees’ salaries
SANDOWN — After a third-party study concluded that Sandown lags behind other communities in town employee salaries, selectmen disagree on whether to increase workers’ pay to match the market. The board will debate at Monday’s 6 p.m. meeting whether Sandown … Continue reading
Posted in Around New England, Budgets, Local NH Politics
Tagged Salaries, Sandown, Town Employees
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There is Nothing Worse Than Self-righteous Leftists – Especially in Keene
Keene City Councilors Terry M. Clark and Randy L. Filiault are asking Keene Mayor Kendall Lane if the Keene City Council can vote on a publicity stunt resolution. They are all about pronouncing to the World their Keene City Council’s … Continue reading
Posted in CNHT, Democrats, Elections, Local NH Politics, Vote Fraud
Tagged CNHT, Ed Naile, Keene, Kendall Lane, Randy L. Filiault, Terry M. Clark
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The ACLU-NH Lawsuit Versus Secretary of State Bill Gardner: Is Sununu Just Playing “Matador Defense”?
The phrase “matador defense” refers to basketball players who do not put much effort into playing defense. Defense is played with your feet in basketball. Matador defense occurs when the defensive player makes a great show of waving his arms, … Continue reading
Posted in Ed Mosca Blog, Elections, Vote Fraud
Tagged ACLU, Bill Gardner, Chris Sununu, Election Commission, Voter Data
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