Daily Archives: July 19, 2017
Oregon peddles bicycle tax – bike-crazy riders deflated
In Oregon, a state known for its avid bicycling culture, the state Legislature’s approval of the first statewide bike tax in the nation has fallen flat with riders. Democratic Gov. Kate Brown is expected to sign the sweeping $5.3 billion … Continue reading
Gay Lobby Mega-Donor: “We’re Going to Punish the Wicked”
Tim Gill is a major donor to Democrat’s, the backbone of the gay-lobby, and has been at the forefront of funding gay marriage and other LGBT initiatives across America. What’s his next target? Anyone who intends to hide behind their … Continue reading
Manchester Bitcoin Vending Machine Adds DASH, Making NH #1 For DASH Vending
With all the Bitcoin drama going on, it’s easy to get distracted from what is important. What is important, whether Bitcoin stays on top or not, is the idea of cryptocurrency, of which Bitcoin was the first. While I personally believe … Continue reading
Posted in Economy/Economics, Free Speech
Tagged Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency, DASH, Manchester
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Memorials promote ‘white heterosexual male supremacy,’ profs claim
Public museums and memorials serve our nation’s “foundational commitments to white heterosexual male supremacy,” according to two Texas A&M University professors. Tasha N. Dubriwny and Kristan Poirot, both of whom teach Women’s Studies at TAMU, advanced the claim in a July 12 article in … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Education
Tagged Campus Reform, heterosexual, male, Memorials, Monumnets, supremacy, white
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Judge denies trooper Flynn’s motion to dismiss assault charges
NASHUA, N.H. (AP) — A judge has denied a Massachusetts State Police trooper’s motion to dismiss charges accusing him of beating a suspect in New Hampshire last year. The Telegraph of Nashua reports Judge Charles Temple filed his ruling late … Continue reading
Posted in Crime
Tagged Assault, Joseph Flynn, Judge Charles Temple, Massachusetts, Trooper
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Donna Green: Behind the Scenes of Policy Committee
As the assigned school board head of Timberlane’s Policy Standing Committee, I have been trying to hold summer meetings. Policy formation is one of the principal duties of the School Board, yet the established schedule of Policy Committee meetings is … Continue reading
Posted in Donna Green, Education, Local NH Politics
Tagged Committees, Policy, SAU 55, Timberlane
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So It’s OK to Ignore Trump’s Politics If it Can Help You Sell More Doughnuts?
Meredith couple brings doughnuts to White House Take part in Trump’s ‘Made in America’ event When Rob and Jessica Stevens were notified last Friday that their Meredith-based Cider Bellies Doughnuts would represent New Hampshire as part of a “Made In … Continue reading
Rockingham Dems host talk Tonight on How All They Have is Hating Trump
Yes, I made the title more honest because lord knows they won’t. Also, make sure to wear your red handmaid burka and bring some accelerant. (You may suddenly feel the urge to burn some private property as a demonstration of resistance … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats
Tagged democrats, Exeter Inn, Indivisible Movement, Resistance, Rockingham
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