Monthly Archives: September 2017
How NH Discriminates Against Legal Voters
A college student using a dormitory as a “voting domicile” and who also pays out-of-state tuition to one of NH’s state colleges can use the bulk mail address of the college to vote from his new “voting domicile.” The same … Continue reading
Should Manchester be a Sanctuary City?
Rich talked to the listeners about a Union Leader article, in which candidates from Wards 1-3 conveyed their thoughts about whether or not the Queen City should become a Sanctuary City. | More… |Girard at Large
Posted in Girard At Large, Immigration/Illegal Immigration
Tagged Manchester, Sanctuary Cities
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Abortion Advocacy Group Targets N.H. State Reps
New Hampshire’s new fetal homicide law has drawn the attention, ire, and cash of an experienced, well-funded political action group dedicated to packing legislative bodies with abortion advocates. | More… | Leaven for the Loaf
Posted in Abortion, Leaven for the Loaf
Tagged Abortion, Ellen Kolb, EMILY's List, Fetal Homicide
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Modern American Red Shirts Silence Speaker Appearance with Threat of Violence
Eventually, the people will do your work for you. That should be Antifa’s slogan. Because that is, after all, the point of Antifaschistische Aktion. It is also the purpose of Islamofascist terrorism. To make people behave as your ideology requires out of fear … Continue reading
New Hampshire changes statewide assessment for students
New Hampshire students will take new statewide assessments this spring. The department of education announced Wednesday that it would contract with American Institutes for Research, a D.C.-based company, to test students in grades 3-8 and 11 in math, English language … Continue reading
Farmers Banned From Farmers Market Over Religious Beliefs Get Their Day in Court
The case of a Michigan city that banned family farmers from selling their goods at a local farmers market due to their religious beliefs about marriage headed to court Wednesday, where lawyers from both sides argued before a federal district … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, National News
Tagged Bridget Tennes, Farmers, Gay Marriage, Michigan, Steve Tennes
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Business group wants NH to seek Amazon HQ2
PORTSMOUTH — A group of business people in the region is trying to persuade state officials to apply to Amazon to get the Seattle-based retailer to locate its second headquarters in New Hampshire. Several cities – Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia and … Continue reading
Posted in Around New England, Economy/Economics, Jobs/Unemployment
Tagged Amazon, HQ2
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Task force appointed to recommend NH veterans hospital changes
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — The Manchester VA Medical Center appointed a 12-member task force Wednesday to make recommendations on the future of New Hampshire’s only veterans hospital in the wake of whistleblower allegations of substandard treatment and conditions. The appointments … Continue reading
Chief Andrew Shagoury: Marijuana is still illegal
September 16, 2017 is the effective date of the law decriminalizing certain amounts of marijuana and some marijuana related products under RSA 318-B:2-c. There is a difference between decriminalization and legalization. Marijuana will still be illegal after that date. Anyone … Continue reading
Ford mechanics working with police to resolve CO fume issue
MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) — Police in New Hampshire say that an executive and mechanics with Ford Motor Co. were in Manchester this week to help with carbon monoxide issues in police SUV cruisers. Manchester Police Chief Nick Willard said Wednesday … Continue reading
Posted in New Hampshire News
Tagged Carbon monoxide, Ford, Manchester, Police Department
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The New Media Militia 