Monthly Archives: September 2017
Gov. Chris Sununu Speaks at Homelessness Conference
Gov. Chris Sununu spoke at the New Hampshire Conference on Homelessness at the Grappone Convention Center in Concord on Thursday morning. He addressed homelessness advocates, urging increased integration of services and communication between nonprofit organizations and the state. | More…
Puts to bed the lie that Planned Parenthood is “necessary” for “Women’s Healthcare”
[I]f pro-abortionists keep yammering and yelping that defunding Planned Parenthood will kill innocent women (and never want to mention the innocent lives they snuff out) and blood will turn our streets read, how can this be true if only 1 in 10 counties … Continue reading
Northern Pass Construction Experts Questioned About ‘Inaccuracies’ In Burial Plans
CONCORD — The state Department of Transportation will wait for new survey information from Northern Pass Transmission developer Eversource before moving forward on requests to bury sections of the 192-mile line under state roads. The agency’s Utility Accommodation Manual forbids utilities … Continue reading
The NFL’s Kneel-a-Palooza Isn’t What They Think It Is and They Don’t Even Know It
The NFL’s Kneel-a-palooza is beginning to grate on my nerves. Team owners and players think they are doing something meaningful, but they’ve been shepherded into advocating a false-narrative that feeds the progressive mission to kneecap the culture, and most of … Continue reading
Fifth-grade teacher gets schooled by parents after gender-neutral grammar lessons
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Basic rules of English grammar dictate that singular nouns take singular pronouns and plural nouns take plural pronouns. So when a fifth-grade teacher requested that students address her with nongendered pronouns such as “they” and “them,” it stirred … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Education
Tagged Canopy Oaks Elementary, Chloe Bressack, Gender Neutral, Grammar
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Colin Kaepernick donated $25,000 to group honoring convicted cop-killer
Colin Kaepernick started out taking a knee during the national anthem to protest police brutality, but his activism has since expanded to encompass a wide range of leftist causes, including a group named after a convicted cop-killer. The Colin Kaepernick Foundation … Continue reading
The Darling Princess: Prostitution Law Enforcement
ederal and state law regarding prostitution differs slightly across the country. Except for a few counties in NV, most of the country prohibits prostitution. Prohibition means it’s illegal. The law may impose different consequences specifically for the various players involved. … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Culture, Darlene Pawlik
Tagged enforcement, Prostitution, Sex Trafficking
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Chuck Todd: Towering Constitutional Ignoramus
This is what you get when you hire a Democrat operative to be a “news” anchor: a smug, self-righteous ignoramus. Here he is haughtily sneering at the next Alabama Senator Roy Moore by stating that, “He doesn’t appear to believe … Continue reading
Commission on Civil Rights: Notice of Public Meeting of the New Hampshire Advisory Committee
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the provisions of the rules and regulations of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights (Commission), and the Federal Advisory Committee Act (FACA), that a meeting of the New Hampshire Advisory Committee to the Commission … Continue reading
School Choice is a Needed Tool in Fight Against Demographic Winter
The Granite State is on the precipice of Demographic Winter which is a situation where there are too few young people to support the current level of population. Population decline will have negative impacts to the economy and, correspondingly, to … Continue reading
Posted in NH School Choice, Political Thought
Tagged Demographics, Granite Institute, School Choice
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The New Media Militia 