Monthly Archives: December 2017
5,000 Of The Army’s Slick New Sig Sauer Handguns Up For Commercial Sale
Sig Sauer, the maker of the 9mm P320 semi-automatic pistol that the Army recently contracted as the brand-new M17 Modular Handgun System, is looking to spread some of that mil-spec love to civilians by making a handful of those new military-grade sidearms … Continue reading
New Bill Would Add More Oversight for Homeschool Students
A new bill would increase the level of oversight over homeschool students in the state. Each year, homeschool students in New Hampshire are required to demonstrate their educational progress. They can do that in a lot of different ways, including … Continue reading
Unintentional injuries now third highest cause, due to drug epidemic
A 21 percent rise in drug overdose deaths last year made unintentional injuries the third-leading cause of death in the country, according to data set for release Thursday by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Accidental injuries now … Continue reading
Integrity of the House: Why Katherine Rogers MUST Resign
(…) Rogers pleaded guilty to assaulting a citizen during a political process. Ballot recounts occur on a regular basis. Many political parties are involved in the process. To date, this appears to be the only case in which a person … Continue reading
Prominent New Hampshire Democrats Come Out In Support of Assault Weapon
Yesterday, Democrat House Rep. Katherine Rodgers pleaded guilty to assault on a New Hampshire citizen. Democrat State Party Chair Ray Buckley, Minority Leader Steve Shurtleff, D-Concord, Kris Schultz, D-Concord, and state Rep. Tim Horrigan, all showed up at the hearing … Continue reading
NH House Dem Pleads ‘Guilty’ to Assaulting a Citizen – Will She Resign?
Today, a sitting New Hampshire House State Representative, Katherine Rogers (D-Concord), pleaded guilty to assaulting a citizen during a ballot recount in 2016. The assault had been reported after the legislative session ended and an investigation took place. | More … Continue reading
Twitter: We Used To Believe In Free Speech But Not So Much Anymore
Business Insider reports that a Twitter executive named Sinead McSweeney spoke to British politicians Tuesday and made clear that the company no longer believes the answer to bad speech is more speech. Instead, McSweeney says Twitter is now on a “journey” … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Free Speech, Snowflakes
Tagged Free Speech, Hate Speech, HitAir, Twitter
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Keene State Looks to Reassure Students With Video Conference
KEENE, N.H. (AP) — Keene State College’s interim president will host a video chat for prospective students and their families next week. Interim president Melinda Treadwell tells New Hampshire Public Radio she wants to be direct with parents about the future of … Continue reading
Posted in Debt/Spending, Education, Snowflake U
Tagged Enrollment, Keene State, Layoffs
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The New Media Militia 