Author Archives: Steve Mac Donald

About Steve Mac Donald

Husband, Dad, Dog Lover, Blogger, (sometimes) Radio Co-Host, Free Speech Facilitator, Climate Denier, Gun Owner, info-junkie, ...

Black Lives Matter protesters shut down ACLU speaker at William & Mary

Students affiliated with the Black Lives Matter movement crashed an event at the College of William & Mary, rushed the stage, and prevented the invited guest—the American Civil Liberties Union’s Claire Gastañaga, a W & M alum—from speaking. Ironically, Gastañaga … Continue reading

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His crime: Selling too much bitcoin.

On April 20, 2017 a Fed SWAT team raided the home of an Arizona liberty activist, Thomas Costanzo. His crime: Selling too much bitcoin. Specifically, the charge was operating an unlicensed money transmitting business. In peaceable retaliation, I’m attempting to … Continue reading

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Man convicted of sexual assaults of UNH students in 1980s released

CONCORD — The man convicted of the sexual assaults of University of New Hampshire students in the 1980s was released from full-time corrections oversight on Tuesday, just months ahead of the completion of his decades-long sentence. Gary Fecteau, who is … Continue reading

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NH man arrested after submachine gun found hidden inside home

A New Hampshire man was arrested Thursday after a submachine gun, knives and other weapons were found hidden in his home, authorities said. Danny Coutermarsh, 58, of Grafton was charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm, and … Continue reading

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(Another?) Revolutionary educational concept taking hold in NH classrooms

MANCHESTER, N.H. —Supporters are calling the “mastery” concept a revolution in education, and it’s taking hold in New Hampshire. Teachers at Parker-Varney School noticed something remarkable when students returned to the classroom after summer break. | More…

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Las Vegas Shooting Fosters Growing Bipartisan Support for Bump Stock Ban

The mass shooting which killed 58 and injured over 500 in Las Vegas on Sunday has placed public scrutiny on the use of ‘bump stocks,’ an accessory which allows semi-automatic rifles to fire at rapid rates. | More…

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SCRC at APPLE FESTIVAL – SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2017

The SCRC will have a presence at the Annual Apple Harvest Festival on Saturday, October 7, 2017. The Republican Booth is #132 and setup must be complete by 8:00 AM as no other vehicles will be allowed access after that. We need … Continue reading

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Seattle Stupid: Hosing Poop-Covered Sidewalks Might Be Racially Insensitive

A councilman in Seattle is reportedly opposed to hosing sidewalks that reek of excrement near a local courthouse because he fears that it might be racially insensitive. No, this is not a joke. … According to the Times, Councilmember Larry Gossett … Continue reading

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Is There a NH Beer Brewed Specially for Menopausal Women? Yup!

When New Hampshire brewery owner Joanne Francis first floated her idea for a new kind of beer a few years ago, her employees reacted, she says, with disgust and horror. Her idea: a beer for women in menopause. Why not, … Continue reading

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Republicans And Democrats Don’t Agree, Don’t Like Each Other And It’s Worse Than Ever

“The fact that Republicans and Democrats differ on these fundamental issues is probably not a surprise, but the magnitude of the difference is striking, and particularly how the differences have grown in recent years and where they’ve grown,” Carroll Doherty, … Continue reading

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