Author Archives: Steve Mac Donald
Liberalism is Oppression
(…) I could go on, but suffice it to say, liberalism isn’t the panacea feminists imagine it to be. It doesn’t free women from oppression. It is oppression. It’s bondage to state power. It reduces a woman’s control over her … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Democrats, Feminisim, National News, National Politics & Policy, Progressives
Tagged DC McAllister, J.K. Rowling, Liberals, The Federalist
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Some Asshat Is Driving NH State Sen. Donna Soucy’s Car
At 2:15 (yesterday) afternoon on Center St. in Concord, this asshat decided it would be a great idea to pass me on the left, riding over the center line, in front of St. Paul’s Church because traffic was stopped for … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Progressives
Tagged Doing the people's business, Donna Soucy, Driving Lessons
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Budget negotiators back to work as Thursday deadline nears
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — New Hampshire House and Senate budget negotiators combed through competing two-year spending plans Monday, but it was an anti-spending provision on abortion that caused a stir. A conference committee is working to reconcile differences between the … Continue reading
New Hampshire law takes aim at invasive species
Replace ‘aquatic plants’ or ‘aquatic plants and animals’ with “Democrats” and we’ve got something. CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — The state is reminding boaters to be aware of a new law that went into effect this year that prohibits the transport of … Continue reading
Posted in Around New England, Environment, Legislation
Tagged Boating, Invasive Species
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Neighbors rescue Laconia man trapped in brook under lawn mower
LACONIA, N.H. —A Laconia man is thankful to be OK after his 700-pound lawn mower landed on top of him in his backyard, trapping him in a brook. Bernie Colangeli has some bumps and bruises, but all things considered, he’s … Continue reading
How taxes rise while enrollment drops in N.H. school districts
No one in this article blames unrealistic union contracts, salaries, benefits, administrative costs, …and whose fault are they? “The state’s process for funding public education puts school systems and property owners in adversarial roles,” Mark MacLean, the superintendent for SAU … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Debt/Spending, Education, taxes
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STATE SENATOR ANDY SANBORN ANNOUNCES RUN FOR CONGRESS
BEDFORD, NH – State Senator Andy Sanborn (R – Bedford), Chairman of the Senate Ways and Means Committee, announced Tuesday that he will run for United States Congress in New Hampshire’s First Congressional District. His announcement video can be seen here. | More… … Continue reading
Manchester police stun Northfield man after chase involving stolen truck
MANCHESTER – A Northfield man accused of leading police on a chase in a stolen truck and then attempting to flee on foot had to be subdued with a stun gun, police said Monday. Eric Sleeper, 46, was arrested Friday … Continue reading
The Somnambulism Defense: The Sleepwalking Murderer of Pembroke
Doubtless many people are murdered in their sleep. But its not often the would-be murderer is asleep, too, suffering from somnambulism. But that was the case in 1833 in Pembroke, N.H., or at least that’s what everyone believed. It was … Continue reading
Posted in Around New England, Crime
Tagged Abraham Prescott, Chauncey Cochran, Pembroke, Sally Cochran
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Volinsky’s Rules …
After some “light reading,” I believe I have uncovered Executive Councilor Andru Volinsly’s Rules for governing New Hampshire. I could call them Volinsky’s Rules for Radicals, which is more clever, but this list is standard Democrat party fare, and more … Continue reading
The New Media Militia 