Author Archives: Steve Mac Donald
At Least 20% of SEIU’s Budget Went to Politics
Labor giant Service Employees International Union spent $60 million on politics and lobbying as well as $19 million on the Fight for 15 movement in 2016, and now finds itself laying off headquarters staff. The union’s federal filing to the … Continue reading
What Happens When a Selectwoman Challenges the Town of Piermont?
When Teran “Terri” Mertz, wife of George Mertz, Commander, USN (Ret) was elected to a seat on the 3-person Selectboard in 2016 for a three-year term, she never expected that her attempts to insure the town simply follow rules and … Continue reading
NH Bitcoiners Speak to Senate Committee About Bitcoin Protection Bill
Last week, HB 436 had its public hearing before the senate commerce committee and a bunch of bitcoiners from across the state came out to sign and testify in favor of the bill, which would help ensure Bitcoin businesses continue … Continue reading
Posted in Free Keene, Legislation, Local NH Politics
Tagged Bitcoin, HB436, NH Senate
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New Hampshire bishop: parish churches cannot offer sanctuary for immigrants
Bishop Peter Libasci of Manchester, New Hampshire has instructed his priests not to offer their churches as sanctuaries for illegal immigrants. More… | Catholic Culture.org Get Your New Media Militia updates on Facebook or Twitter
Posted in Culture, New Hampshire News, Religion
Tagged Bishop Peter Libasci, Illegal Immigration, Manchester, Sanctuary
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John Burt, Victoria Sullivan, The Freedom Caucus, and the Budget Process
State Representatives John Burt and Victoria Sullivan started the Under the Golden Dome segment by talking about the three budget bills that recently passed in the House, while sharing about the budget process. They pointed out how the Freedom Caucus … Continue reading
What is the NH State Board of Education afraid of? Better public schools?
Commissioner Frank Edelblut came under fire for wanting to improve public education in New Hampshire. You would think that everyone would join him in an effort to improve the quality of science standards used in our public schools. What is … Continue reading
Keene Gets New Police Chief
Acting Police Chief Steven Russo has been named chief permanently. City Manager Med Kopczynski made the announcement at Thursday night’s City Council meeting. Russo stepped into the position as acting chief last month after the death of Police Chief Brian … Continue reading
Education Bills Scheduled for Week of April 10, 2017
The House and Senate must finalize their bills in the next few weeks and then negotiate any differences as we head into May. Not much more left! As always, the detailed schedule with our analysis and recommendations is below with … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Legislation, Local NH Politics, School Choice for NH
Tagged Legislation, Michelle Levell
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New Hampshire Leverages “Cause of Death App” to Improve Disease Surveillance
New Hampshire is the first state in the nation to rapidly report cause of death records to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention through a mobile app, enabling physicians to upload vital statistics data twice daily, versus a month-long … Continue reading
Posted in National News, New Hampshire News
Tagged CDC, death, Disease, Surveillance
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I am happy that 60 Minutes verified what I feel…
Madison Avenue is one thing but advertisement based on subliminal and computer data studies directed responses are getting more and more defined into controlling our actions via decisions we are compelled to make. The process actually has effects on dopamine … Continue reading
