Author Archives: Steve Mac Donald
Secretary of State Bill Gardner – Too Little – Too Late
In this article, the NH Secretary of State claims there about 458 returned same-day voter affidavits of people who voted in on November 8, 2016, without any form of identification. They simply filled out an affidavit claiming domicile at a … Continue reading
NHGOP Tries to Paint Hassan, Shaheen As ‘Rubber Stamp’ For Democratic Party On Gorsuch Vote
No one expects Democrat Senators to know the law or Senate rules because they make both up as they go along. There’s been some confusion over the language for confirming a Supreme Court nominee. By Democrats saying Gorsuch needs to … Continue reading
Study Predicts Balsams Will Generate at Least 1,000 jobs
A newly released study forecasts that revitalization of the Balsams Resort in the northern New Hampshire town of Dixville will generate 600 construction jobs and at least another 400 when the facility opens. Keep reading… | NHBR
House panel retains bill to ban conversion therapy
A House committee has voted to retain a bill to ban sexual orientation conversion therapy, the second legislative session in a row that such a bill has failed to pass in Concord. The House Health and Human Services and Elderly … Continue reading
NH Teacher Warns Parents About Psychological Evaluations On Their Children…
When a teacher warns you about what’s going on in her school, parents need to take notice. Yesterday I received a message from a teacher working in a New Hampshire public school. This isn’t anything new since several teachers have contacted … Continue reading
NH Republicans Embarrass Democrats With Their Bigger Budget
Concord, NH — The House deadline to pass a budget is April 6th, and the Coalition of New Hampshire Taxpayers is very concerned. Over the past four years, we have seen a net increase under Gov. Hassan of $310 million … Continue reading
Teachers Union Emails Spam New Hampshire Legislators
Teacher’s Union moves to protect its education cartel. The NH chapter of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) is promoting a robo-petition intended to dissuade NH legislators from helping children get the education that is the right fit for them. … Continue reading
40 Years Fighting For our Right to Know
Harriet Cady has some thoughts on RSA 91-A, over at Right to Know NH. Will we ever get an Attorney General who can enforce our right to know when a citizen brings proof of violations? Why does the Attorney General’s office … Continue reading
New Hampshire Could See six-inches of Snow This Weekend
For some parts of New Hampshire, March isn’t going out like a lamb. While the various maps disagree on all on the details (as you would expect for a late season snow chance,) the main theme is for a light … Continue reading