Category Archives: Local NH Politics

If you live in Hillsborough district 4 and you are reading this it means that you are probably not on your way to vote in your special election.  Considering how much democrats would like to win a seat don’t you … Continue reading →

Originally reported last November by Germany’s Die Welt, but just recently resurrected by The Drudge Report from the Jerusalem Post, Iran–the Islamic regime that has been waging war on the United States since 1979–is building intermediate range missile launch pads … Continue reading →

God has a sense of humor.  Just days after Republican State Senators in New Hampshire bent over backwards to the green lobby (and refused to leave RGGI) a major green lobby advocate (George Monbiot) announced that none of their ideas … Continue reading →

How many “pregnancies” actually put a teenage mothers life at risk in New Hampshire?  To hear liberals and their rent-seeking pro-abortion courtiers talk, creating life is so dangerous to the youngest and healthiest breeders in particular (underage girls) that no … Continue reading →

Remember all that stuff we didn’t have to have in the New Hampshire budget before 2006 when the democrats started piling it up into what has become our Billion dollar budget deficit?  I don’t either.  I’m not even sure what … Continue reading →

The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative is a reflection of failed ‘Green’ policy, the shadow of an idea that doesn’t work on so many levels that even prominent members of the Green movement have begun soul searching over their own contradictions … Continue reading →

From The Patriot Post.

That’s the Yahoo! News headline.  Though I’m not particularly concerned about that.  I’m more interested in the media narrative about a staged photo.  The word iconic keeps popping up as an adjective to describe this “piece of…history.”  Well, Iconic is … Continue reading →

Democrats are hypocrites.  Need more proof, just look to Obama care, and the billions it has handed out to big business, Big Union business in particular  Yes, a union is a huge business, one that donates tens of millions to … Continue reading →

Posted by Steve MacDonald My second thought after hearing about Prince Charles remarks on US beef consumption–I won’t share the first, it’s not proper–was “where is the nearest cheeseburger?”  The cheeseburger is perhaps the most perfect culinary delight ever conceived.  … Continue reading →