The former top campaign lawyer for failed Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is behind yet another lawsuit against a state’s voter identification laws, the latest in a series of challenges that stem back to 2015.
Previous efforts launched against voter ID laws were backed by millions from liberal billionaire George Soros, who has a personal goal of enlarging the electorate by 10 million people by 2018, as documents leaked last year show. | More…
Rich talked about the opposition that Commissioner of Education Frank Edelblut has experienced by Andru Volinsky and Chris Pappas, reading an editorial published in yesterday’s Union Leader. He commented on claims that taxpayers are being harmed, spoke about state-provided funding for education and more. | More…
For more than a half-century, federal law has banned racial and sexual discrimination. Employers are supposed to hire and promote based on ability, not skin tone or sex.
President Obama, however, wanted employers to consider race and sex.
President Trump just rolled that back.
Guess which man the media treats as racist. | More…
David P. Goldman asks the totally politically incorrect (but necessary) question: Are some cultures superior? My totally politically incorrect answer: Yes. But a better question that should be asked and answered again and again: Are all cultures equal?
The answer (not just my answer): Absolutely not.
Some cultures, including some in present day, were/are absolutely effin’ evil. They flourished briefly, then die away because they were not sustainable. (Cultures that act more like death cults always destroy themselves in the end.)
This also beggars the question: Is cultural appropriation wrong? | More…
Following the Trump administration’s closure of Russia’s consulates in the U.S., in retaliation for Russia’s expulsion and firing of 700 U.S. consular employees there, Moscow had a curious response to the matter: it pinned the blame on President Obama. | More…
I just got back last night from San Francisco – yeah, that one, where I was a speaker at what could best be described as the first time East Coast and West Coast voter integrity organizations got together. …
I think the event went well. Jay Delancey of the North Carolina Voter Integrity Project went to a college in the area where there was a discussion of election laws and challenged some professors to show up at our event. No takers. | More…
‘ From Waco and Ruby Ridge to Snowden and Assange: Are the Feds showing a trend of diminished results, decreasing popularity and increasing humane behavior vis a vis “the most prominent dissidents of each decade?” ‘
In the last two years, the number of breweries in the US has grown by nearly 50%. The popularity of local beer has been a boon to the New Hampshire economy. Still, some, including state senator Dan Innis, argue the Granite State’s liquor laws are restricting the growth of small-scale breweries in the state. | More…
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The Seacoast Repertory Theatre in Portsmouth is screening Derrick J’s Victimless Crime Spree Sunday, September 17, 2017 at 7pm. All are welcome. Drinks and concessions are available for purchase with bitcoin (and dash). 2 large framed movie posters will go home to the luckiest raffle winners.
RSVP on Facebook! Some adult language. General admission seating. | More…
A New Hampshire doctor has had his license restored and can return to practice following a suspension for opioid use.
Christopher S. Manfred, M.D., a former anesthesiologist at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, New Hampshire, can resume practice after undergoing treatment, according to a New Hampshire Public Radio report. | More…
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