One of the professional lefts long-standing narratives in defense of gun control is that there is no need for personal firearms because the government will protect you. But Charlottesville, Virgina is the latest evidence of what the right has long maintained. | More…
Charlottesville: Another Nail in the Coffin of a Left Wing Lie
Posted in Progressives, Second Amendment, The Narrative
Tagged 2A, Charlottesville, democrats, Self Defense
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Sununu gets good review after speaking to Rochester 9/12 Project
It was not announced on his public schedule, but Gov. Chris Sununu spoke to the staunchly conservative Rochester 9/12 Project on Monday night — and came away receiving a positive review from an influential leader of the group.
“The governor did very well,” former NHGOP Chairman Jack Kimball told New Hampshire Primary Source. “He spoke for 20 minutes and spent the rest of the meeting, just under an hour, fielding questions from many of those who were there.” | More…
| WMUR
Facebook bans NH white nationalist’s accounts over hate speech
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (AP) — Facebook has banned the Facebook and Instagram accounts of a white nationalist who attended the rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, that ended in deadly violence.
Facebook spokeswoman Ruchika Budhraja tells The Associated Press that the profile pages of Christopher Cantwell have been removed as well as a page connected to his podcast. Cantwell was featured in a Vice News documentary about the rally and its aftermath. | More…
| AP
Donna Green: Superintendent Stonewalls Policy Changes
In more behind-the-scenes drama of your Timberlane School District, here is an email exchange between me and our superintendent whose contract extends to 2022. (Note, I am the school board head of the standing Policy Committee. Superintendent Metzler is the administrative head of such policy committee. Yes, two snarling heads on one beast.) | More…
200 New Hampshire businesses to split $7 million in 2017 R and D tax credits
Not too many more businesses applied for New Hampshire’s research and development tax credit this year than last, and they didn’t ask for that much more, but they sure are getting more – about three times as much.
Thanks to the state’s lifting of the R&D credit cap from $2 million to $7 million, some 200 businesses will share $7 million, or 92.4 percent of the total $7.6 million that they asked for. Compare that to 2016, when 193 businesses applied for $7.4 million in credits and got back $2 million, or 27.14 percent. | More…
| NHBR
N.H.’s Medical Marijuana Sellers Are Preparing For A Major Uptick In Customers
People suffering from chronic pain can now get medical marijuana in New Hampshire, thanks to a law extending the treatment to cover new conditions that takes effect this week. Later in the month, people with post-traumatic stress disorder will also qualify.
Chronic pain is the most common reason why people seek out medical marijuana, according to a National Academies of Sciences report earlier this year. Add PTSD, and New Hampshire’s medical marijuana market is looking at some major changes. | More…
| NHPR
Nominations sought for 15th annual Business Excellence Awards
The nomination deadline is Friday, Sept. 15, for NH Business Review’s 15th annual Business Excellence Awards.
The awards, which recognize the imagination, industriousness, innovation and achievements of business owners and operators in New Hampshire, will be presented in November at an evening reception at the Radisson Hotel in Manchester. | More…
| NHBR
Is This Why NH Democrats REFUSE To Condemn Communists In Their Party?
H/T Kimberly Morin | GraniteGrok
Former NH Owner of Liquid Planet Water Park Accused of Fraud
A New Hampshire man who once chained himself to a giant water slide stands accused of securities fraud.
Kevin Dumont opened the Liquid Planet Water Park in Candia in 2008. Since then, New Hampshire’s Bureau of Securities Regulation says he unlawfully sold unsecured promissory notes to investors, raising $1.5 million to fund the park’s operations. | More…
| NHPR
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Tagged Candia, Fraud, Kevin Dumont, Liquid Planet
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Why is LA Mayor Eric Garcetti campaigning in New Hampshire?
LOS ANGELES — Mayor Eric Garcetti will be in New Hampshire Aug. 28 to campaign for Manchester mayoral candidate Joyce Craig, according to reports published today.
New Hampshire is the site of the nation’s first presidential primary. Garcetti has not ruled out a run for president, but has not declared himself a candidate either while remaining coy about his political future. | More…
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Tagged Eric Garcetti, Joyce Craig, Los Angeles, Manchester, Mayor
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