Don’t ask NH Democrats. They don’t care.
Maxine Waters seems to be swimming in cash, which is odd because her individual donations for the year were less than $15K! In fact, Waters spent $5K for a fundraising dinner, which seems like a waste of money considering she only raised $15K for the entire year. This is a highly unusual imbalance and one that probably deserves a lot more scrutiny. | More…
| The Lid
Kelly’s dad grew up on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. She remembers her father, George, telling stories of growing up in “Irish Harlem”, a pretty rough neighborhood squeezed between Spanish Harlem, Black Harlem and Columbia University. George was a straight-up “city kid”, but each summer from about the age of 6 or 7, until he was a tween, George escaped to New Hampshire, and a Catholic boy’s camp called Camp Notre Dame on Spofford Lake. | More…
| NHPR
An excuse coming soon to “everything the left opposes” near you?
A LOCAL council has banned the construction of a synagogue in Bondi because it could be a terrorist target, in a shock move that religious leaders say has caved in to Islamic extremism and created a dangerous precedent. …
Jewish leaders are shocked the decision appears to suggest they cannot freely practice their religion because they are the target of hate by Islamist extremists — and that the council has used their own risk assessment of the threat posed by IS against it. | More…
Rich talked to Elizabeth Ann Moreau, who is a candidate for alderman in Ward 6. Elizabeth started the segment by speaking about her background, beginning by telling Rich about her time as an army medic. She then shared about the opioid epidemic, Government ethics, the Tax Cap and more. | Segment Page
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Early Thursday morning, President Trump teased a big announcement that would be made at his campaign rally in West Virginia later in the day. Like many things in Washington lately, the announcement leaked early and it was one liberals couldn’t stand: Jim Justice, the governor of the state, was changing his party affiliation from Democrat to Republican.
It’s rare for sitting governors to change their party affiliation, but that didn’t matter to ABC’s World News Tonight and NBC Nightly News who ignored the news altogether. | More…
| MRC
In response to this.
P&G Procter and Gamble released a commercial this week as part of their, “My Black is Beautiful’ campaign. It’s called ‘The Talk’. In the commercial P&G goes out of its way to reinforce negative law-enforcement stereotypes and is also casually racist. …
P&Gs ad has gone too far. It further demonizes police in our nation. What is worse is that the small children of those police will see ads like this on TV, as if their mom and/or dad are trigger happy psychopaths. | More…
Veteran businessman and higher education executive Rich Ashooh of Bedford was unanimously confirmed by the U.S. Senate Thursday for an assistant secretary’s post in the U.S. Commerce Department.
WMUR confirmed Friday that Ashooh’s nomination was approved without debate to the post of Assistant Secretary of Commerce and Export Administration. He was nominated to the post by President Donald Trump in May and received a unanimous recommendation of approval by the Senate Banking Committee last week. | More…
| WMUR
WARNER, NH — A local teen is due in court later this month on a theft charge after allegedly stealing items at the mall, according to police. Bailey Bigelow, 18, of East Main Street in Warner, was arrested on July 28, 2017, for theft-willful concealment. Back on July 17, officers were sent to the outlet mall to investigate an alleged shoplifting incident, according to John Dudash of the Merrimack Police Department. | More…
| Patch
“Attributes second quarter drop to retailers overstocking in anticipation of Clinton win.”
Gun sales have gone so soft that Sturm Ruger and Co. closed down its Newport, NH plant for two weeks, an opportunity for some much needed maintenance, said CEO Christopher Killoy in a post earnings call on Thursday morning.
The shutdown happened in July, which was after the Connecticut-based firearms manufacturer’s disappointing second quarter, the results of which were announced Wednesday after market close. But it’s no surprise that slowdown continued, since not only were second quarter sales down by a more than a fifth compared to last year but quarterly future indicators — orders and backlog — declined even more. | More…
| NHBR
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