Here are last weeks top-5 most clicked, viewed, read, or shared posts.
5. So, Joe Sweeney is Going to Resign As Chair of the New Hampshire Young Republicans?
4. Trinity College in Connecticut Closed After Prof Posts Threats to GOP Online
3. Earth set for an ‘asteroid encounter’ this week
2. ‘Client list’ entered into evidence in accused NH madam’s trial
1. Franklin NH Gets $125,000.00 for Dropout Prevention
The analysis that alleged that Russia was behind the DNC server breach was carried out not by the U.S. government, but by the private security group CrowdStrike.
CrowdStrike is the sole source of this claim, with their June 2016 report, “Bears in the Midst: Intrusion into the Democratic National Committee” being the basis of the DNC’s Russian hacking allegations.
Here are five key points about CrowdStrike that the mainstream media is ignoring: | More…
When a New Hampshire police chief pulled a homemade Islamic State flag from a wall at a dam this month, it spurred a host of questions about First Amendment rights in the era of terrorism.
Pittsfield Police Chief Jeffrey Cain said the black-and-white flag was causing alarm in the community. Chief Cain said he worked with the FBI on the matter but decided there was no crime in posting the flag and there was no evidence of a terrorist plot. | More…
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Liberty Dinner is the NHLA’s primary fundraiser. In 2016, we donated over $33,000 to endorsed campaigns across New Hampshire, helping 71 pro-liberty candidates win seats in our legislature.
**School Choice 2017**
Frank Edelblut, NH Commissioner of Education and prior NHLA-endorsed gubernatorial candidate, is the 2017 Liberty Dinner featured speaker. School choice experts from across NH will join in a panel discussion.
Head to libertydinner.com to buy your tickets, enjoy the company of your peers, and forward liberty in New Hampshire! | New Hampshire Liberty Alliance
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New Hampshire’s jobless rate remained one of the lowest in the nation in May, continuing a steady pace of job creation and moderate wage gains, but some economists see potential labor shortages taking the wind out of the state’s sails.
The state’s seasonally adjusted jobless rate last month came in at 2.9 percent, a 0.1-point increase from the previous month and about the same as it was a year ago, the New Hampshire Employment Security agency reported. Over the past year, however, the state has added 5,300 jobs, the agency said. | More…
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CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — A search committee has been formed to help select a successor to University of New Hampshire President Mark Huddleston.
This is not a joke. These people are serious.
In a progressive society, it is often white families that stand in the way of equality and justice. Systemic white supremacy depends, first and foremost, on the white family unit. When white conquerors forcefully penetrated the indigenous, egalitarian homeland of the Native peoples of America, they were quick to replicate their white societies, initiating their parasitism by establishing white plantations, headed by white fathers, submissive white mothers, and, most critically, white children, with full dominion over the enslaved and oppressed people of color that were forced to uphold these micro-fiefdoms. | More…
Maggie goes to DC and forgets that her last proposed state budget as governor of New Hampshire cut $58 million dollars out of the New Hampshire Department of health and human services budget. Seven million of that from nursing homes. | More…
I previously posted about Governor Sunna’s nomination of Bobbie Hantz Marconi to the New Hampshire Supreme Court here and here. In brief, I was of the opinion that Sununu was playing identity politics along the lines President George W. Bush played when he nominated Harriet Miers to the United States Supreme Court because Marconi has no experience in or interest in constitutional law.
I truly hate to say I told you so, given how rare and crucial supreme court appointments are, but I told you so. | More…
Will arming teachers make schools safer? While that debate continues across the country, this week more than a dozen school employees from around Colorado spent three days learning advanced gun skills at a shooting range outside of Denver.
“I don’t have any children of my own,” says Kelly Blake, “so these students are my children.” Blake is an agricultural education teacher at Fleming School in Colorado’s eastern plains. She says she attended the advanced training, learning shooting accuracy, efficiency, and gun safety because she wants to make sure her students are “protected at all times.” | More…
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