The Affordable Care Act was supposed to lower healthcare costs, but it has done just the opposite. Why? Because it ignored the realities of how markets work. | Prager U
Video: Why Is Healthcare So Expensive?
Posted in Budgets, Debt/Spending, Economy/Economics, Health Care
Tagged ACA, Health Care, Obamacare
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Notable Quote – Cassy Fiano
Liberals typically aren’t willing to do anything to lift people out of poverty and give them opportunities to improve their lives. They want to keep people in poverty right where they are, and they do so by making them reliant on the government for everything. | More…
US Senate to Probe Loretta Lynch
The Senate Judiciary Committee has opened a probe into former Attorney General Loretta Lynch’s efforts to shape the FBI’s investigation into 2016 Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, the committee’s chairman announced Friday.
In a letter to Ms. Lynch, the committee asks her to detail the depths of her involvement in the FBI’s investigation, including whether she ever assured Clinton confidantes that the probe wouldn’t “push too deeply into the matter.” | More…
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Posted in Crime, Democrats
Tagged FBI, Hillary Clinton, James Comey, Loretta Lynch, US Senate
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Trinity College president responds to professor’s anti-white comments
In this video, I update viewers about the Trinity College situation, in which a black professor made a series of anti-white comments on his Facebook and Twitter accounts. After threats were apparently received, the college closed yesterday and re-opened this morning. The college president had been forced to address the issue. Hopefully, this professor will be sanctioned, and this incident will help common sense prevail on college campuses. | Kevin Kervick
Recess canceled at NH elementary school after hypodermic needle, spoon found
Pelham Voters To Consider Ban On 55-And-Over Housing
A town in Southern New Hampshire is considering banning 55-and-older housing.
Voters in Pelham will decide the issue during a special meeting this Saturday. The ballot question would also impose tighter zoning regulations on 62-plus housing built in town.
The measure first passed in March, but the town is holding a re-vote because town officials failed to follow proper notification requirements leading up to the first vote. | More…
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Rounding Up Vacationing Voters’ Absentee Ballots
Special elections always present a challenge for campaigns — and even more so in the summer, when vacations and other activities can easily take precedence over politics in the minds of most voters. With this in mind, those involved in the upcoming District 16 State Senate race are pushing absentee voting as a way to remind voters to participate. | More…
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NH House and Senate Approve SB 66 Amendment
In the final legislative session of 2017, the New Hampshire House and Senate accepted an amendment to SB 66 to correct a drafting error. The bill still has the 20-week provision that drew the ire this month of some pro-life activists. | More…
Posted in Abortion, Leaven for the Loaf, Legislation
Tagged Ellen Kolb, Fetal Homicide, SB 66
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NH man Gets10 to 20 years for rape of 14-year-old in hallway of Manchester school
MANCHESTER — A man was sentenced to 10 to 20 years in prison Tuesday for physically overpowering and raping a 14-year-old girl in an unused hallway of West High School in 2015.
Bryan Wilson, 19, of Manchester, had faced three counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault and an alternative theory misdemeanor sexual assault, but he was only found guilty of one count of aggravated felonious sexual assault after an April 13 trial. | More…
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