A New Hampshire Perspective
Interesting take on Trump’s UN speech “For 50 minutes on Tuesday, President Trump dazzled, and appalled, UN denizens in a speech that was the most detailed and reasoned defense to Continue Reading →
Trump’s speech was a dose of cold hard truth – I disagree with this report, but frankly, Trump made some solid points that the rest of the world would like Continue Reading →
Brown compares Trump supporter (Trump-ites) to ‘troglodyte(s)” Gee, I wonder who might be thinking about running for president in 2020…mmm. With Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders thinking about running as Continue Reading →
Is American turning towards Illiberalism? “The battle lines and formations are starkly visible: coastal versus inland, urban versus rural, “globalist” versus nationalist, Black Lives versus Blue Lives, pussy hats versus Continue Reading →
The new biopic about famed recluse author J.D. Salinger looks interesting (Rebel in the Rye). How many of those that served in past conflicts came home with PSTD, and went Continue Reading →
Oh, come on….what’s $20 trillion dollars among friends…like China, Japan, Saudi Arabia…….ummm…may want to re-think that train of thought….. $20 Trillion in National Debt Is a Big Deal Source: $20 Continue Reading →
As summer draws to an end and kids returned to school, they were likely greeted by the ritual of their first school assignment, “What I did for my summer vacation.” Continue Reading →
“Your buying time, your a great example for our country right now, it’s got some problems, you know it and I know it. It’s got problems we don’t have in Continue Reading →
Liberals sell innocence from America’s past. If bigotry is pronounced dead, the racket is over. “Is America racist? It used to be that racism meant the actual enforcement of bigotry—the Continue Reading →
“The fate of a lot of important issues hang in the balance of what happens with this trial. Just look at the health care vote,” said Jeff Tittel, a top New Continue Reading →