This past week, I watched an interview on the Joe Rogan experience where a researcher shared that the search engines are showing resultes to manipulate the elections.
I tried to see if Trump was coming to New Hampshire, and all of a sudden, I got the message over and over again that Harris was in the lead. That was on Duck Duck Go, not Google.
Tulsi Gabbard was put on a terrorist watchlist for being a threat to democracy. Then she was followed on a flight by Air Marshals and bomb dogs. What can she do to fight this unconstitutional profiling? Nothing.
On June 22, we will have another Freedom Day. This time, we will be working on a social media marketing campaign that we will roll out for the summer.
We will also be working on putting together an event for the 7th of July. The event will be on the Seacoast. The purpose of the event is to raise money for Liberty-minded candidates.
Meet at 8 AM to run. The run is a 10K around the city of Concord. There will be prizes and T-shirts for sale. The cost of the event is $15. All proceeds go to the local soup kitchen.
At 12:00 PM we will have lunch at street venders. Meet back at the capital to plan.
At 2:30 PM we will explore Market Days together.
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This is a universal phenomenon. We need to start something in their memory. Blood clot awareness month starts this week.
Join us for NH Freedom Day, which will happen bimonthly on the 4th Saturday of the month.
The first one is on April 27th. It will begin at 9 AM with a run around downtown Concord. The run will be a 5K and begin at the capital and end at the capital.
Then we will have lunch shortly after that at Tuckers on South Street.
Then, we will all go back to the capital for some capture the flag.
School choice is all people could talk about during the elections. Leo Plante and Veronica Lima, founders of Lionheart Academy in Peterborough, NH, are encouraging the people of Dublin to make their elementary school a private school.
Schools are something we are fighting for this month.
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The waste for educating a student is incredible. All of the town are paying way too much for the education our students are receiving. According to state test scores 31% of the students are proficient in math and 46% are proficient in reading.
This school should not be allowed to educate any children. They have failed.
What we need is a radical solution. That money that is collected from the town needs to follow the students. If the student is homeschooled, the money needs to go to the mom. If the student goes to private school, the money needs to follow them.
This would incentivize the teachers to produce results. What we have is a socialist system that doesn’t encourage any accountability.
This is done in places like Boston where there is a lottery for students. It wouldn’t be that radical or difficult.
Google was initially started with a grant from the government, and the government has continued to fund Google.
That makes it very biased.
Get out, and say, “No” to HB 154 today. Our government wants to make voting machines legal in New Hampshire.
They are not according to our Constitution.
Part 2 Article 32, of the NH Constitution states that all ballots must be counted by the moderator, selectman and city clerk. These people are an affidavit. They are also supposed to record them in a book.
Write to your representatives to tell them that you do not want any voting machines in your towns or in New Hampshire.
I will give you a sample email.
Dear Representatives,
I don’t want voting machines in this state. Please do not amend the Constitution. Repeal HB145.
Our government already passed a bill that would make voting machines legal, but we have some courageous leaders standing for us.
I am looking at the spending report again, and I noticed a significant increase in the amount of money we are giving to hospitals. $7,700,000 more. They cited needing temporary staff.
I called Glencliff Home, one of the hospitals that was listed, and their temporary staff actually decreased from last year.
