Feb 20, 2018
by Aaron Day Today, the New Hampshire Senate began a public debate about reauthorizing Obamacare Medicaid expansion. Since 1991, New Hampshire has been funding a large portion of its general fund from a Medicaid scam loophole. We have since expanded the program and...
Feb 18, 2018
by Charlotte Iserbyt For those who don’t understand (and I don’t blame them) who is running the show to destroy our form of government education, and economy: how can anyone know what has happened when the research of patriot activists has been boycotted...
Feb 4, 2018
by Charlotte Iserbyt Marx Lives! (on American college campuses) “Student mugged, says he deserved it because of his ‘privilege’” is the title of an article by Maggie Lit was published on November 24, 2014. A Georgetown University (GU) student who says he...
Feb 4, 2018
by Charlotte Iserbyt Many of us old time education/political researchers assume the average American understands what is going on in our country since we, in the trenches for so long, understand the situation 100%. My recent feeling is that the average good American...
Feb 4, 2018
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Sep 7, 2017
Why has the military waited this long to address water contamination by James W. McConnell While it is generally understood that the U.S. Armed Forces are among the world’s largest polluters, it is not generally recognized that some of the most significant pollution...
Jul 27, 2017
by Charlotte Thomson Iserbyt President Bush’s “No Child Left Behind” could be referred to as “No American Left Alone” since what we are looking at is what the National Alliance of Business, which supports “planned economy,”...
Jul 27, 2017
The other side of the coin. by Charlotte Iserbyt Who should decide which members of our communities have performed “extraordinary acts of kindness”? Who should define the term “extraordinary acts of kindness”? (See Times Record article below.)...
Jul 27, 2017
The dirty (open) secret of influence peddling and one way to fix it. by James W. McConnell The current regulations governing the funding of federal campaigns disenfranchises and disillusions those eligible to vote, and fosters the view that our elected senators and...
Jul 27, 2017
by James W. McConnell The United States invaded Iraq in March, 2003. Over the ensuing fourteen years we’ve done nothing of significance that hasn’t proven counterproductive. None of this should have been a surprise. Prior to invading Iraq, Lieutenant General Bill...
