This week, we discuss the wrongly assembled Manchester School Charter Commission and the AG’s letter explaining why the question to take the schools out under the City’s tax cap cannot to placed on the ballot this year–phew!
I recently joined Carter of Unsafe Space for a freewheeling discussion about the Free State Project, my landmark court case, police reform, my Senate race, and more! Like what you hear? PLEASE show your support by:
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I joined Josh from Goffstown and Representative Gary Hopper on Wednesday for a discussion about my state senate race, my book The Ecstatic Pessimist, the state of the world and New Hampshire, and ideas about how we can keep NH awesome! (Psst: with less vitriol and more less government! :P)
This week we again end up discussing the virus, the role of masks, how YOU can make certain lifestyle choices, including reducing your social media and TV news time, to improve your own overall health, and more!
Last Thursday, after my bedtime (by which I mean, after 8:30PM, when I stop functioning well because I get up at the crack of dawn), I joined the Libertarian Party of Massachusetts on their new show, Libertarian Nuts and Bolts with Lauren Cahillane.
Take a gander on their Facebook page (my segment starts around 35m) if you want to learn more about my theory of what sort of “planet” New Hampshire would resemble in a sci-fi movie–hint: it’s the cool spot where everyone goes to trade, have their ship fixed, meet business partners on neutral ground, and stock up on stuff, i.e. a FREE MARKET PLACE, and why I think we should always “Keep NH Open for Business,” no matter what everyone around us is doing, and always put New Hampshire First! (Which means Granite Staters are free to live their lives without intrusion by government into our homes, our health choices, and how we conduct our businesses.)
This week we thank our fans, discuss police reform possibilities, and more!
This week we lean into some ideas for police reform,and we discuss the Mayor’s tie-breaking vote to deny lower income neighborhoods pool time this summer while still allowing her own children to swim in the private North End pools. That’s not how germs work, amirite?
We’re back in the studio! This week, we delve into some hot topics, including police brutality and the past week’s riots, the secret list of bad NH cops, the NH Supreme Court’s overturn of the terrible Fenniman case (yay!), and more…