This is New Hampshire. If you want an income tax, sales tax, or capital gains tax, move to Massachusetts, Maine, or Vermont. Three convenient locations. One near you.

There is no “state money” fairy. State money comes from your money. Remember this whenever someone says we need “more state money” for schools.

More fraud from Democrats. I’m not even surprised.

Stay home motherhood should be the norm not the exception.

This is what “protestors” just burned down in France.

NH Democrats: “Property taxes are too high!” Also NH Democrats: “Vote NO on the property tax cap!” 🤡💩

This set is at Black Op Arms in Claremont right now.

Next time a leftist tells you “Nobody needs an AR15” or “Nobody needs a 30 round magazine” show them this video.

I want to live in a world where people still build things like this.

They will never learn. 🤦‍♂️ We cannot cede power to leftists. Ever.

The US spends $101 billion annually on SNAP alone, but delusional liberals still believe Elon could have “ended world hunger” for $6b and are mad that he didn’t. 🤡

A local teacher was complaining how “schools need more money” because many high school freshmen seem to be on a fifth grade level with reading and writing. Bro, then WHY DID YOU PASS THEM? If their mastery of their primary freaking language stopped at 5th grade, how TF did they pass 6th, 7th, and 8th grade? Really getting tired of teachers blaming the kids for THEIR failure as an educator.

Democrats and Gun Grabbers (which is redundant) keep saying “we need more gun laws” every time there’s a shooting. I ask them the same question every time: “What gun law do you think the shooter would have followed?” They never answer. Maybe my replies aren’t working?

This is incredible. I wonder, will the Roadster be able to detect if someone is about to rear end you and launch itself out of the way? 🤔

I wonder what medications the shooter was on this time?

It’s a #newhampshire thing.

Democrats keep posting about how “the State” of New Hampshire spends less per student than other states. This is deliberately misleading because they’re comparing a state with no income tax or sales tax to states that typically have both. We use a completely different funding model where our school funding comes primarily from local property taxes. We can debate whether or not this is a better or worse model, but it’s completely disingenuous to ignore the fact that the majority of the funding doesn’t come from the state coffers and present a message that NH schools are somehow under-funded. When you factor that in, we are spending the same or more per student than most other states. You may also have noticed that they never actually say the state should kick in more “INSTEAD OF” it all being on local property tax — they just say the state should pay more. Which means they aren’t talking about a SHIFT in funding source. They’re talking about ADDING one. They don’t actually want to reduce your property taxes. Their plan would mean your property taxes stay high AND the state raises or creates a new tax to send more money to schools. They pretend they don’t want an income tax, but when the opportunity to enshrine it into the constitution and permanently ban one was on the House floor earlier this year, all but four Democrats voted against it. They’re telling you exactly what they want if you can read between the lines… Schools have plenty of money. They don’t need “more state funding.” Especially while student populations are in decline. They need to SPEND LESS of the funding they already receive. In our SAU, 83% of the school funding goes to salaries and benefits. There are too many people on the payroll.