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No Kings Rallies - The New Hampshire Gazette

Rallies · Portsmouth

No Kings Rallies - The New Hampshire Gazette

from around the United States June 14th, 2025 sent to me by various friends & acquaintances proving that a significant number of Americans still care about things like democracy, the Constitution, law & justice, fairness, tolerance, decency, honesty, kindness, caring, and all the other virtues so sadly lacking in too many of those who govern our country… Source Read Article

Trump’s Secret is Hidden in Plain Sight - The New Hampshire Gazette

Donald Trump · Portsmouth

Trump’s Secret is Hidden in Plain Sight - The New Hampshire Gazette

To the Editor: Why do people find Trump’s behavior puzzling? The reasons for it are remarkably clear. The “stooge” strategy has been a mainstay of mafias since before the Borgias: find a prominent but indebted businessman, bail him out, own him and have him bring your agenda into the mainstream. The Russian mafia bailed Trump out of massive debts accumulated from his many… Source Read Article

Can the Dumb-O-Crats Be Any Dumber? - The New Hampshire Gazette

Portsmouth, New Hampshire · Portsmouth

Can the Dumb-O-Crats Be Any Dumber? - The New Hampshire Gazette

by W.D. Ehrhart Several days after the inspiring day of No Kings rallies all over this country, in which millions of my fellow citizens took to the streets to let our government know that what is happening to this country is not okay with a whole heck of a lot of us, I learned that senior Democratic Party leaders including Chuck Schumer, Hakeem Jeffries, Kamala Harris, Nancy Pelosi… Source Read Article

Volume 269, No. 22 - The New Hampshire Gazette

Hmm… maybe we ought to try some self-promotion… . Here are a couple of excerpts from our “Better Old News Than New Lies” feature, taken from our July 19, 1888 issue: Rev. O.D. Kimball, formerly pastor of the Baptist church in Leominster, Mass., and now of the West Newton Baptist church, has left the latter place after putting a letter of resignation in the hands of church officers. SourcePortsmouth, New Hampshire · Portsmouth Read Article

Mon, June 30 - The New Hampshire Gazette

2014—The Supreme Court rules in Hobby Lobby that people who are corporations have religious rights, too. 2003—The Army Times reports that the Bush administration wants to cut combat and family-separation pay for troops in combat zones. 1984—GOP Chairman: “Put Ronald Reagan’s face on Mt. Rushmore.” 1982—With help from Ollie North, FEMA promulgates Rex 84, a plan to suspend the… SourceRonald Reagan · Portsmouth Read Article

Better Old News Than New Lies - The New Hampshire Gazette

Choice Excerpts From Our papers of early July, 1888 George H. Gibson of Boston was engaged to be married on the evening of June 27th to Miss Lillian Chandler of Chelsea, at the home of her uncle, Col. Wm. Long, and a wedding party of 200 waited for him till near midnight, but he did not appear. Next day he was found in his room in Boston, with a bullet in his head. It is thought he will… SourcePortsmouth, New Hampshire · Portsmouth Read Article

“First to Fight for Right and Freedom”* - The New Hampshire Gazette

by W. D. Ehrhart Soon after I heard that the Kleptocrat-in-Chief had ordered U.S. Marines to Los Angeles, I sent this e-mail to pretty much everyone I know: “The Posse Comitatus Act of 1878 is a U.S. federal law that restricts the use of the military for civilian law enforcement within the country. It prohibits the use of federal troops to execute civilian laws unless explicitly… SourcePortsmouth, New Hampshire · Portsmouth Read Article

Please, Don’t Shoot the Messenger - The New Hampshire Gazette

It has been a tough fortnight for THE MOST IMPORTANT PERSON IN THE WORLD. We say this not because we have any sympathy for the former reality television “personality” who now holds the fate of 8.2 billion people in his greedy little hands. No, just as anyone else would if they were so unfortunate as to find themselves in a confined space with a heavily-armed psychopath, we’re just trying to… SourcePortsmouth, New Hampshire · Portsmouth Read Article

Trump ends all U.S. trade talks with Canada over digital services tax

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Fri, June 27 - The New Hampshire Gazette

2018—Donald Trump’s banker’s father announces he’s creating a vacancy on the Supreme Court by retiring. 2015—Bree Newsom scales a pole at the South Carolina State House and removes the Confederate battle flag. 2006—Pinkos in the Senate block a Flag Protection Amendment.® 1995—Days after Rep. John Boehner [R-Ohio] handed out tobacco lobby checks on the floor of the House… SourceDonald Trump · Portsmouth Read Article

Wed, June 25 - The New Hampshire Gazette

2013—The Supreme Court rips out the guts of the Voting Rights Act. 2005—“I could kill someone with this,” says Vladimir Putin, as he pockets Bob Kraft’s Super Bowl ring. 1998—The Fed OKs the Travelers/Citicorp merger: the fuse is lit. 1996—Al-Qaeda kills 19 U.S. servicemen in Saudi Arabia and wounds 372. Saudis and the CIA blame Iran. 1973—Ex-White House Counsel John Dean… SourcePortsmouth, New Hampshire · Portsmouth Read Article

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