New Hampshire, USA
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Wondering how to vote on November 3. Libertyballot.com Download a sample ballot for your NH voting district. Preview the school property tax cap question that will appear on the ballot.
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BREAKING: The Supreme Court allowed New Hampshire to continue enforcing voter ID guidance excluding student IDs as evidence of identity, citing Purcell to stay a contrary lower court ruling. Justice Jackson dissented.
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What is the most important lesson a #libertarian should teach his child? My answer: "They're not your f*king friends."
A Porcupine told me they were convinced to move to the Free State after watching my rant two years ago at Porcfest. Had to reprise it … ( See if it'll work on another one of you! ) #notyourf_kingfriend #clilpFSL #LibertarianHomeland
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If special interest groups thought they could beat the property tax cap fairly at the ballot box, they wouldn't be playing dirty beat it. No matter how much special interests lie, the property tax cap question gives you the power to avoid being taxed out of your home.
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NH Democrats: “Property taxes are too high!” Also NH Democrats: “Vote NO on the property tax cap!” 🤡💩
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Vote YES to the tax cap on November 3
If today’s Saint Anselm poll is correct, here is a map where the tax cap passes (SAUs) Only a handful fail.
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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.
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Next time a leftist tells you “Nobody needs an AR15” or “Nobody needs a 30 round magazine” show them this video.
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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.
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FROM HERO TO ZERO Don Bolduc: New Hampshire’s Modern-Day Benedict Arnold By: New Hampshire for America First Published: October 19, 2026, 8:05 p.m. ET NEW HAMPSHIRE — Retired and now disgraced Brigadier General Don Bolduc (@GenDonBolduc) has apparently discovered a remarkable new political philosophy: When the grassroots movement that carried you into the spotlight is no longer politically convenient, simply turn around and piss in the faces of the very people who stood behind you. Once celebrated as a conservative warrior willing to challenge the political establishment and sacrificing his last ioda of credibility, Bolduc has now endorsed Democrat Communist Party Chris Pappas for US Senate, leaving former supporters unsurprised by another display of betrayal by the discredited Dollar General. For years, Bolduc traveled New Hampshire courting grassroots conservatives, embracing their concerns about the disputed 2020 election, championing constitutional freedoms, and presenting himself as a principled alternative to the political establishment. Thousands invested their time, reputations, money, and energy defending him. Then came his infamous September 2022 Famous Fox News Flip-Flop, when the same man who had repeatedly questioned the presidential election suddenly announced that it had not been stolen. Apparently, political convictions come with an expiration date, conveniently timed to coincide with winning a Republican primary. But the hypocrisy doesn't end there. An August 1, 2022, New Hampshire Firearms Coalition candidate survey, bearing Bolduc's name and signature, specifically asked whether he would pledge to withhold endorsements from candidates willing to undermine the Second Amendment rights of New Hampshire citizens. His answer? YES. Not maybe. Not depending on which direction the political winds blow. YES. Fast-forward to October 2026, and Bolduc is endorsing Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Chris Pappas, whose record on gun control stands in stark contrast to the constitutional conservatism Bolduc once championed. Evidently, a signed pledge is only as valuable as the political opportunity it might provide under such flexible principles. The irony is almost comical. Here is a man who spent years warning conservatives about the Democratic political establishment, only to become a useful political endorsement for that same establishment. The party whose policies he spent years campaigning against is suddenly worthy of his public support. What changed? The Constitution? The Democratic Party's platform? Or merely Bolduc's desperate search for continued political relevance after his failed Senate campaign? One might reasonably wonder whether this is political evolution or simply political survival dressed up in a general's uniform. Bolduc's endorsement also comes against the backdrop of his longstanding political friction with the Sununu family. In 2022, then-Governor Chris Sununu publicly criticized Bolduc's candidacy, contributing to an already contentious relationship. Now, Bolduc has endorsed Democrat Chris Pappas over Republican John E. Sununu, Chris Sununu's older brother. Although Bolduc denies that personal grievances motivated his decision, the history raises questions about whether his opposition to the Sununu family played any role. Bolduc instead cites Pappas's veteran advocacy, bipartisan cooperation, and willingness to put country before party—which he’s already proved otherwise. Meanwhile, an online 2026 election reference also lists Bolduc as an endorser of Democratic congressional candidate Stefany Shaheen, although that reported endorsement has not been independently confirmed while rumors are also circling that he may also endorse seditious democrat Maggie Goodlander. To the grassroots conservatives who sacrificed countless hours supporting him, Bolduc's latest maneuver represents something far more personal than a routine political disagreement. It is betrayal. These were people who knocked on doors, defended his reputation, attended rallies, donated money, and stood beside him when the political establishment wanted nothing to do with him. They didn't abandon Bolduc when supporting him became difficult. He abandoned them when their loyalty was no longer useful and became New Hampshire’s modern-day Benedict Arnold. At least Benedict Arnold secured himself a new military commission after changing sides. Bolduc appears content with political applause from the very people he once stood against, who are introducing communist values into our state and country—something he once fought against during his military service but now endorses. And while Bolduc's military decorations may command attention, an impressive ribbon rack is no substitute for integrity. As any veteran understands, leadership is not measured by how much hardware someone wears on his chest, but by the character, loyalty, and accountability demonstrated when circumstances become difficult. Military service deserves respect. Political hypocrisy does not. No amount of brass, ribbons, rank, or carefully cultivated patriotic imagery can erase the spectacle of a man repeatedly reversing himself while expecting the same people he betrayed to continue saluting. He has proven time and time again to be a self-serving opportunist with zero integrity. In fact, a ribbon rack that big may suggest more time was spent wearing out his knee pads than his military boots. Don Bolduc is free to endorse Democrats, reinvent himself, and chase whatever political relevance remains available to him. But he should spare New Hampshire conservatives another sermon about honor, loyalty, and principle. Those are qualities demonstrated through actions, not campaign slogans or military résumés. The grassroots movement gave Bolduc its trust, its resources, and its unwavering support. His response has been a succession of reversals culminating in an endorsement that makes a mockery of the political identity he spent years promoting. The tragedy isn't that New Hampshire lost a conservative hero. It's that so many people believed they had one in the first place. Loyalty. Duty. Respect. Selfless service. Honor. Integrity. Personal courage. These are the Army Values that every soldier is expected to live by, not merely recite when convenient. Bolduc spent a military career wearing a uniform that represents those principles. Yet the moral compass reversals have left former supporters realizing his inability to carry those same values into public life—if he ever had them at all. What a shameful and disgraceful legacy to build for yourself. After decades of military service, imagine having your reputation defined not by the years of service, but by the people who stood beside you, only to feel betrayed when you changed sides with the enemy. A general may retire his uniform, but he should never retire his principles—if he ever had any. He is NOT an honorable man. #TRAITOR 🇺🇸 #NH4AmericaFirst #NH4AF #NHMAGA #NHPolitics
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If Democrats thought they could beat the property tax cap on election day, they wouldn't have sued to keep it off your ballot. The question is on the ballot, and the decision remains with YOU. Property taxes are on the ballot this November, and House Republicans are delivering
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While Democrats spend the weekend parading around with Gavin Newsom, our message is clear: DON'T CALIFORNIA OUR NEW HAMPSHIRE! We will NEVER allow the Democrats to import California's failed policies to infect the Granite State- it's a Granite Guarantee.
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The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency reviewed nine of the nation’s largest banks and found all nine had policies that required, encouraged, or influenced staff to deny or limit service based on customers’ political or religious beliefs or lawful business activity. Debanking people for their political beliefs is a threat to every American’s liberty.
Major banks closed accounts of MAGA, pro-life and other conservative groups disfavored by Biden admin: bombshell report trib.al/Ttt6eY9
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It's time to yank legal immunity from the vaccine industry, criminally indict Big Pharma's corrupt executives, and imprison those who have medically maimed children and adults while deliberately burying the evidence.
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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.
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Democrats tell you they’re going to cut your costs but when you look around the country the most unaffordable places to live are always the blue cities and towns. Why are people still falling for this?
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With 8 silver bits (one-tenth rounds from @localsilver), our friend James just signed up as our newest @nhliberty member!
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Every Democrat who knocks on your door in NH pretends to be moderate / damn near Republican to get your vote, then votes like a radical leftist once they’re actually elected. They KNOW what the voters really want and have to lie about who they are to win. Pathetic.
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My husband took this picture of me in 2015 when Obama wanted to ban AR-15s. I went viral on Facebook back then. We will never give up our guns. I am endorsed by @GunOwners. Can you chip in to help me win? The last 3 weeks left to 11/3. lilytangwilliams.com/congres…
Shocking unreleased footage of CCP violent crackdown on the peaceful student protesters in Tiananmen Square on 6/4, 1989, has finally been revealed. It was sealed by British ITN. Estimated 10k students were killed. @DSA should learn from this massacre!
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Busted.
NHPR erred in accepting an invitation to sponsor and host a table at the Anarchist Book Fair in Hanover on Saturday. Our code of ethics (NHPR.org/ethics) makes clear that we should not compromise the integrity of our journalism by involvement in anything that can be viewed as political. No one from NHPR’s newsroom was aware of or involved in the decision to participate in this event. We remain committed to our mission of independent, trustworthy journalism for everyone in New Hampshire, and we are evaluating our internal processes to ensure mistakes like this don’t happen again.
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