by Ian | Mar 20, 2007 |
I got my picture in Tuesday March 20, 2007’s Keene Sentinel, looking very somber with a “Eminent Domain = Stealing” sign. I didn’t care much about the expansion vs roundabout issue, until they brought eminent domain into the mix. Now as I understand it, Tom Eaton’s funeral home sits on a lot with a funny little peninsula that due to set-backs is unbuildable. Tom objects to the expense and inefficiency that has plagued this project for years. So, he is unwilling to sell his property to the city for this boondoggle. This man holds the lynch pin for the whole project! Well not really. He holds the lynch pin for the most expensive way to do the project. I for one support him and I will go so far as to call anyone that wants to force him to sell a THIEF!. Your mom taught you not to steal and being the government doesn’t make it OK. (more…)
by | Mar 20, 2007 |
Sometimes you have to wonder what some folks under the golden dome in Concord are smoking. Why do so many reps have an “I have to save the world” complex?
What I’m talking about is one of the stupidest bills I’ve ever seen-a bill to tax candy. Not just tax it, but create an entire new taxation system supposedly to fund education but it seems to your humble narrator that the costs of compliance and enforcement will be far greater than the revenue. (more…)
by Ian | Mar 18, 2007 |
This Sunday, 3/25 join us at 4pm at Panera Bread in Keene for planning, strategizing, and socializing. Our meetups are held the fourth Sunday of every month. See the ToDo Calendar or this forum thread for more info.
by Ian | Mar 17, 2007 |
Monadnock Profile: Podcasting Freedom, Six Days a Week
By Freeman Klopott, Sentinel Staff
Ian H. Bernard is on a mission.
He’s on a mission to make a hit out of his Keene-based nationally syndicated talk show, “Free Talk Live.” And he’s well on his way: It’s already an award-winning, top-rated Podcast.
He’s on a mission to spread his message of free-market solutions to big government problems. (more…)
by Ian | Mar 16, 2007 |
Here is an important message from our friends at the Marijuana Policy Project:
On Monday, March 12, the House Health, Human Services, and Elderly Affairs Committee heard testimony on HB 774, a bill that would allow sick and dying patients to use medical marijuana if their doctor recommends it. The committee could vote on the bill as early as Tuesday!
Please take a moment now to visit https://ssl.capwiz.com/mpp/issues/alert/?alertid=9505521 and send a brief letter to the members of the committee. It will only take a moment with our automated system. It’s imperative that they hear from Granite Staters in support of HB 774 right away. (more…)