Sponsor: http://RonPaulPhoto.com - In Part 14 of our moving to NH series, Paul activist Mark Warden addresses the complaint that Paul should have done better in the Free State. Of course, even with eight or nine serious Republicans still in the race, Paul did manage to get a better percentage here than any other early primary. To find higher percentages, you have to look at caucuses or races that occurred much later.

Part I - Hosts Ed and Jane discuss NH town and school issues and more.

Part II - Hosts Ed and Jane discuss NH town and school issues and more.

Sponsor: http://FreeKeene.com - Will reps who voted against homeschoolers...explain themselves to RidleyReport.com? Find out whether they stand their ground or flee...Also isn't it interesting how well behaved these homeschooled kids are? Despite the tedium of a House committee session.

Music by Stephen Ridley: http://StephenRidley.com

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This one is great, ladies and gentlemen. On May 7, 2008, Gardner Goldsmith, New England’s most recognized defender of individual liberty, sped into four major stories with universal import. First, he discussed the near-death experience of Hillary Clinton’s campaign, asking the eternal question (and a play on the Clash), “should she stay or should she go now?”

What Republicans Need To Do

Blog Break

Sponsor: AmazonHerb.net/AmazonAlive - New Hampshire's robust homeschool lobby guts most aspects of a bill that would have further regulated them. But pieces of it survive by one vote. See what happens when I try to discuss the matter with bill supporters.

Musical additions by my awesome bro Stephen Ridley! http://StephenRidley.com

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Sponsor: http://FreeKeene.com - Turnout rises by 30% as LEO's cut a wide berth around illegal show in illegal spot. One reason total turnout went up was because we divided this puppet event into two afternoon showings. This is video of the 2pm; the 12:30pm showing is at:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Won4vFVroHI

Between the two shows, roughly 35 people showed up, up from 25 last time.

Golly. I didn't see that coming...

For the "instant gratification" crowd, we were probably half-way into the session before it finally hit me what appeared to be happening. The now-amended bill drops the plan-reporting requirement and creates a study commission, and even that barely earned an OTP recommendation, with an anemic 9-8 vote, 5/6/2008.

The Difference Between NH and MA Judges

Hillary Takes the High Road

Cleaning mold; Don’t call the government for help; Walking through Portland suburbs; mistletoe; Mormons and thoughts on government high schools; Coming across Ron Paul signs; Brooke fixes her foot; Will wastes his money on bad custom orthotics; Climbing for Liberty?; How far we’ve walked; Strip club
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After the last few resistors departed in 2006, Corcoran Jennison, the preferred developer for the Fort Trumbull project, got cracking on a tony utopia. A thousand condos bloomed. Crowds of affluent young professionals now sip lattes and tap laptops in cafes overlooking the Long Island Sound. Revenues are rolling in. Property taxes have been slashed and children are learning to read and write as well as kids did a half century ago.

The real squeal:

On May 6, author and radio host Gardner Goldsmith took on the popular misconception that oil companies are somehow enriching themselves at the expense of innocent Americans. As Congress prepares to call oil executives before Congress to provide the masses with the spectacle of political torture of supposed bad guy capitalists, it might behoove viewers to know who is really to blame for high energy prices: the government. It’s undeniable.

Gard also caught up with Matt Simon, of www.nhcommonsense.org. Matt chatted with Gard about the final moments of a bill that, if it had passed the NH Senate, would have lowered the penalties for possession of small amounts of marijuana. Great try by Matt and his supporters.