Bernie has been a favorite since day one. How can he not be? He is divisive and the “poster person” for why we have a significant issue with the lack of civil discourse in Vermont and America.
All Republican voters are hereby notified to meet in caucus on Monday, August 8, 2022, 6:30 p.m. at McGillicuddy’s on Park Street, Essex Junction.
President Joe Biden and the Democrats are proposing to double the size of the IRS by adding over 86,000 agents, most of whom will be assigned to enforcement. If this bill passes the Senate every American could see their chance of an audit go up.
Vermont residents voting in the upcoming congressional primaries will have an opportunity to select between seven House and seven Senate candidates.
The folly of the Biden administration’s recently announced “Inflation Reduction Act” recalls Orwellian slogans such as “Slavery is Freedom.” The plan will throw fuel on the flames of stagflation while accelerating environmental deterioration.
A Franklin County adult is the first identified Vermont case of human monkeypox virus infection, or hMPXV, in Vermont, according to a July 29 statement by the UVM Medical Center.
Just days ahead of the GOP primary for U.S. Senate, Vermont Republican legislators are uniting behind Gerald Malloy for U.S. Senate. Four Republican legislators have announced their support for Malloy including Rep. Vicki Strong, Rep. Larry Labor, Rep. Art Petersen and Rep. Mark Higley.
Join us to hear Dr. Carol Swain, Rev. Christopher Thoma, Jason Yates, Dr. Peter Breggin, Dr. Rick Scarborough, and Vermont state Rep. Vicki Strong boldly address the critical issues facing all Americans, young and old, in the world today.
State Rep. Anne Donahue, a spokesperson for Vermonters for Good Government, today formally offers to accept the challenge to discuss and debate the pros and cons of Article 22, both on the Morning Drive and in other appropriate venues.
In the Senate, 17 Republicans inexplicably voted for this transgression against taxpayers. In the House, 24 Republicans voted for it. Only one non-Republican Member of Congress — Sen. Bernie Sanders — voted against it.
More than 5000 MW of reliable plants have closed in New England since 2013. Meanwhile, 3000 MW of dual-fuel plants have been added. But can the dual-fired plants get fuel without a Winter Reliability Program? Or is this just more dependency on Just-In-Time natural gas?
“Expensive energy – pursuing policies that raise the cost of energy – directly and negatively impacts New Hampshire families and businesses and the quality of life in our state,” the report’s authors wrote. “As such, the priority of the strategy is to organize goals around cost-effective energy policies.”