Levine unsure when vaccinated Vermonters will be immune
The Vermont Department of Health can’t say when vaccinated Vermonters will be immune from Covid-19 and no longer a threat to transmit the disease to others.
McClaughry: Why we signed the TCI opposition letter
TCI is off the table for now, but schemes like this keep coming back. Gov. Scott really ought to tell his people to take a long vacation from the TCI planning sessions.
Opinion: Biden’s radical agenda ensures a weaker, poorer, more divided America
Biden has circulated a memo that lays out his immediate agenda. That agenda is a clear indication of how far left he plans to take our country and reward his far-left supporters.
Outgoing President Trump’s 1776 Commission’s report defending nation’s history draws leftist fire
“The 1776 Report” uses historical facts and key principles found in the Declaration of Independence and U.S. Constitution to refute the progressive claims argued in The New York Times’ controversial 1619 Project and other left-wing curriculums.
Transcript: Farewell address of President Donald J. Trump
“As I conclude my term as the 45th President of the United States, I stand before you truly proud of what we have achieved together. We did what we came here to do — and so much more.”
Weiland Ross: If free expression of ideas is no longer tolerated, we have no choice but to be afraid
Perhaps the most potentially dangerous abuse came last week when a legislator requested the attorney general if it was possible to subpoena the bus company that drove 51 Vermonters to Washington to attend the pro-Trump rally on Jan. 6 to supply the names of those who went.
Big Marijuana’s proposed bypass of local voters not Guv’s idea
Gov. Phil Scott said Tuesday he did not recommend language in a Senate bill that would seem to allow Big Marijuana companies to bypass local voters deciding whether marijuana retail stores may operate in their town.
Roper: Vermont director of elections testifies to how easy mail-in ballot fraud is
Will Senning admits fraudulent votes were counted in this election. We had instances of detected double voting in one person’s name and an admission that the fraudulent votes were not — indeed could not be — removed from the total vote count. How many?
Legislation would cut business taxes in New Hampshire over two-year period
The New Hampshire House of Representatives will be considering a bill in the new session that would reduce the state’s business taxes incrementally over the next two years.
How MLK’s vision compares to Black Lives Matter’s agenda
Civil rights activist Martin Luther King Jr. advocated for solutions to racial issues that do not wholly align with the agenda and past actions of the Black Lives Matter organization.
John Klar: Vermont Gov. Phil Scott calls his own party ‘racist’
Gov. Phil Scott recently attacked Vermont GOP leadership for “continu[ing] with what I perceive as white supremacy dominating, racial inequity, and so forth.” That leadership’s sole offense? Refusing to endorse the governor’s call for the president’s resignation. This impugns all Vermont Trump supporters as white supremacists.
The armed rally that never was
Vermont State troopers carrying semi-automatic firearms were joined by Capitol police and other law enforcement Sunday, Jan. 17 at the Vermont State House in Montpelier in anticipation of a rally of armed Trump supporters much-publicized by the FBI. But the protesters were a no-show.