Public school enrollment has declined in tandem with extremist ideological indoctrination, and now those extremists are doubling down in an effort to cease Vermont’s longstanding support of educational alternatives.
On July 21, David Jakubonis tried to stab New York congressman and gubernatorial candidate Lee Zeldin. Jakubonis was subdued and arrested, but a town judge released him without bail and on his own recognizance.
“People have a constitutional right to have guns. With over 5,100 Facebook members, the Vermont Gun Owners group is supporting my candidacy. … I support your firearm ownership, your right to own and carry a gun 24/7!”
He is endorsed by every RINO that is leading the VT Republican Party to destroy Vermont and its conservative Republican voice where our God given freedom reigns.
Perhaps Vermont’s bureaucratic takeover of our state’s culture and economy should be reined in with a modest adjustment to representative government that would make it more representative and more responsive: increase salaries for legislative members.
While many on the right are going after the left’s shifting definitions for the word “woman,” the one that is getting attention right now — and ought to get the attention of Republicans who want to win in November — is the fact that the White House website is now changing the definition of a “recession.”
Biden, urged on by Sen. Bernie Sanders, is reported to be fashioning a declaration of a “national climate emergency” that he hopes will authorize him to do whatever he thinks is needed to fend off a climate Armageddon. The Supreme Court will probably not be persuaded that use of executive power is constitutional.
Far from making it more difficult to vote, as many on the Left have asserted without evidence, these integrity laws bolster voter confidence, which drives up voter turnout. These laws have actually made the voting process more secure without making it more difficult to vote.
While Keith Longmore did object to some items during the May 10 BEI meeting, it becomes abundantly clear upon watching that meeting that Longmore was offering constructive criticism, rather than obstructionist comments.
It was only a matter of time until these sanctuary cities tried to give the illegal immigrants they harbor voting rights. In Vermont, the towns of Montpellier and Woonoski wanted that, so the Blue Legislature running the Green Mountain State passed a law. Towns can pass ordinances allowing Illegals to vote in local elections.
If the charging needs of 5,000 EVs can overwhelm the electric grid during a week of July weather, what do these people think 42,000 of such vehicles will do? Even on a nice fall day? And then, 170,000 of them?
Throughout the past year, the Vermont Chamber has heard from businesses experiencing the rise in retail theft, and we have been comparing the policy changes in other states aimed at addressing this issue, which could be blueprints for Vermont to follow in the coming years.