Mike Gonzalez, a senior fellow at the Heritage Foundation, discussed the Biden administration’s approach to the ongoing unrest in Cuba, his family’s choice to flee Cuba when he was 12 years old, and more.
In the July 14 episode of “It’s News to Us,” host Steve Merrill brings you news stories that other local publications don’t. He gives his views and opinions on the political and social issues of the day.
“I’d like to talk about something called ‘gaslighting.’ It’s happening right now in Vermont. It’s happening to people of any political persuasion who dare question the critical race theory and new racism being taught in Vermont schools.”
“It now appears there actually was meaningful voter fraud in Fulton County, Georgia, last November. That is not a conspiracy theory, it’s true.”
In the July 7 episode of “It’s News to Us,” host Steve Merrill brings you news stories that other local publications don’t. He gives his views and opinions on the political and social issues of the day.
The social media platform Gettr officially launched on July 4 with the mission of fighting cancel culture, promoting common sense, defending free speech, challenging social media monopolies, and creating a true marketplace of ideas.
At 5:30 p.m. Thursday at the Orleans Municipal Building a panel will discuss concerns about race-based school curricula that are rapidly being implemented in Vermont’s schools in the name of “equity.”
At an event hosted by Vermont Liberty Network, state Rep. Vicki Strong, Mary Hahn Beerworth, Elizabeth Walton, Guy Page, and others spoke up for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
Trying to use more gas than you have makes no sense on a road trip. But, replace the gas with money, and you have the U.S. government right now. Think of it this way: Our tax revenue should be enough “gas” to fund the necessary expenses for the government. But, Washington is spending. A lot. More than we ever have.
In the June 23 episode of “It’s News to Us,” host Steve Merrill brings you news stories that other local publications don’t. He gives his views and opinions on the political and social issues of the day.
“They were not Southern plantation owners, as Vermont’s governor, Legislature and some statutes are saying they were. H.273 says that Vermont benefited from sharecropping and Jim Crow laws to push black people off farm land. That is a falsehood.”
On Tuesday night, members of the Colchester School Board voted 4-1 to keep the controversial Black Lives Matter flag flying at local schools. Local resident Genna Barnaby spoke against the move ahead of the meeting, reading 12 pages of objections, saying BLM flags represent support for a political organization.