Taxpayers should reimburse businesses for retail theft losses if shoplifters can’t afford to pay, Chittenden County State’s Attorney incumbent Sarah George suggested during a recent candidate debate.
Army veteran and conservative Stephen Bellows has thrown his hat in the ring to run for governor, and also state Senate in Grand Isle, to halt what he sees as a downward slide for Vermont.
Whether it’s insurrection at the Capitol or violent threats against election officials, these acts are a consequence of a single insidious lie: that voter fraud altered the outcome of the 2020 General Election.
I can’t vote for a RINO, and certainly can’t vote for anyone who has a problem with being honest and forthright. She should have been transparent about voting and live with the consequences, but she couldn’t.
“Generally Irritable” host Ericka Redic interviews state Rep. Anne Donahue, and Matthew Strong of Vermonters for Good Government — an organization fighting the push to add abortion to Vermont’s Constitution. Regardless of your position, you should be concerned about this proposal.
Ericka Redic, Republican candidate for Congress, understands the devastating costs drug addiction on Vermonters because she’s been there herself. With 13 years in recovery, she understands first-hand that breaking the chains of addiction takes guts, determination and courage.
Germany’s three remaining nuclear plants had been scheduled to shut down by the end of the year after former Chancellor Angela Merkel moved to phase out nuclear energy; moreover, Germany’s environmental and economic ministries had advised against extending the life of the plants in March.
The co-chairs of the legislative Climate Caucus, Democratic Rep. Sarah Copeland Hanzas and Progressive Sen. Chris Pearson, let fly with “last week the Supreme Court sided with big polluters, limiting the EPA from setting the kind of highly effective emissions standards we need.”
Sen. Joe Benning (R-Caledonia) wishes to go on the record today to condemn certain positions of his primary opponent.
“The five biggest semi-conductor companies that will likely receive the lion’s share of this taxpayer handout, Intel, Texas Instruments, Micron Technology, Global Foundries and Samsung, made $70 billion in profits last year. Does it sound like these companies really need corporate welfare?”
The economy is becoming the No. 1 issue for the November elections. At least 56% of Americans believe that Democrat Joe Biden’s policies are making things worse. Even among Democrat voters themselves. But 2022 could be the turning point our economy needs.
The poll found that 41.8% of respondents believe that an armed citizen would be their best protection if they were caught in a mass shooting event. Just 25.1% thought that the next most common response—local law enforcement—would be their best option.