Despite bragging about the “gold standard voter-marked paper ballot we use in Vermont,” Secretary of State Jim Condos has done much to encourage distrust in our balloting system.
The cause for limited government, fiscal prudence, personal responsibility, and individual liberty never ends. I hope you join me in continuing to work towards a better and brighter future for our state that embodies these values.
University of Vermont professor and state climatologist Dr. Lesley-Ann Dupigny-Giroux recently joined a global forum with other climate advocacy leaders and made several statements on how society must implement a “systems-based approach” with a “human-sociological perspective” to mitigate climate change.
Where were you Nov. 7, 2011, at 2:30 p.m.? The date and time happened to be the moment of the opening of the new Lake Champlain Bridge.
Gasoline prices, meanwhile, increased and remained at their highest level since September 2014. The average cost at the pump hit $3.42 per gallon on Friday, up 61.6% compared to one year ago, AAA data showed.
As council member Sean Brown pointed out, the labor force issues and supply chain issues in Vermont don’t allow for this level of activity. And the money, which he said could be as much as $2 billion, isn’t there to fund it if it were.
A hundred or so newfangled and as yet undefined gender selections are now offered to very young children from which to select, and parents who object are dubbed child abusers. Yet they can’t solve the bussing problem they have created.
For those choosing not to receive the vaccine, you have an added responsibility to wear a mask indoors, keep 6 feet apart and get tested regularly, but certainly before gathering or avoid gatherings altogether. … The simple fact is, this pandemic is being driven by the unvaccinated.
Thanks to an agreement quietly reached between the South Kingstown, Rhode Island, chapter of the National Education Association and the South Kingstown School Department, teachers there now have access to an exclusive school choice program.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen estimated that the world would need to devote $100-150 trillion, more than the entire world’s annual gross domestic product, to fighting climate change over the next three decades.
About 20 patriotic-minded Vermonters gathered near the Statehouse main entrance on a rainy afternoon Saturday to discuss engaging with school boards and selectboards on freedom-themed issues. They also focused on constitutional amendment Proposal 5 concerning abortion rights.
Vermont U.S. Rep. Peter Welch visited Burlington High School’s temporary downtown campus on Monday to discuss the $1.75 trillion social spending bill before Congress and the proposed $1 trillion infrastructure bill.