by Chris Noonan Funnell Some of us came late to the realization that Donald Trump was the non-political, non-ideological, brash, bold thinker needed to get the change that most Americans had Read More…
Month: June 2017
Putting Illegal Alien Rights Ahead of Our Children’s Rights – Mass. Legislature Ignores “Justina’s Law”
Putting Illegal Alien Rights Ahead of Our Children’s Rights – Mass. Legislature Ignores “Justina’s Law” Republican Rep. Sheila Harrington Called Out (Again) for Putting Government Control Above Parents’ Rights by Read More…
MassGOP State Committeewoman Q & A Session –
June 21st at 6:30 pm at Flatbreads (Black Swan) in Georgetown. State Committee Candidates Amanda Kesterson and Diana Ploss will discuss the issues that impact town committees in our Read More…
Your Beacon Hill Representatives and Senators are More Expensive than You Think!
In the recently passed House version of the state budget, your elected officials approved $40,278,000 to operate the House side of the Legislature and $19,695,000 for the Senate side. Since Read More…
THE TAKING OF ANNA Part 5 : 25-FOOT “FALL” OUT WINDOW
Swiss Child “Protection” Includes 25-foot “FALL” Out a Window, Multiple Fractures, Hospitalization and 7 Months in a Psychiatric Ward – Increased Mass. Department of Children & Families (DCF) Funding Read More…
Daughters Charge “Criminal Enterprise” Within the Mass. Probate & Family Court System –
PART 3: ISOLATE, MEDICATE, LIQUIDATE: How to Fleece a Senior Seek to Shut Down Drugging, Embezzlement, Fleecing of Seniors ̶ Judge Denies Hearing by Lonnie Brennan Marvin H. Siegel Read More…
CHRISTIAN ISSUES IN THE NEWS
One of several articles in the printed June edition: COURT RULES: People of Faith Shall Not be Bullied to Support/Endorse/Promote Homosexual Message Hands On Originals, a Christian-run T-shirt printing company Read More…
Approved House Budget Amendments: It’s Just Money … No Debate Necessary – Part 1
by Ted Tripp Sr. Political Reporter In the weeks and months leading up to the Massachusetts FY 2018 House budget this spring, representatives from across the state proposed 1,227 amendments. Read More…