Saturday • May 18 • 2024
Vol.XVI • No.XX
Manchester, N.H.
Are you prepared to launch a company in New Hampshire? We can assist you in starting your ideal company in only a few minutes.
Do you possess an entrepreneurial mindset and the desire to work for yourself? Choosing the best business for you while starting your own company may be thrilling and gratifying. New Hampshire might be a terrific spot to start your own business if you have the correct business strategy. Choosing the ideal business to launch in New Hampshire is the first step.
When you ask yourself, “What’s the absolute best among businesses to launch in New Hampshire,” there are many factors to take into account. The response is based on your preferences, unique skills, market trends, and available resources. You may get started right away with the aid of our beginner’s company materials and services.
The New Hampshire Small Business Ideas with the Highest Profit Rates
You should aim for a business that is both profitable and that you genuinely love running. If running a firm is not enjoyable, what is the point? The best company plans in New Hampshire are not necessarily the most profitable ones, but occasionally they are. Some niches are even out of your reach due to restrictions in the state laws or unwritten rules. For instance, forget all about establishing an online gambling company as only one operator can legally conduct business in New Hampshire since 2019 – and that is the DraftKings sportsbook. For that reason, even foreign gambling sites, such as the best casino sites in Nicaragua, cannot make a breakthrough in the New Hampshire market.
The following is a compilation of New Hampshire business concepts to consider.
Firm for Digital Marketing
To launch a digital marketing company, you do not need to be an expert in the field. Not even an office is necessary. Many digital marketing companies employ or hire freelancers who are experts in a variety of fields, including web development, graphic design, content creation, and more.
Meetings with clients or employees can be quite successful in collaborative workspaces. Also, your potential employees can work remotely.
Services for Hair Care
Currently, salons comprise 95% of the American hair market. These services are frequently designed with women in mind. Fewer options exist for male-specific services because barbershops only make up 3.5% of the market.
The most in-demand industry in New Hampshire might also be the finest one to start. There is a significant probability that there will be a demand for these services if you are skilled in hairstyling and grooming or prepared to hire others who are.
Food Truck
The ideal company to start in New Hampshire may be a food truck if you enjoy cooking and are a pro in the kitchen. According to the 2021 industry statistics, the food truck market is expected to increase by 2.4% annually, making this an attractive business opportunity.
A food truck is a fantastic method to really get started with a smaller investment if you want to open a restaurant. Additionally, you have the chance to play with your menu and learn about the demographics of other places.
Apple Products with a Distinction
Computers are not the topic of this discussion. One of New Hampshire’s most plentiful crops is apples. You might be able to profit from this cash crop regardless of whether you possess land to develop your private orchard or buy apples from nearby farmers.
Think of traditional foods like apple cider, apple pie, apple butter, and others. These can be produced on a bigger scale for wholesale purchasing or sold at neighborhood markets.
Healthcare Accounting
As the healthcare sector becomes more digital, medical billing is expanding. Increasing at a pace of 12.2% to $4.9 billion in the previous five years, with an anticipated increase of 5.7% in 2021, outsourcing healthcare accounting is a phenomenon that has exploded in recent years. Numerous certification programs are available.
This might be the greatest New Hampshire business to start if you are seeking something you can do from home with ease.
Printing Custom Clothing
There is always a demand for custom printing, regardless of whether you serve businesses like shops and restaurants schools, sports teams, or a mix of everything.
Depending on your early goals, the main start-up cost may vary. The physical printing press plus additional space for work could be all you need to get started small and work from home. You might take into account opening a storefront in a larger size.
Teaching Music
Now, this is for those who have skills that others wish to acquire. This probably is not a good fit if you do not exactly know how to play anything. The finest business to establish in New Hampshire while doing what you love, though, may be for someone who is passionate about playing one or more instruments or even singing.
Open a studio, conduct lessons in a client’s house, or teach from home.
Teaching Yoga
Recent data shows that Americans spend $16 billion a year on yoga programs and equipment. A certification is needed to become a yoga instructor, but if you love yoga, this may be a fantastic fit for you. Yoga can be taught in studios, at home, online, in parks, and even in breweries and wineries.
There are several ways to transform this idea into the ideal small business to launch in New Hampshire.
Which New Hampshire-based Small Businesses Are the Best to Launch?
Everyone has unique business interests and skills. Choosing the ideal company to launch in New Hampshire seems to be an incredibly individual choice. Profitability is important, but do not forget to also take into account your available business resources, long-term goals, and lifestyle preferences.
We decided to highlight these New Hampshire’s business ideas for the following reasons:
For each person, a different small business venture is the perfect one to launch in New Hampshire. You should prioritize starting a home-based business if it is something that is essential to you. Lean into something if it is something you are passionate about.
Best Locations (Cities) To Set off a Business in New Hampshire
Location is a crucial factor to consider. If there are currently five yoga studios within a 10-mile radius and you intend to open one, you might want to reevaluate your plans.
Here are a few ideas:
City-to-city differences in business licenses and permissions are also possible. Decide where in New Hampshire would be the ideal for you to launch your firm.
It takes more than simply a fantastic idea to launch a successful business, but it is a crucial beginning step. You must decide which corporate structure will best suit your demands after deciding on your line of business. Do not be afraid to ask for advice from one of the startup consultancy firms in the neighborhood.
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Being twice chosen by Money Magazine as the best place for living in the USA from a financial point of view, Nashua, the second-largest city within the New Hampshire state, is by all accounts a great place to visit or call home.
When the Nashua River was utilized to power the city’s textile mills, the city’s early development was centered on the textile industry. Nashua is still thriving today despite the disappearance of the whole textile industry because of the many other industries that provide stable economic growth.
Let’s explore the top 15 stuff you can do in Nashua (with such a storied past).
Unwind at Mine Falls Park
Mine Falls Park is located near the center of Nashua. It has marshes, open fields, and 325 acres of forest. The Nashua River is to the park’s north, and a canal network and Millpond are to the park’s south. In the park, visitors can go walking, boating, cross-country skiing, riding, and fishing among other activities.
The park’s name comes from a time when low-quality lead was extracted from an island underneath the falls in the 1700s. A century later, it was found that perhaps the Nashua River could power industry, and a three-mile canal was constructed.
Skate More Proficiently at Conway Arena
This is the spot to go if you prefer to practice ice hockey or just skate. At the Conway Arena, there are numerous activities happening, like lessons, competitions, and freestyle skating. You can come and observe or participate in the adult and junior ice hockey leagues that are now in play.
To ensure you are in the finest quality hands once you hit the ice, there are always knowledgeable instructors and first aid personnel on-site. Making contact before showing up is generally a good idea considering the number of events going on.
Check out the Holman Stadium
Since its first opening in September 1937, numerous teams have called the Holman stadium home. The Futures Collegiate Baseball League’s Nashua Silver Knights now play their home games here. Since 2019, betting is generally deemed legal in the state, and the residents of New Hampshire have the opportunity to bet on the Silver Knights and all other teams in the Futures Collegiate Baseball League but only via one online operator given it is the only one whose operation is regulated – DraftKings. If you are a resident of New Hampshire and want to have more options to bet on the Internet, such as through betting sites in Lebanon, you will have to have a permanent residency elsewhere.
Even though the Holman stadium only seats 4,000 people, home games always have a buzzing atmosphere. In the past, the stadium has also played host to performances with artists like Whitney Houston and Tina Turner. Charles Frank Holman gave $50,000 toward the construction of the stadium, earning it his name.
For the Windblown Cross Country Ski Area, Snow Shoes Should Be Prepared
People enjoy skiing all around New Hampshire, however, the majority of locations only provide downhill runs. The flat and downhill ski trails at Windblown Cross Country Ski Area are also available. Roughly 40 kilometers of paths with varying degrees of difficulty are available.
After your snowshoeing or skiing is done, you will find a Base Lodge that offers a lot of filling cuisine and some very nice wood-heated places.
Spend the Day at Greeley Park
About 125 acres make up Greeley Park in Nashua; it was first bought by Joseph Greeley in 1801 and given to his son, who later donated the parkland to the city in 1896. Prior to being renamed Greeley Park and made public, the park was first known as Greeley Farm.
The park has a little pond, a fountain, several flower beds, and a rest area. Numerous citywide events, such as Halloween’s “Fright Night“ and the Fairy Tale Festival take place here.
Visit the Court Street Theater To See a Play
The historic Central Firehouse from 1870 and a new building that was attached to it make up part of the Court Street Theater, which first opened its doors to the general public in 1971. The Nashua Symphony Orchestra and other theater companies have both rented space in the structure throughout the years.
With its 150-seat capacity and frequent performances by the Peacock Players, this place is one of the most well-liked nightclubs in the neighborhood.
Experience Something Novel at Sky Venture
Sky Venture has been successful in creating a venture park that is totally original and unmatched by any other. You may experience the exhilaration of indoor skydiving here. You will never experience the sensation of falling but instead float in the air after you try a vertical wind tunnel.
After attempting this, you can move on to the indoor rock wall before concluding your day on the Fishpipe Water Slide, the first revolving barrel ride in the world, where you can roll around or attempt to stand up and surf while sliding farther than the longest water slide in the world.
Definitely Visit a Distillery
Craft distillery Djinn Spirits began operations in 2013. The distillery started out producing white whiskey and gin; it is a laborious process because the owners want to ensure that their product is of the highest caliber possible. A product named Krupnik, a spicy honey liqueur based on a 500-year-old recipe, was introduced in 2014.
The distillery’s owners are always eager to give you a tour and explain how their goods are manufactured, and there are many exciting things to learn and observe there.
At the Graffiti Paintbar, Use Your Creativity
Have you ever considered going on a date that includes an evening of painting? No? We thought so! However, the Graffiti Paintbar is indeed a location unlike any other. You arrive, place your drink and food orders, and prepare to paint. You and all the others participants will be led step-by-step through the process of recreating the evening’s main painting by a professional artist.
In addition to date nights, Graffiti Paintbar hosts a variety of events, so you are certain to find something interesting.
Make O’Brien’s Sports Bar a Stop for a Drink or Two
This sports pub is perfect if you enjoy good bars. There are 18 different draft ales, lagers, and beers available. There are 12 huge HD screens, a full restaurant menu, and a drinks refrigerator that is always replenished.
This bar has swiftly grown to be one of the most well-liked locations to dine and drink in the city thanks to its regular happy hours, live music, and other entertainment options.
Nashua is the ideal destination for you if you are looking for exquisite eating, unique shopping, a thriving arts scene, historic buildings, exciting events, or just a spot to unwind in the outdoors.
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It is gospel over at NH-NeverTrumpJournal that the 2020 election was pristine pure as the virgin snow. In NH-NeverTrumpJournal’s Trump-hating alternate political universe, there was no censorship of Hunter Biden’s laptop and no such thing as Zuckerbucks.
Did NeverTrump really think that the Left would confine their cheating to Trump? Were they really that naive? Apparently that is what Mr. Michael Graham at NH-NeverTrumpJournal believed. Here he is having a twitter temper tantrum over what passes as business-as-usual for the NH-media, blatant bias in favor of the NH-Democrats:
Yes, Michael, that is the standard for “journalism” in New Hampshire. Let me explain. Democrats like Shaheen, Hassan, Pappas get to vote like AOC and Bernie up till election-year and then in an election-year they get to call themselves “moderates” and the NH-media doesn’t just go along with it, they push that narrative.
So in Landrigan’s mind, of course Hassan should get to set the terms for debates. The GOP’s role is to “lose gracefully.” Landrigan’s response to NH-NeverTrumpJournal:
The NH-GOP has only themselves to blame for NH-media acting like it is normal to blatantly favor the NH-Democrats. The so-called leaders of the NH-GOP never push back against the bias and persist in the pathetic delusion that by groveling to Adam Sexton and the rest of the fake-news they will get a fair shake. Not graceful losers, pathetic and weak losers.
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Or, at least, more than what Mowers has been saying about Karoline Leavitt or the GOPe Establishment has been saying about her (posting up later on this evening). A loyal reader just sent this in as an apt description:
There, a ‘Grok reader has had her say!
(H/T: M)
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Government is supposed to protect us from the worst of human nature, not embody it. With the current administration, can you tell the difference?
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To recap: Part 1 pointed to the two constitutional ways for Congress — but never the president — to call up the militia. Part 2, on Instincts, showed that it’s easy, like Aleister Crowley said, to “go evil.” (You just imbue your dastardly deeds with moral justification!).
Part 3 quoted Edwin Vieira, who argues tightly that when the parchment says “militia,” it means state militias composed of all able-bodied adults — à la Lexington Minutemen. Thus, when we sense that a “king” is wrecking society, the militia guys and gals should polish up their muskets and defend society. (Shades of NH state constitution Article 10: “Nonresistance to oppression is absurd” type thing.)
We want to thank Mary Maxwell for this Op-Ed. Please direct yours to Editor@GraniteGrok.com.
Granted, it’s hard to fight authority. When an enemy comes at you with bayonets, you can respond without hesitation, as morality is completely on your side. But if the king is coming at you with bayonets, perfectly illegally, it’s hard to separate his two roles — the properly authoritative one and the … um… criminal one.
So the task here for Part 4 of Mary’s Moral Militia is to come up with some Workarounds. I will list mechanisms that have been placed into black-letter law by our forebears. These give us ways to turn the tables and become the authorities ourselves (as we ultimately are) to punish lawbreakers who are very powerful. Think of Martin Luther in 1517 posting his 95 theses about the wrongness of papal corruption — on the front door of the cathedral, mind you.
Seven Fun WorkaroundsI discuss ten workarounds in my 2022 book Keep the Republic. By “workaround,” I mean a way to avoid out-and-out violent clash or revolution. Just use existing law, but apply it as though oblivious to the intimidating fact that your quarry has tons more weapons than you do. Yeah, I know, it’s a bad match — “they” control the flow of information, too. But we’ve got the law.
*1. Use citizens’ arrest. It is legal in every state. How do I know? because the FBI has to use it. They do not have any legal authority to make arrests, but they are citizens and can make citizens’ arrests, and they do! (Or, they ask local police to deputize them. Come to think of it, you, too, can ask local police to deputize you, and you can ask a sheriff to posse-ize you.)
The rules for making a citizen’s arrest are: A. that you know that the person has just committed a felony or is about to commit one, and the police won’t help — for example, they are miles away.
B. You must tell the person that you are a citizen-arresting him and why. [Example: “Merrick Garland, I am citizens’-arresting you for obstruction of justice. You do not have to say anything but whatever you say may be used in court against you.”]
C. Once you have the person under control, you must phone the police and offer to hand the prisoner over to their custody.
D. If that is not possible, you should keep the prisoner under good conditions.
E. If the prisoner harms you bodily, you have a case against him. If you harm him bodily, he’ll only have a case against you if you’ve neglected the aforementioned procedures. I suggest you rehearse citizens’ arrest on your Mom, having first given her the full lowdown.
*2. Under the Material Witness Act, it is possible to arrest someone (I’m not talking about citizens’ arrest here) who is holding the information that we need and won’t release it. There not be any criminal charge against that person. [Example: “Anthony Fauci, you must report to your local police station immediately, where you will be asked to hand over the information we need about gain-of-function. If you fail to comply, you will be taken into custody so that the information will be guarded.”] After 9-11, Muslims were imprisoned left and right, just by the Material Witness Act. Quel disgrace.
*3. Disobey illegal orders. As I said above, you will be in a dilemma if the proper authority is acting unlawfully. It seems to me that every president who went to war without Congressional say-so since 1952 acted illegally. By the way, so did the 535 congresspersons who let it happen. Oh, by the way, of course, I blame SCOTUS for letting Capt Nathan Smith’s plea fade into mootness.
Fact is: the duty of a soldier to disobey illegal orders is well established, but once he is in “the theatre of war,” he will be court-martialed for insubordination. Or will just be ignored. Or will be sent on a hazardous mission, if you know what I mean. If he asks the chaplain for guidance, he will be told to say his prayers.
That said, the reality of bad war-making by bad authorities requires acts of conscience. It’s a workaround. Hey, you could citizens’-arrest a soldier who did the wrong thing. What do you bet he/she would be grateful in order to make a point?
*4. Nullification. Ever read the VA and KY resolutions telling the US where to stick the 1798 Alien and Sedition Acts? Would that some states did that in 2002 re; the Homeland Security Act. I say any Act passed by Congress that is not in line with the parchment needs to be repealed, even at this late date. A related matter is jury nullification. NH is ahead of other states on this.
*5. The ordinary law of self-defense. If someone is about to kill you or seriously injure you or a person close to you may use force, including lethal force, against them. Granted, you will be arrested, but you will have the proper comeback as a defense. If you hear teeth chattering in upper circles about this well-established law, you’ll know I’m right.
*6. The law of outlawry. This be outstanding teeth-chatter material. The law of outlawry came to us on the Mayflower with the rest of common law. Goes like this: some people break the law, but for one reason or another, it’s impossible to get ahold of them. Could be that they are masters of disguise. Could be simply that it’s the Wild West, and there are no police. Or it could be, and often is, a matter of the DoJ forgiving or hushing up the sins of the Biggies.
They are thus outlaws. They are beyond the reach of the law, see? It is legal (until the law of outlawry gets repealed) to deal with these bastards as though they are no longer protected by due process. You can kill them. (I’d first give them a chance to repent.) If, instead, you bring them food parcels or hide them in your attic, you have thereby committed a crime. I did not make this up.
*7. A citizen-led grand jury. Nowadays, district attorneys or attorneys-general usurp the role of citizens. It is a proper job for society to bring a person to the notice of the foreman of the already-empaneled grand jury. After all, does not Amendment 5 say, “No person shall be held to answer for …blah blah blah … unless on a presentment or indictment of a grand jury”? Bill Windsor did a wonderful series of videos called Lawless America, where he showed cases that you could deal with in your citizen-led grand jury. (Windsor has been MIA for a long time.)
The job for you, when called up for grand-juror duty, is not to let the government person run the show. Intervene. Say “For want of a nail, the shoe was lost…” For want of each grand juror doing her job, the nation will be lost.
By the way, and for the record, I sent an informative statement to the Foreman of the Grand Jury of Fulton County, Georgia, to counteract one of the accusations against Trump (re the 2020 election). I sent it Return-receipt-requested. Do you think I got the little green card back? Do you think the AG shared it with the foreman?
There are more workarounds. I’ll quit for now, as I am on the hustings. These last 48 hours before voting day are a killer. If you are on the seacoast, please visit me on Sunday evening “9-11” at Motel 6 Portsmouth (it’s at 3 Gosling Rd.). We can write up Part 5 by committee! If you are inland, please tick the Maxwell box on your ballot. It’s a matter of Do we hang separately, or together?
I am grateful to Granite Grok for giving me a forum.
Reminder: Content about candidates or by candidates is not an endorsement by GraniteGrok.com or its authors.
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Voting for me is your most immediate opportunity to stand for medical freedom. I have publicly and politically stood for vaccination choice since 2018
when I ran for State Representative as a Democrat.
Then I took what may prove to be one of the most politically unpopular but formative and integrous actions of my political life. I opposed the amended version of the 2021 HB 220 on the grounds that the Republicans were paving the way for vulnerable populations to be vaccinated against their will. The bill was passed nearly unanimously by Republicans, and since my public rebuke of their action, I have worn the scarlet letter. I am a Republican, but I can feel the ostracizement.
Months ago, I received a congressional district questionnaire from the RNC, and as I recall, there was no explicit option to state that one of my greatest concerns has been the medical tyranny and the destructive experimental mask, vaccine, and standard of care mandates.
The truth is that most of the politicians, and certainly the money and power around them, want us to accept we are beyond the point of decision-making with regard to medical freedom. They would like us to accept the new status quo and accept our lives, and those of our progeny will now be dependent on the pharmaceutical industry and the rapidly forming technocracy.
The Covid scenario, including the masks, vaccines, isolation, pushed pharmaceuticals, etc were destructive to human life. The Covid Counter measures were unethical and violated established law and custom.
My religious scripture says, “Think with a simple heart.” My heart says we were injured, and there must be peaceful justice for these crimes.
I once read that only a hero stands alone, but I am no hero because I know you will stand with me!
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GraniteGrok has issued a number of sitewide endorsements, more than we typically do. Skip has published his, and we’ve had a few other authors make some endorsements of candidates for New Hampshire’s last in the nation primary. My turn.
I didn’t choose to make an endorsement in every race, and not everyone will love the ones I chose, and that’s fine. Every time I write, I annoy someone. It comes with the hobby.
I am only endorsing in races in which I can actually vote, even though there are great candidates running against garbage all over the state, as well as second choices who would be reasonable alternatives.
Here we go.
US Senate: Don Bolduc
NH CD-1: Tim Baxter
State Senate (Dist 11): Gary Daniels.
Merrimack (Hills 22) NH House (8 seats):
Jeanine Notter
Melissa Blasek
Tim McGough
As you can see, I’ve only picked three candidates to fill eight seats in a nine-candidate primary. Jeanine and Melissa are exceptional. I’ve shared some words with Tim, and he has convinced me he’s worth naming. If you want a second tier on this race, Maureen Mooney and Bob Healey will do some very good work. I can’t give clear guidance to the others.
But we need three more names, and I’m not naming more.
But every one of those eight Republicans will need your vote in November. All eight of them. If they all have near the same number of votes as the top vote-getter, there won’t be enough Democrat votes for even one of theirs to slip in, and we need a Republican super-majority to ensure that life, liberty, and health freedom can be protected in New Hampshire.
You and I can pressure a Republican to vote for a bill.
And I have hopes for Republican wins in the Federal races, but I have no faith in that changing what happens in DC any time soon.
We need them there to try and change the culture, but it’ll take a lot longer if it can even be done. The best bet is to save New Hampshire, and in New Hampshire, we could lose everything in just two years if we are not vigilant.
Vote like your life depended on it because it might.
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He is looming in the weeds looking for the rest of the swamp creatures who need to be exiled. The swamp people fear him because they know what he did in four years when he was fighting off attacks on him from every direction and what he can do to them with the wind at his back.
The Democrats fear him because most of them are those same swamp people. The Democrats are the poster children for term limits. Look at Nancy Pelosi. She is about to win her seat in Congress for the 18th term. Thirty-six years serving the people of San Francisco if serving means turning a gem city of California into the most significant exporter of human excrement in the world. She has done nothing for her constituents, and seeing her Speaker’s role slipping away in November, she is campaigning to be the next Ambassador to Italy. They refuse to take their exit and give up their power.
Take away the Tweets and the brash personality, and Donald Trump may be the greatest unifier of all time on what is the most important, the issues. Even those who hated him the most were happier with their savings and 401K accounts, the safety and security of a secure Border during his term. They understood we were more respected worldwide, and our Military was equipped and prepared to protect us from anyone foolish enough to threaten us. They did not understand the business-like way he handled his staff, where incompetence was not tolerated. You did the job, or you were out. The swamp is filled with people who found job security in D.C., where they could fail and never be held accountable.
I have repeatedly written that I hope Donald Trump will stay on the sidelines and not join the fray in 2024. The Presidential election will make bloodsport look like a polo match, and Trump will only fuel the angst of the Left. His presence in the race will further divide this country if possible. Trump has succeeded in endorsing conservative candidates in this midterm cycle and has a success rate of over ninety percent. I think this is where he can do his best work for the Party. It is time for him to put his ego aside and let the new generation of Conservative Republicans take the baton.
I believe the best candidate to take on any Democrat in 2024 is sitting in the Governor’s office in Tallahassee. Ron DeSantis has shown over the last four years that he is not only a fearless leader but one of incredible judgment. There is rarely a day goes by that DeSantis does not announce a significant policy decision that positively impacts the people of Florida. I think the Left cannot find a flaw in his history to take him down as hard as they try. If they had, they would have used it by now. Trump could do well to reach out to DeSantis, offer his support and endorsement, and start working to ensure DeSantis moves from Tallahassee to D.C. in 2025.
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If you don’t think the DOJ, FBI, IRS and myriad other federal agencies are eventually coming after you for Wrong-Speak, Wrong-Think, etc., etc., etc. … you are delusional. This … taking down a former President and all-but-declared 2024 candidate … is just the beginning.
The permanent government is now so powerful and arrogant that they are openly acting like the Stasi. And with a few exceptions, the GOP just buries its head in the sand.
1/2 DOJ’s “Capitol Seige Section” has been busy these last few days: someone told a Politico reporter that 50 or so search warrants and grand jury subpoenas were being issued to Trump allies—before it happened. Clients, already being harassed by House J6 Committee investigators pic.twitter.com/dRybORWkUR
— Harmeet K. Dhillon (@pnjaban) September 10, 2022
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Citizens for Sanity has paid for a half-page ad in the Union Leader thanking Maggie Hassan for her support in keeping the border open. The ad is clearly sarcasm for anyone who has been paying attention to Biden’s Border Invasion but it’s 100% accurate.
None of the Democrats in New Hampshire’s federal delegation have done anything to stop the millions of illegals from coming into the United States who then get a free ticket to anywhere, U.S.A., including the Granite State.
There were almost 2 million illegals who crossed the southern border last year and already almost 2 million this year. Those are only the ones they Border Patrol ENCOUNTERS. No one has an idea what the true number of illegal crossings are, nor does the government know WHO is actually crossing into the U.S. They’ve already caught sex offenders, murderers, and terrorists. But those are only the ones they have captured.
Not only do U.S. taxpayer dollars pay for ALL of this, but Americans are also paying with their lives. Drug overdose deaths are up thanks to the Democrats’ coddling of addicts, but Fentanyl deaths have dramatically increased. Increasingly, these deaths are those (many young people) who are not drug addicts but got a pill for something else on the black market, which was laced with the deadly drug. Fentanyl ingredients come from the Communist Chinese government and are sold to Mexican drug cartels who manufacture the drugs for sale in the United States. It’s become so bad that they are even manufacturing Fentanyl pills that appear to be targeting American CHILDREN.
Human trafficking has been an issue for illegals for decades. This is nothing new. It affects women and children the most. The government suspects there are millions of people who are victims of human trafficking. The true numbers may never be known because the incidents must be reported. Having an open border has allowed the drug cartels to traffic humans to the United States for profit.
The Citizens for Sanity ad calling Hassan out for allowing this to continue is frankly, brilliant. It also applies to Jeanne Shaheen, Chris Pappas, and Annie Kuster. Not one of them have stood up for Granite Staters. Not one of them have stood against the human trafficking that is KNOWN to be occurring. Not one of them has stood up against Biden’s Border Invasion, which once again, puts America LAST.
It’s time for a change in New Hampshire. You know what to do Granite Staters.
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While Dan Richard has been fighting in having his NH Constitutional Right to serve a Remonstrance to the NH House and Senate, he has now embarked, on Constitutional grounds again, on the legality of using the 4-decade-old practice of using Dominion’s electronic voting machines over the 200+ year tradition of hand counting. In this hearing where he is seeking an injunction that would affect ballot counting for this Tuesday’s Primary Day here in NH, this is the first step to see if his case has “merit” – whether he has the legal horsepower to convince Judge Ruoff that he does have a valid argument to make. It was something to see the “NH Heavyweights” that are being sued over this: Secretary of State Doug Scanlon, and Associate Attorney General Anne Edwards sitting at the defendant’s table.
There was a kerfuffle before the hearing started as the Judge had put into place a mandatory mask order before the hearing. A few of the folks who came to support Dan refused and were removed from the courtroom, most complied (including me as I wasn’t going to travel this far and not get video to bring back to y’all).
NOTE: I was not allowed to set up my MEVO cameras – one for the Judge and one for the lawyers’ podium. The Judge’s mic mostly worked but the podium’s did not. Adding to that, I and the activist from NH Voice were herded into the last row. While the Ultra S22 camera had the better view (finding that out AFTER the hearing had started), my Canon with its Rode shotgun mic had the better sound. So, I’ll put up both and you get to decide which to watch: better video or better sound. See – choices!
Canon:
Beginning of hearing, Dan calls Tom Murray as a witness:
Dan calls Al Brandano:
Dan calls Al Ken Eyring:
Dan asks for a brief recess to talk with his expert witness. Upon resuming, Judge asks “How did we get here for this emergency hearing for an injunction for Tuesday?”. Dan responds with a history:
Attorney General’s attorney responds to the same question spurring this thought:
So few people have never said so much in saying so very little at all. Worse than a Kamala word salad”.
Town of Auburn responds, Closing arguments, Judge announces his ruling within 24 hours.
Samsung S22 Ultra – I am just going to present the entire video, uncut:
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The 5 major candidates for US Senate faced off again at New England College in Henniker on Wednesday night. Questions were from a panel of ‘journalists’ and all gave a fairly good account of themselves. Here’s a summary, from my feverishly typed contemporaneous notes…
The candidates mostly performed in character: Bruce Fenton refrained from dumping on Chuck Morse; Chuck was constantly shouting about his NH Senate record; Vikram had a very good economic message; Kevin Smith was smooth, telegenic, and dodged the main point of some questions; General Don Bolduc was well informed and sometimes quite brief. Chuck and Kevin accused each other of lying over abortion limits and Planned Parenthood funding, like the two stooges that they are.
Inflation – What should the Fed do?
Bruce – The economy cannot be controlled by politicians in suits in DC, especially because of the Fed printing so much money
Morse – Cut inflation by raising interest rates (Has he heard of stagflation?)
Vikram – The Fed is responsible for money supply (and should stop printing)
Smith – The Fed increased interest rates too late (He actually said we should audit the Fed)
Don – Congressional spending is the problem and the Fed is a private consortium of banks that feeds the spending.
Student loan forgiveness
Bruce – It’s our money he’s using, and academia is part of the problem. Get government out.
Chuck – Election year gimmick. You should figure your own Return on investment on college costs.
Vikram – Paying off loans is theft from people who paid off loans, or did not go to college.
Smith – It’s an election year bribe at taxpayer expense.
Bolduc – It’s simple – pay your own debt.
Abortion
Bruce – Against any Federal laws pro or anti abortion. NH is quite lax.
Chuck – I’m a hero for setting a limit at 24 weeks. Many babies were not available for comment. (Smith lies about my Planned Parenthood funding!)
Vikram – OK with choice as Chuck defined it. (6 month abortions OK)
Smith – Simply return decisions and lawmaking to the states. Morse is not good on life – his fiscal committee tried to fund PP.
Don – Federal government caused division and strife on this matter – return lawmaking to the states.
Who can win against Maggie Hassan?
Bruce – Primary is die hard GOP. General election swings on independents – I can get them.
Chuck – I fought Maggie over the state budget and won. I can beat her.
Vikram – career politicians with no business experience have wrecked the economy – choose a businessman.
Smith – Establishment is trying to buy this seat McConnell for Chuck, and Schumer for Bolduc. They are wrong – I can beat Maggie.
Don – All of the wrecked economy, debt, fiscal and energy policy is a national security threat. I understand how to take on the swamp. (Chuck Schumer is making a bad bet)
Gas prices/EVs/Exit from fossil fuels
Bruce – Government meddling has wrecked the energy market by picking winners and losers.
Chuck – Let’s not meddle and let’s increase oil and gas production.
Vikram – More energy not government choice. More energy sources needed.
Smith – Energy independence – unleash the domestic production and increase nuclear power production.
Don – forced transition to green is killing domestic energy. We need fossil fuels first.
Medicare – how to strengthen
Bruce – Keep promises but transition to a new plan for younger folk.
Chuck – We need to control the DC budget to save Medicare – denied voting for Medicare expansion in NH.
Vikram – We need transparency in federal budgets and we need more choice in Medicare to reduce costs.
Smith – Bring down the cost of healthcare by adding choice, and boost revenue by freeing the economy. NO Medicare for all – Chuck voted for it.
Don – Long term care is broken. We need better elder care and services.
Education – Fed funding of special needs programs
Bruce – This is bad – the feds should stay out of it. It’s a high waste program with lots of expensive bureaucrats – don’t send them the money.
Chuck – NH made up the deficiencies in fed mandates vs fundings.
Vikram – Feds should fund special needs and other mandates – more resources.
Smith – Feds should keep their promises and fund the mandates. Ed dept is funding and prioritizing the wrong things.
Don – Feds should fund special needs programs.
Covid – how was it/ should it be handled
Bruce – Government response was unacceptable tyranny. Totally. He’ll fight it all. No mask, no vax, no vax passports.
Chuck – CDC sent bad messages and rules to states. I fought against mandates, but CDC was a bum steer. (He didn’t stop Sununu, either.)
Vikram – It was all overblown based on bad science and government overreach. Human costs were not factored in.
Smith – Congress has been MIA in investigating the source and cause of Covid. (He says it spend more time on UFOs.) Stop the mandates.
Don – All levels of gov failed with lockdowns and mandates and hurt people and businesses. Don’t vote for people who enabled this shame/lockdown.
School shootings – how to keep kids safe?
Bruce – Solution is not limiting guns. Train and arm teachers.
Chuck – Get involved with mental health issues and harden schools.
Vikram – Deal with the mental health crisis and get kids off social media to limit anxiety and depression caused by them.
Smith – More trained School resource officers and harden schools – and government money to help.
Don – It’s a people problem – the shooters, the failed public officials who did not investigate or react. Hold people accountable.
Making immigration policy work
Bruce – immigration is positive – but it should be orderly, and the border should be controlled.
Chuck – Build the wall and follow immigration laws.
Vikram – Secure border, stop illegal immigration, make legal immigration easier.
Smith – I went to border wall and have a plan – wall, e-verify, no sanctuary cities, no catch and release, then reform legal immigration.
Don – Border must be closed and controlled. Refugee courts near the border to speed turnaround, no catch and release.
Social security promises and solvency
Bruce – Keep promises then END Social Security for younger workers – introduce private schemes – choice for the people.
Chuck – Keep promises for earned benefits – clean up government finances that are siphoning the funds.
Vikram – Keep the promises but look at a different scheme for younger workers – move from defined benefits to defined contributions.
Smith – Must keep promises and beat inflation, then move to a better scheme. Republicans must propose ideas so Democrats do not demonize them.
Don – Congress has wrecked the social security trust fund, and we must keep promises but change to a new scheme for younger workers.
Water “security” and pollution – EPA role
Bruce – Environmental protection is a federal government job (one of few he would support).
Chuck – Some towns had all contaminated water under new EPA standards, and the state stepped in to help fund mitigation
Vikram – Protect environment from real pollutants (not CO2) and hold bad firms accountable.
Smith – Lowered limits for certain pollutants caused costs for local taxpayers .
Don – Military bases all had bad water supply. BUT trust local and state officials, and the people, and dump the EPA!
Foreign policy and foreign trade, and Ukraine war
Bruce – Too much meddling in foreign affairs and wars – we should stay out.
Chuck – Failed leadership in foreign policy and energy leaves us dependent on the wrong people and nations.
Vikram – Peace through strength. Obama and Biden failed to deter aggression. Stop being dependent on China.
Kevin – Peace through strength, like Trump/Pompeo.
Don – Bad leadership in both foreign policy and the military got us into this mess.
Closing statements
Bruce – Legalize pot and drugs. I can appeal across all groups of voters
Chuck – Long record of good budgets in NH Sen. Constitutional Carry, Educational freedom freedom, 6 month abortion limits.
Vikram – A son of immigrants who came for America’s promises and he wants to give back to help preserve America’s promise for future generations.
Smith – I’m a conservative with a record and I want to fix things in DC.
Don – I’ve met all sorts of Granite Staters. They want unity, liberty, and freedom. Quoted from the preamble to constitution: Government’s purpose is preserve life liberty and pursuit of happiness for We The People. Send an outsider to DC.
Summary:
Yes, I’m still supporting General Don Bolduc as the man most likely to help reduce government and avoid pressure from the swamp.
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SAU21 has taken heat for giving teachers a day off of school to attend training provided by the political organization Seacoast Outright. The far leftist organization will now train teachers in SAU21 on how to deal with LGBTQ children in the school. How about just treating all children with respect and dignity, and implementing consequences for those who do not?
Their exclusive and narrow political views will be the topic of conversation during this training, instead of any support for academic excellence.
This was highlighted at the September 8th school board meeting, where one parent brought forth information on how her daughter was told that she needed to erase the whiteboard after she wrote “Merry Christmas” on it. She might offend someone if they see Merry Christmas on the whiteboard.
Then recently, her daughter was told that Christmas carols would no longer be part of the Holiday program this year. The mother decided to talk to the principal about this, and was told that the North Hampton School would have to eliminate the religious songs from the holiday program, but the secular songs could remain. The mother was also told that this decision was made because of the “Separation of Church and State” law. The parent responded by educating the principal that there is no “Separation of Church and State” law that exists. You can watch the mother address the North Hampton school board here at 8:10:
North Hampton School Board Meeting September 8, 2022
Then you can fast forward to 27:23 where I addressed the school board on the history of “Separation of Church and State,” and where it comes from.
The teacher training lacks diverse views on the LGBTQ children because there is nothing about what the religious community believes. The faith community shares a different viewpoint on gender identity; however, that viewpoint is left out of the the training for the teachers. Some parents might want their children affirmed in their natural beauty because they are a child of God but that isn’t part of the training.
In this short video, you can see how an autistic child was manipulated in this affirmation process and how that took a dangerous path.
Now we hear how religious carols will be removed because someone is misusing the idea of “Separation of Church and State.” No where in the U.S. Constitution does it say anything about the separation of church and state. This term was used by Thomas Jefferson in a letter to a baptist church in Connecticut, in 1802 where Jefferson reassured the church that their 1st amendment rights would be protected.
The First Amendment’s Establishment Clause was intended to restrict Congress from: “establishing,” through federal legislation, a national Christian denomination, similar to the Anglican Church of England. A religious Christmas Carol would not be the equivalent to the federal government establishing a religion.
It sure makes you wonder about the people working in and running our public schools. How do they get something this simple wrong?
The public schools can have children singing Christmas carols, recognizing Kwanza and Hanukkah, and even putting up a menorah.
Did you know that the New Hampshire Senate opens each session with a prayer by various religious leaders? It’s not unconstitutional to sing religious carols at Christmas at school.
In the case of Lynch vs. Donnelly, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the right to display religious symbols or displays on public property. This did not violate the establishment clause of the First Amendment.
Chief Justice Warren E. Burger cited Christmas and Thanksgiving as national holidays and noted that the “Government has long recognized — indeed it has subsidized — holidays with religious significance.” That tradition of recognizing the country’s religious roots was distinguished from the First Amendment’s proscription of endorsing and establishing a religion.
On page 465 U. S. 670
To forbid the use of this one passive symbol while hymns and carols are sung and played in public places, including schools, and while Congress and state legislatures open public sessions with prayers, would be an overreaction contrary to this Nation’s history and this Court’s holdings. Pp. 465 U. S. 685-686.
The US Supreme Court said that these religious displays were fine and at the same time, acknowledged that hymns and carols were sung in public places, INCLUDING public schools.
Any decision to remove religious songs sounds is an overreaction per the United States Supreme Court. What about religious symbols? Are those now going to be forbidden? Even though the Supreme Court has already weighed in on this?
Make sure you let Superintendent Meredith Nadeau and Asst. Superintendent David Hobbs know that we expect district administrators to focus on improving the academic outcomes in our schools.
Between the lack of inclusion in the teacher training session with Seacoast Outright and now this, I am beginning to question the commitment to inclusion in this district. These examples look more like hostility towards religious families versus respect for a diverse community. If they are going to preach inclusion, then start showing it.
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This was from Thursday nite at the American Foreign Legion Hall in Londonderry, NH. Traveled down and was a bit surprised at how many people were attending – parking was off-site (down the road a bit at the athletic field complex) due to the small parking lot. However, the police (multiple cars and a K-9) allowed me to unload as long as I moved right afterward; I complied and thanked them for allowing me to do so. And I was warmly greeted by the staff and I went to set up.
Set up my traveling recorder on the press/video riser and then tried to set up my MEVO cameras on either side of the stage as I normally do. That didn’t last long – I was told that the fire marshall nixed that. So, the only angle is from the riser (not that tall) with lots of people in front of the stage. I was surprised at the size of the crowd.
Anyways, here are the three clips – the “obligatory” intro ceremonies that are always a part of a Republican gathering (Invocation and the Pledge of Allegiance – are those even a “thing” at Democrat events? If you are from the Left reading this, can you let us know?) and then mostly Ted Cruz. I will tell you that he was in rare form – he is naturally funny and loves to “turn a phrase” but he took it to a new level since I last saw him (GraniteGrok endorsed him in the Primary that Trump eventually won). Either he HAS worked on his comedic side or he’s hired a better crew of comedy writers – and his timing was quite good (it seems he’s had a lot of practice). One thing is true, though, he knows the issues and uses that comedian touch to get his points across.
And lest I forget, his entire purpose for being in NH was to endorse, as GraniteGrok has done, Karoline Leavitt for US Congress in NH’s First Congressional District. My hope is that she’ll turn out to be similar – hated by the Establishment but loved by the Conservative / Liberty & Freedom wing of the Republican Party.
Intro Ceremonies:
US Senator Ted Cruz – Part 1:
US Senator Ted Cruz – Part 2:
REMEMBER! Tuesday, September 13th, get out and vote!
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I just received my special Smear card this morning from Granite PAC falsely accusing Mellissa Blasek, my Merrimack State Rep, that she: “Kicked Freedom & Liberty to The Curb” and “She Threw Out Our New Hampshire Values” during her tenure in office. Check out Steve MacDonald’s revealing article about from where the PAC money comes.
One could say about the fact that they’ve spent over five grand attacking Blasék that is a “badge of honor.” Besides, this is the Marxist Principle of Reversal: “ Alway accuse your adversary of what you are guilty of.” Representative Blasek take heart: “If they smear you, they fear you.”
Let’s look at some facts. Our honorable Governor talks the talk of liberty while he “walks the walk of tyranny.”
He promised Right to Lifers he would support the repeal of the Buffer Zone Law, but when it came to signing HB 1625, he proved he was untrustworthy by refusing to sign the repeal into law.
He followed in lockstep all of the federal government’s unconstitutional Executive Order Mandates and dragged his feet opposing the Civil Liberties Defense Act, which political expediency finally forced him to sign it.
Based on the above short representation of his complete “spitting in the face of our Founding Fathers wisdom: If Melissa “Kicked the Curb of Liberty, “ Honorable Governor Sununu “Kicked the Statue of Liberty Down” during the past several years of ignoring Constitutional law, stomping all over the NH Constitution’s Article I Bill of Rights, specifically our “Inherent Rights,” which are essentially a Bill of Limitations, demanding the government not infringe on the rights just as our U.S. Constitution demands no infringement on our “Unalienable Rights.”
Check out the first 7:
Article I Bill of Rights
1. Equality of men; origin and object of government.
2. Natural rights.
2-a. The bearing of arms.
2-b. Right to privacy.
3. Society, its organization and purposes.
4. Rights of conscience unalienable.
5. Religious freedom recognized.
6. Morality and piety.
7. State sovereignty.
It appears our Governor has been not only “kicking but taking an ax to Liberty.”
The bottom line is Merrimack is so lucky to have Representative Blasek. She and Representative Jeanine Notter scored 100 % by the NH Republican Alliance, which grades officeholders on their fidelity to the Constitution.
Again check out Steve MacDonald’s article from 9/7 on Granite Grok for details. In Merrimack, voters on Tuesday need to reward Melissa with a vote of confidence for her courage to stand up for constitutional law. And Republicans need to dethrone our totalitarian-minded governor by voting for Karen Testerman. For there is no way that “freedom can flourish” if our leaders disobey the laws they are sworn to obey.
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Skip has covered Cornerstone taking Sun-King Sununu to task for his LIE about supporting repeal of the so-called “abortion buffer zone.” The Sun-King’s response: conservatives are irrelevant in New Hampshire:
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Democrat Mayor Lori “no white reporters” Lightfoot has done at least a few dozen illegal aliens a service. I know; she said she would welcome them to Chigaco after they were bussed there by “a man without any morals, humanity or shame,” but she then stuck them on another bus.
Problem meets solutionThe southern US border is overwhelmed by masses yearning to breathe free. Texas Governor Abbott has decided to share the wealth. He is bussing some of them to cities across this once great land that declared themselves sanctuaries for precisely these sorts of people (cough-cough!).
Problem meets solution.
Mayor Eric Adams in New York City pretended to welcome them but was more interested in yelling at Arizona and Texas. The Mayor of Washington DC, Muriel Bowser, got snippy as well. Bussing them as close to the people who drew them here has exacerbated the homeless problem. She’s declared a public emergency, which allows her to create more government. So, it’s a win-win for Bowser, yes?
And then there’s lightfooted Lori. She made a big speech about them coming to Chicago.
“Instead of treating these individuals with respect that they deserve or the due process that our require. Gov. Abbott chose instead to inhumanely load them onto buses, send them on a more-than-12-hour journey across a country that they don’t known and drop them off without any regard for what the next steps are. These are human beings.
Big words, big promise.
How’s That Working Out?
WGN Investigates has learned several dozen of the migrants Texas Gov. Greg Abbott sent to Chicago have now been relocated to a hotel in the suburbs without advance warning to the local mayor.
The prevailing punditry on this is that Lightfoot is a hypocrite. Well, of course, she is. Lori is a Democrat. And while it might contradict the inhumanity without next-steps bit, she has actually done them a great public service—the most humane thing she could.
Someone gets shot in gun-free Chicago every two minutes and twenty-three seconds. There’s a murder every thirteen minutes.
Democrat sanctuary cities are dangerous places.
By bussing a few dozen illegals from a sanctuary city to a suburban motel (did they leave the light on for them?), she has probably saved their lives.
That’s not why she did it, but it is what it is – a kindness.
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CONCORD, NH: The debate stage is set according to strict guidelines with NO accommodations for an audience. Live streamed, it appeared the stage was set to Governor Chris Sununu’s specifications.
During the walk thru for the candidates, WMUR’s New Director, Alisha McDevitt, explained that there would be three podiums. When questioned, she clarified that the Governor had declined the invitation.
“Once again,” stated Candidate Karen Testerman, “he owes the people of New Hampshire respect by appearing. What will be his excuse? He has his priorities, and serving the people is not among them. He appears to be more Biden-esque hiding in the basement than willing to explain the policies he has fostered.”
“This isn’t the first time he has declined to debate me. He didn’t accept my challenge in 2020, and he has had other priorities for the numerous invitations he has received. Is this the Governor’s way of withdrawing from the gubernatorial race? Like he did that with the U.S. Senate challenge,” said Testerman.
However, the show must go on with three of the challengers broadcasting from the Institute of Politics at St. Anselm’s College on Friday, September 9, at 8 o’clock EDT.
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All three State Representatives for Raymond and four State Representatives for Candia endorse Republican Michael Yakubovich for State Senate. Seventy-six New Hampshire State Representatives either endorsed Michael Yakubovich for State Senate or donated to the campaign.
The list of endorsements includes all three State Representatives for Raymond and four State Representatives for Candia. That’s Representatives Paul F. Ayer, Dustin Dodge, and retired Raymond Fire Chief Kevin M. Pratt for Raymond and Alan Bershtein, James Spillane, Terry Roy, and Kevin Verville. Other endorsements include Senator Harold French and two former Republican nominees for State Senate District 16. Those former nominees endorsing Michael Yakubovich are Jason Syversen and Honorable Joe Duarte.
Michael Yakubovich is gaining endorsements because he is proudly running an issues-based campaign for State Senate. Michael is focused on fighting to promote fiscal responsibility, continuing to strengthen our election laws, standing up for educational opportunities that ensure students get the education they deserve, and protecting the American Dream for future generations. Michael will always vote to protect the New Hampshire Advantage of no sales or income taxes and will fight to bring down the cost of energy for families and businesses. Learn more at https://www.michael4nh.com/
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September 8, 2022
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