Month: November 2025
Financial Audit Proves What Somerset County Board of Education Feared: Failing Leadership
Somerset County’s Board of Education has been in the news since January 2025 when the new Board members took their oath of office and stepped into the chaos of administrative incompetence. The proof for this fact rests in the chaos we saw in every public board meeting, which included no working procedures to enforce any …
SNAP Benefits Shutdown: A Good Time to Reassess – 54% of Federal Benefit Recipients Non-Citizens
Instagram and Twitter are abuzz with complaints about how the government shutdown is cutting SNAP benefits, and children in the U.S. are going hungry. Liberals blame Republicans for the shutdown and claim Republicans don’t care about Americans. Of course, liberals omit the fact that the shutdown happened because Democrats refused to cut funding for illegal aliens. And …
Liberal Washington Post Blames Democrats for Government Shutdown, Calls on Them to End It – Enraging Their Left Wing Readers
The government shutdown has dragged on for so long that even the liberal Washington Post is admitting that it’s the fault of Democrats and is calling on them to end it. The WaPo is acknowledging the fact that Democrats are pushing for certain demands in healthcare funding and telling them that they should fight this …
Matt Walsh Offers a Modest Proposal to End Fraud in the Food Stamp Program – Weight and Drug Testing (VIDEO)
Conservative commentator Matt Walsh thinks he may have come up with a way to combat fraud in the food stamp (SNAP) program. He suggests maybe we need to start weighing people who participate in the program. What about drug testing? This may be a little tongue in cheek, but Walsh makes some great points about …
Governor Moore Declares State of Emergency to Address Economic Impacts of Federal Government Shutdown and Distribute $10 Million in Emergency Funding to Fight Food Insecurity
ANNAPOLIS, MD — Governor Wes Moore today declared a State of Emergency to address the economic impacts of the federal government shutdown and help deliver resources to support Marylanders’ health and welfare. The governor also issued an executive order that will provide $10 million in emergency funding to Maryland food security partners to address the crisis stemming both from the …
Obama Floats ‘New Forms of [State-Controlled] Journalism’
Notorious nemesis of civil liberties one and all, Barack Obama, is apparently — and unsurprisingly — on the same page as our current Attorney General Pam Bondi, at least in the narrow sense that he also endorses a heavy state hand in the “regulation” of information. “Part of what we’re going to have to do is …
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The ‘Arctic Frost’ Spying Scandal Gets So Much Worse, and It Leads Back to Infamous Judge Boasberg
As RedState reported, Republican senators held a press conference on Wednesday, and what they revealed about the Arctic Frost scandal was incredibly disturbing. Describing it as “worse than Watergate,” Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) presented evidence that 92 different conservative organizations or individuals were targeted by Jack Smith and the Biden-era Department of Justice. All of …
Another One Bites the Dust: Wyoming Wind Farm Coming Down
CREDIT: Hans J. Hansen via Flickr Protestations of climate scolds notwithstanding, many of the various assorted “green energy” boondoggles are collapsing of their own non-viability. As we continually see demonstrated, if a thing has to be subsidized to be employed, then it never should have happened. If solar and wind power were economically viable, instead …
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Following heated debate, council votes to lengthen short-term rental moratorium
Despite pleas to resolve short-term rental issues before a moratorium expires in January, an Ocean City Council majority this week agreed to the first reading of an ordinance to extend the ban another year. On Monday, the council voted 4-3, with Council President Matt James, Councilman John Gehrig and Councilwoman Carol Proctor opposed, to extend …
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