Law prohibits discrimination against persons, not ideas.

“I felt as if I was so beneath [Balint] in class and experience that she did not bother to relate to me as a human being,” a Poor People’s Campaign pilgrim to Washington, D.C. said.

The Republican Party’s traditional beliefs: smaller government, less taxation, unregulated capitalism, less gun safety controls, free trade, no unions, and fiscal conservatism, are being overshadowed.

“In my view, if right-wing Supreme Court justices want to make public policy they should quit the Supreme Court and run for political office.”

Scott noted in his weekly press conference hours before he issued his official veto that the current redemption process is a “Rube Goldberg” contraption that actually puts barriers in the way of recycling

At Polyface Farm in Virginia. I spoke about the pervasive theme in scripture, and in biology, of humanity’s connection with the earth and farming.

The most encouraging part of the evening was seeing three individuals  from the concurring Pride Joy protest among the 105 in attendance, taking in Walt’s presentation.

Robert’s father with a “particular intensity” directed Robert to read The Plague by Albert Camus. Robert says he read it three times to decipher the message.

Sen. Ruth Hardy (D-Addison): “Women make, what is it, 82 cents on the dollar or so, compared to men.” She regrets the Senate failure to override the legislative pay hike veto not for herself, of course, but “on behalf of our future sisters in the Legislature.”

If you want to do something new, AI is not nearly as helpful. It can’t remember what it never knew.

Even though Bitcoin has a lot of potential and advantages, it is important to use care and do your study before using it.

A recent EAI event featured famed columnist George F. Will, and was largely attended by conservatives. A different cross-section of Vermonters gathered for RFK’s visit, hinting at the possibility of a growing alliance of populist support for an authentic maverick.

In stark contrast to today’s “media”, the following is a true, accurate, honest account of what happened in Lyndon, VT on Sat. June 10, 2023.

Naomi Wolf stands out as a walkaway: a dyed-in-the-wool liberal feminist who woke up to the lies of her government. 

When the scope of the legislative session is so broad its length could extend indefinitely, and in other Deep Blue states, they have become full-time year-round positions with salary and benefits.

The suit is designed to protect Vermont’s natural resources and schools that have been affected by contamination from the chemicals.

Push is on to end all school choice rather than let some parents choose Catholic schools for their kids.

It’s all there in a recent U.N. policy statement.

The secret is out about Vermont. It is no longer just a pristine state with rolling hills, quaint villages, farms, and thousands of miles of unpaved roads. Its underbelly is now clear to all.

Is the ESG movement intentionally obscure? No doubt. Should those of us interested in individual rights and freedom learn more about it?  Absolutely.

A former Lamoille County resident regrets her liberal, “gender-affirming” past.

PETA and other animal rights organizations purport to talk for cows, but their voices ring hollow: the plan is not to release cows but to slaughter them.

Ireland has announced plans to cull hundreds of thousands of cows to comply with European Union climate policy. Indeed, cows are the heroes, not the villains, in rescuing the climate.

As readers and voters, we bear the responsibility of holding Goldman, as well as every Democratic representative who failed to adequately plan for this crisis, accountable.

Jordan Peterson is a man who doesn’t just wear the uniform but fulfills the duty.

What these Vermont legislators cannot grasp is that relying on electric heat is just not feasible in a Vermont winter.

John Kerry announces controlling farms is needed to prevent climate change…

Despite their numerous denominational, doctrinal and stylistic differences, one thing churches in the Upper Valley seem to agree on is avoiding politics in the pulpit.  Why is that? 

The very nature of womanhood is under attack yet again, and by proxy so is manhood.  

Forget the hype on either side. AI is a tool that can and will be used both for good and evil. Evslin thinks the potential outweighs the risk.

The bar for charging police officers with a crime is now so low the expectation is that any use of force could be twisted into a criminal case, the former Director of the Vermont State Police says.

The dishonesty displayed by Vermont’s extremist Woke-ists has been on full, possibly libelous display in the Blake Allen case.

Vermont’s supermajority just put Vermont on the path to significantly higher home heating fuel, despite the veto of Governor Phil Scott. But don’t expect the controversy to end there.

An in depth look at how reporters mislead citizens to promote a political agenda.

Since March 2020, we may have experienced the greatest intrusions on civil liberties in the peacetime history of this country.

When a pro-choice leader announced “our autonomy over our bodies is not up for discussion,”  it sent a clear signal: If you are pro-life in Vermont, your judgments do not matter. That’s a big mistake.

Increasingly and oddly in these days of supposed inclusivity, Mascots of Color need not apply. And if one already has the job, prepare to be eliminated.

The racist ideology of “The White Man’s Burden” has permeated our public schools, universities and other establishment institutions and is mortally wounding the future for Black American children.

To cover all this drunken sailor activity by the supermajority, the Democrats and Progressives are just asking you to, as always, “pay just a little bit more.”

Having double-minded men and women administering two-standards of justices is nothing new in American politics.

And why job loss from AI is still a problem.

The Legislature just budgeted tens of millions of dollars to create new state jobs. Too bad it couldn’t have kept more retired military instate by exempting their pensions from taxes.

Allocating harm where it does the most good.

The red hot policy issue in the state right now is S.5, the (un)Affordable Heat bill passed by the Democratic supermajority in the House and Senate. Gov. Scott vetoed it last Thursday.

Founder of anti-natural gas plant group says S.5 is all about establishing market share for fracked gas.

Gibbs exposes dangers and deceptions within the “green” energy-related movement hijacked by corporations and investors out to make a profit.