There has been widespread protest from many politicians and non-profit organizations about the decision by Americans for Prosperity to support efforts to reduce taxation and over-regulation in Vermont. 

We discussed Harvey’s transition from Wall Street to State Street, a move driven by his deep connection and love for Vermont. He shared insights into the @VTGOP’s efforts to build momentum in a state where they have often been the underdogs. Harvey’s analysis of the political landscape was both candid and forward-looking, touching on the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for the party.

They are persons who have been hurt by the ‘healthcare’ that they’ve been provided, physically and mentally. And they want to have a voice and they want healing from their wounds and injuries because of the medical procedures.

Detransition advocates forum interrupted in Vermont State House today.

Vermonters, especially those who live in Burlington or visit the fallen Queen City often, are dismayed but no longer surprised. Peter Santenello has seen squalor the world over. But he was shocked.

Paul Bean asks people in Boston, MA to give their hot take on America in a single word.

Scott talks about Vermont’s sky-rocketing cost of living and the dearth of Moderates in the government.

Our Geoengineering Age is a website dedicated to Geoengineering, practice that involves deliberate activities to change any of Earth’s biogeochemical systems, preeminently the climate, either through manipulation of the atmosphere’s chemical composition or through heating the upper atmosphere with electromagnetic technologies.

“I think what these legislators think is they’re helping the poor, but they’re not, they’re just making it worse,” Tatro said.

“The bottom line: chronic bullying not being dealt with.”

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On today’s Friday at Four, we look at – Crazy, white, gun-totin’ liberals / Don’t look now, the Taxpayer Revolt continues/ Getting it Wrong with Hydro/ The eclipse and EV Fragility. Your real-time, online comments welcome!

“It seems to me this legislative session it has not been just a drift, it’s been a very dramatic shift,” Gov. Douglas said.

“We owe a debt of gratitude to those that sustain our forest economy: the landowners, the foresters, the loggers, the sawmill workers, and the craftspeople.”

Paul Bean goes to Dating Ground Zero – the University of Vermont.

S.147 would “prohibit smoking cigarettes or using electronic cigarettes within 25 feet of any place of public access or of a multiunit dwelling.”

A Senate bill introduced on March 15 would eliminate at-will termination, and protect employees’ voting rights and free speech.

Three bills would protect Vermont State College’s physical libraries from being reduced or eliminated.

A well-known radio personality visits the State House to inform lawmakers, media and visitors about an alternative housing option.

A dog rescued from starvation and a heavy chain found his way to a loving couple in Addison County. They call him Buckshot Willy – and in this video, he tells you why.

Despite testimony about how the ‘Affordable Heating Act’ would actually raise energy prices for poor and middle income Vermonters, a Senate committee unanimously approved S.5.

Here at the Vermont Daily Chronicle, we’re now trying to produce news videos. Today: Brady letters as another basis for the State permanently decertifying a police officer to work in Vermont.

All it took was one raging 400 lb. voter to convince this town clerk that making complicated electoral changes must be accompanied with robust education of both voters and voting officials.

The acting Speaker of the House would not allow an amendment to the abortion/transgender shield bill requiring conscience protection for health care providers to be voted on by the full House.

A third fisherman this week has died after going through the ice off the shores of Grand Isle County.

I have just published my last post for 2022. Wow, what a year it has been!

Inspired by an Augustus Saint-Gaudens sculpture, Black Aggie adorns the grave of highly disliked Montpelier benefactor John Hubbard.

Tiktok is chock full of teenagers posting breathless videos. This one from a TPUSA conservative volunteer named Esther describes her visit to Hanover (NH) high school.

In 2017, the Vermont Public Interest Research Group (VPIRG) hired 36 lobbyists and reported a total revenue of nearly $3 million, which goes very far in a small state like Vermont. This […]

In Episode #9 of TNR’s acclaimed video series “Travels with Charlie,” host Charlie Papillo goes back to school. He, Vermont Education Secretary Dan French, and former school board member Jay Eshelman talks […]