Vermont Daily Chronicle

An outfit called Our Children’s Trust brought a suit from 16 Montana youth who allege they are harmed by climate change and the state’s energy policies.

You don’t want to leave politics up to those who have an agenda. 

The average age of American farmers is now 60. More people are switching to farming careers, but even there, the average was 46.3 years in last Census, and new farms are more likely to be smaller.

If you can’t find or afford a place to live in a state, odds are you’re not going to live in it. So, what political party’s policies are making it difficult and expensive to build housing in Vermont? Hmmm…

The nation is at a new tipping point now, and we all need to consider what actions we each need to take to be sure our democracy survives.

Last week, the first Republican Presidential Debate set records for viewership, totaling a live audience of over 12 million. It was the most-watched cable telecast of the year outside of sports.

The radical Left aim to to punish and eliminate the opposition just like regimes do in Third World Countries.

It’s long overdue for Vermont to look beyond the many “stakeholders” jealously guarding their interests, and start looking at tested – and affordable – real world alternatives.

Trump’s appeal is not him.  It’s his willingness to call out the phonies, the industry of liars and the brutal honesty of a man who’s benefited by the system.

Existing congregate shelters and subsidized housing – and emergency rooms – will be better and safer alternatives for those who need them if they are not dumping grounds for the mentally ill.

The Vermont state government using the July flood to pressure citizens to adopt EVs.

My intention is to warn people, not to debate with good people. I am thankful to my constituents and to those who appreciate my work at the statehouse. It is an honor to serve you.

Nationalism should not be a readily available commodity for the right. In reality, before the 21st century (with a few noteworthy outliers), it wasn’t.

They call it sex work, describe it as a right, and dress it up as a noble calling. That sounds great, but what legalized sex work actually looks like is slavery, trafficking, and sexual assault.

Another example of why more people are dying of climate change policy than climate change. Vermont politicians are prioritizing virtue-signaling over practicality and safety, yet again.

The constitutional and economic ramifications of California’s Proposition 12, which banned the sale in California of pork from pigs held in tight confinement, are profound.

Asteroids at least 460 feet long — those with the potential to wipe out cities or small countries, should they impact Earth — are very difficult to locate. And we just found one.

The agency is not as good at looking down at the planet as it is looking up to ideologues for direction.

The Beauty of Substack is that it offers a growing forum for Americans to free themselves from the stifling false narratives of a failed media.

What will you do the next time the “manure” hits the fan and you are told what to do by an authority figure and pressured by your peers to do it?

If Democrats were really “Pro-Choice” they would stop attacking pro-life pregnancy centers.

You have to wonder why the Vermont Climate Council is urging land use controls to keep people and businesses out of high ground, and cluster them in downtowns that flood.