u/Funkiefreshganesh

Karishma is an amazing progressive candidate in a very purple state, she wants to stop funding Israel, refuses aiapac donations, and wants to take money out of politics, she thinks the NH delegation has been too moderate and we need the complete opposite.

Karishma is a scientist with a PHD and is exactly the type of person we need in the senate right now! She started at 8% in the polls and she is now at about 30%

In a state that overwhelmingly supported Bernie sanders twice and basically kick started the progressive movement our state Democratic Party has refused to move left even though twice we chose a progressive. This has cost us control of the state house as the party continues to act more and more like republicans

We need to get Karishma Manzurs name out like graham platner got his name out! We have until September 8th primary to get Karishma 20% more support to win our primary!

Hey so my buddy texted me about a gig that he couldn’t pick up and asked if I wanted it, he said someone would buy my plane ticket and fly me to utah to drive a U-Haul truck back to New England, I told him hell yeah get me on that plane and I’m east bound and down! But after talking some more the catch is that I also have to drive a 75 year old women back with me because she can’t get on planes. I was super pumped for this gig because I love driving across the country especially if I’m getting paid to do it but I’m now hesitant about taking this job because I’m not sure about having the company of a 75 year old women with me I’m only 24 and I love old people but I figure it’s either gonna be like driving across the country with the sweetest granny you’ve ever met or I could get stuck with the grouchiest Karen you’ve ever met. What kind of rate would you charge if you also had to take a granny that you’ve never met with you?

So for starters I have seen Billy at every single type of venue from his smaller venue early days to the stupid hockey arena shows, and at the outdoor amphitheaters and sheds. I will go see Billy wherever he plays but for the past year and a half it seems he has skewed heavily towards playing at the minor league hockey stadiums and those place aren’t built for music, the sound isn’t usually the best in those venues and unless you are lucky to be on the floor you have maybe a foot and a half to nod your head to the music, it’s impossible to dance in those venues and honestly I think it effects the bands playing, when the crowd has room to move and groove and go crazy with dancing then the energy becomes electric, by stuffing people in tiny aisles and seats it’s almost impossible for the crowd to reach peak energy exchange with the band and I think that can effect the energy the band picks up from the crowd and in turn sends back to us.

I would like to hear people’s opinion on the hockey stadiums shows and if you’d rather see him play outside?

So I just recently finished 1923 and I was thinking, how did the Duttons survive the 29 crash just 6 years later and the following depression? I imagine Jacob and Clara would either be dead or close to it and that would have been really hard on Spencer having to raise a 6 year old child by himself, also I can’t imagine that the ranching/ cattle industry was exactly booming during the depression, not to mention any money that they had in the banks probably disappeared during the bank runs, also they would have had a hard time getting loans. I really hope 1944 addresses how they survived that time period of the depression, I imagine they could introduce a “Rip” like character who was drifting looking for work during the depression and happened to stick around the ranch for a meal and board, maybe this character could be Jimmys great grandfather and his son (jimmys grandfather) grew up working with John Dutton the 2nd and that’s why John Dutton the 3rd felt like he had a responsibility to take jimmy on as a ranch hand in the original series.

NH Bike-Walk Alliance article

"During the New Hampshire House of Representatives session on April 23, 2026, the chair of the House Transportation Committee said on the House floor, “It is against the law to run over pedestrians. It’s against the law to run bicycles off the road even though it’s sometimes very tempting.”

He was arguing against SB559, a bill that would have allowed municipalities to set lower speed limits where a traffic or engineering study supported them."