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Opinion

COVID in Black and White: A Juneteenth reflection

Cabinet Editorials

“When White folks catch a cold, Black folks get pneumonia.” We’ve known this old adage for years but never before did it strike so close to home as it did last month when COVID finally caught up with our interracial family. First, a little background. Since the global pandemic began in ...

Support antitrust legislation

Cabinet Letters

Slick television ads paid for by Big Tech have been running for weeks in New Hampshire, which are extremely misleading claiming that , “Your Amazon will be broken” and “you’ll lose your Prime” and the “ability to use Google Maps,” but this is simply not true. SB 2992, the American ...

Ashamed

Cabinet Letters

The Republicans running the anti-Hassan ad should be ashamed of themselves. The ad that claims she raised the gasoline tax by 23% sounds horrible but: What she did do, was eight years ago when she was governor she added four cents to the tax (18 cents to 22 cents) with the tipulation that ...

Statistically, there is no voter fraud

Cabinet Letters

Secretary of State Scanlan’s bogus special committee on voter confidence is gas lighting Granite Staters. The Secretary of State’s Special Committee on Voter Confidence is giving a platform and legitimacy to those that say voter fraud exists. I have 100% confidence in the integrity of our ...