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Continuing a great day in NH, Herman Cain headlined the Hillsborough County GOP Lincoln-Reagan dinner this evening. He actually spoke at the reception AND the dinner, but your grokster’s vantage point for the dinner was inadequate for the task. What stands out most clearly is the wide range of Herman’s speeches, and his ability to …
Tim Gill won’t be happy. He and Political Outgiving have been pouring money into Maryland and the pockets of its governor, Martin O’Malley, O’Malley was one of Tim Gill’s special guests at last years secret gathering along with our own governor John Lynch. The goal was, as it was in New Hampshire, to buy up local politicians at the state house level and ensure the governor of finanaical support to pass same sex marriage.
Today, Herman Cain spoke with a group of conservative and home school activists in Hollis, NH "The Hermanator" was on grand form, and, after chatting informally with all the attendees as they arrived, spoke to the group of about 40 for almost an hour, taking a dozen or so questions along the way. A extra …
Michael Moore is a dumb add, and in case you don’t want to just take my word for it…let’s go to the video.
Continue Reading The Lie That Persists: Guns and the State House in Concord
If we ignore the change in national perception based on weeks of evidence that public union employees (and democrats) are selfish, angry, violent, children what actually changed when the Wisconsin legislature and Governor Walker succeeded in passing changes to collective bargaining?
One of the staples of the "retail politics" that has been "forever" here in NH is the house event; put on by interested folks or supporters of one candidate or another, it gives the ordinary person a chance to get the measure of a given candidate up close and personal. Questions, after a while, become …
I’d be interested to hear the rhetoric from Political consultant and former congressman Paul Hodes who claimed he was against TARP but voted to spend paid back TARP funds on other left-wing stimuli.
