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April 20th GrokTALK! Snippets – Segment Three: Guest – Dr. Julianne Cooper from Liberty Academy

April 21, 2013

Dr. Julianne Cooper visits GrokTALK! to chat about a Liberal education, Common Core, Teenage brains, surviving 25 years in the White Tower, Learning 9 to 5, and how those ‘new’ progressive ideas you keep hearing about are not as new as you think. Note: Individual guest segements will be posted throughout the day today. You [ Read more ]

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These people vote. They decide who the President will be. No, it’s no joke. It’s real.

March 15, 2013
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Are We New Hampshire’s Best State Based Political Blog?

March 3, 2013

Are We New Hampshire’s Best State Based Political Blog?  I think so [me too!  -Skip]. If you agree, please go here and vote for us.  [fill in the field and keep hitting tab to go to the next field to FINALLY see the SUBMIT button] Thanks!

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Let’s Be Clear On Why Democrats Want To Kill The School Scholarship Program

February 20, 2013

In April of last year I pointed out what appeared obvious to me.  That the small business school scholarship program,  eventually passed into law last year–the one New Hampshire Democrats are trying to repeal–could actually save the towns and the state money. In Merrimack the actual ‘on-paper’ cost per student is well over $14,000.00 each.; [ Read more ]

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The NH Democrat’s Dishonesty About Tobacco

June 8, 2012

On 6-6-12 I provided an update on the state of tobacco tax revenue in New Hampshire.  Buried in that post were some observations about how hypocritical and dishonest Democrats in the Granite state are about tobacco and their obsession with taxing it.  A hypocrisy they themselves may not even grasp.  So I wanted to excerpt [ Read more ]

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