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The Return of The Bride of The Son of SB 11 [Date of vote confirmed]

May 13, 2013

New Hampshire Senate Bill 11 will get a formal vote in the House this week, according to a post at CNHT.org.   The post states the full vote is May 22, but was sent to me with an update: the vote will be held this Wednesday, May 15th. (Note: We received confirmation.  The vote is Wednesday [ Read more ]

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Coalition of New Hampshire Taxpayers – Press Release on NH House Budget

April 4, 2013

House Republican Leaders Comment on Passage of Fiscally Irresponsible Budget By CNHT | April 4, 2013 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE APRIL 3rd, 2013 Contact: 603-271-3665 House Republican Leaders Comment on Passage of Fiscally Irresponsible Budget CONCORD – House Republican Leader Gene Chandler (R-Bartlett) and Ranking Republican on the House Finance Committee, Rep. Neal Kurk (R-Weare), offered the [ Read more ]

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Stand With Stephen Forster & Forster’s Christmas Tree Farm

November 12, 2012

The Town of Henniker has cited Stephen Forster (Forster’s Christmas Tree Farm) with illegal use of his property. But State law provides that Mr. Forster may use his property for Agri-tourism,  also known as “agriculture,” a legitimate use of the land. Henniker has apparently acknowledged this but will not rescind its citation unless they are [ Read more ]

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Guest post by Ed Naile, Chair of the Coalition of NH Taxpayers: A note to out-of-state Property Owners – Vote!

November 11, 2012

Ed Naile, long time registered Democrat and ‘Grok friend, asked us to publish this.  Given that out-of-state student “residents” took full advantage of the new Voter ID law and the Judge Lewis’s ruling on it, you should as well.  After all, you pay taxes here – they only take advantage of the taxes spent. Dear [ Read more ]

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Dateline Dover NH: Judge Lewis Hear’s Motions to Intervene…or Something.

October 4, 2012

Today Superior Court Judge John Lewis (D- Durham), will hear from a number of individuals who object to this rubber-stamping the ACLU’s request to suspend voter registration requirements relating to domicile.  Lewis agreed with the ACLU and League of Women voters.   The AG and Secretary of state are on that list of those who [ Read more ]

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“We are going to cure cancer…”

September 26, 2012

One of the great things about my chosen home of New Hampshire—like a majority of people in the state, it’s not where I grew up—is the extraordinary number of friends and people I get to visit and talk to (thank you RLCNH and GraniteGrok.com and NH GOP). One such conversation recently was a true eye-opener. [ Read more ]

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Howard Dilworth R.I.P.

August 21, 2012

After a long battle with various health issues, it pains me to report  that Howard Dilworth has passed away.  Howard was a long time taxpayer advocate with the coalition of New Hampshire Taxpayers and a compendium of knowledge on a wide range of topics related to New Hampshire law and politics in general.  He will [ Read more ]

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GrokTV Special Interviews – CNHT in review – The “Micros” edition!

July 12, 2012

Man, am I stacked up on video – apologies for not getting this up earlier from the CNHT Annual Picnic.  While Grokster Steve manned our setup and watched over the live stream and the recording cameras, I snuck out a few times to get a few “micro-interviews”.  So, here they are:    Kevin Smith (Candidate, [ Read more ]

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GrokTV Event – CNHT in review – Speaker of the NH House, Bill O’Brien

July 9, 2012

And we come to the end of the speakers at the CNHT Annual Picnic (“Old Home Day for Conservatives!”).  Fittingly enough (although he spoke early in the agenda),  we have the Speaker of the NH House of Representatives, Bill O’Brien: The speech transcript:  Coalition of NH Taxpayers – July 7, 2012 “Will we continue to [ Read more ]

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GrokTV Event – CNHT in review – The “Specials” edition!

July 9, 2012

Well, more than just the “top” positions in the State (e.g., NH Governor, NH Senate,  NH House) are being sought here in  New Hampshire – and a few of those candidates did show up at the CNHT Annual Picnic.  In order of appearance:    Frank Szabo (Sheriff, Hillsboro)                                     Michael Tierney (NH Exec. Council, District 2) [ Read more ]

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GrokTV Event – CNHT in review – The “NH Senate” edition!

July 8, 2012

Well, you DIDN’T think that we’d leave the NH Senate out, didja?  And yes, there were a number of candidates and incumbents running for the NH Senate.  Once again, in order of the speaking order at the CNHT Annual   Dave Boutin                                                              Ken Hawkins Cindy Howard District 5 Previous Posts: Intro Ceremony by Ed Naile, [ Read more ]

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GrokTV Event – CNHT in review – The “NH House” edition!

July 8, 2012

Even with all of other events going on, there were enough folks running for the NH House of Representatives to take quite some time as well!  In order of speaking appearance at the CNHT Picnic:    Bill Walker, Plainfield                                       Susan Olsen, Warner / Webster More after the jump. Intro Ceremony by Ed Naile, Chair of [ Read more ]

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GrokTV Event – CNHT in review – The “Congressional” edition!

July 8, 2012

At yesterday’s CNHT Annual Picnic, there were a number of folks running for US Congress (both of NH’s Congressional Districts) that wanted to get their name out there and try to convince some of the activists there “Hey, look!  You should back me!”. In order of their speaking yesterday:    Congressman Charlie Bass (CD-2)                  Rick [ Read more ]

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GrokTV Event – CNHT in review – The “Governors” edition!

July 8, 2012

When contemplating all of the videos, and doubtful that folks would want to see a post for each and every one, we’re going to follow a more functional approach.  This post contains all of the folks that spoke for the various candidates for NH Governor on the Republican & Libertarian tickets. Sidenote: strange; I am [ Read more ]

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GrokTV Event – CNHT in review – Jason Rink on the Nullification

July 8, 2012

The second speaker of the afternoon was Jason Rink who Skyped in (via the technical abilities from Grokster Mike!).  Associated with the Tenth Amendment movement, he directed and produced The Nullification Documentary –   Nullification: The Rightful Remedy. What do we do when the Federal Government steps outside of it’s constitutional boundaries? Do we ask [ Read more ]

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GrokTV Event – CNHT in review – Intro

July 8, 2012

Yesterday was the annual CNHT picnic – a gathering that attracts right of center activists (Conservatives, Liberals, and fed-up Democrats) every year for the last 14 years.  Well, we did try to live stream the CNHT (Coalition of NH Taxpayers) annual picnic but due to bandwith problems, the UStream servers kept complaining so I apologize [ Read more ]

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CNHT Straw Poll

July 7, 2012

Todays annual CNHT Picnic (recorded and live streamed by GraniteGrok) comes complete with candidate speeches and a Straw Poll.  This years results are as follows. Governor Lamontagne 52% Smith 29% Babiarz 18% Others 0% NH CD-1 Guinta 57% Parent 28% Kelly 18% Others 0% NHCD-2 Bass 47% Lamare 31% Macia 13% Dziedzc 7% Dean 2%

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GrokTV Event: CNHT (Coalition of NH Taxpayers) annual

July 7, 2012

We are here at the Hillsborough American Legion hall for CNHT’s annual “Old Home Day” for Conservative / Libertarian / Right of Center activists.  Full slate of folks will be speaking and we’ll be live streaming as long as no one kicks out the Ethernet wire! Live video from your Android device on Ustream Please [ Read more ]

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The Annual CNHT Family Picnic is This Saturday Noon to 2pm [Updated and Bumped]

July 6, 2012

[Update: Event is from Noon to 2pm; Featured Speaker Jason Rink, Director of "Nullification, The Rightful Remedy".] The Coalition of New Hampshire Taxpayers Annual Picnic is this Saturday from Noon to 2pm.  You can still buy tickets on line, or pay a little extra at the door.  The featured speaker Will Be Jason Rink of [ Read more ]

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Howard Dilworth – CNHT Vice Chairman

May 6, 2012

(Picked up and cross posted from CNHT) For those of you who have been asking about our Vice Chair, Howard Dilworth, we have some news… As you may know, our long time Director and friend at CNHT, Howard Dilworth, has recently had some serious medical issues, and was, for a time, in an induced comma [ Read more ]

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To all NH Taxpayer Activists – A message from Ed Naile

January 15, 2012

From Ed Naile: To all NH Taxpayer Activists: The Drudge Report has a story today about James O’Keefe and his Project Veritas investigative journalists asking for NH Open Primary ballots as though they were registered voters in New Hampshire.  The Project Veritas journalists posed as voters using the names of deceased NH residents of the [ Read more ]

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Voter Fraud Workshop Tonight

November 10, 2011

Ed Naile, the Chairman of the Coalition of New Hampshire Taxpayers, will be holding a Voter Fraud Workshop tonight. It is sponsored by the Manchester 912 group and starts at 6:30 PM.

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Choir Practice

July 10, 2010

Listening to twenty or so people give political speeches in succession may well be worse than being water-boarded. Listening to twenty or so political speeches in an air-conditioned room with close to 300 people who (more or less) are on board with just about everything that is likely to be said at that kind of [ Read more ]

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