Governor

The Principled Conservative Who Is Gradually Building His Position

January 8, 2013

This man has long been one of my favorites. At an AFP conference in 2009, I considered his speech to be “presidential”, demonstrating both gravitas and conservative principles. About a year later, he delivered a blockbuster speech on the Presidency (video : text) at Hillsdale College – not about himself, but on the meaning and [ Read more ]

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Maggie “Louisville Slugger” Hassan Takes a Swing at The NH Democrats ‘Civility’ Narrative

November 9, 2012

Anyone who bought or sold the New Hampshire Democrats bringing ‘Civility’ to Concord narrative has a very short memory, is a complete fool, (an out of state voter domiciled here on November 6th for voting purposes), or just another New Hampshire Democrat–and we’ve said as much time and time again.  They are incapable of civility. [ Read more ]

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Joke: Three NH Democrats for Governor Walk Into A Debate…

September 6, 2012

…all three of them want to raise your taxes.  But seriously folks….they do.  They all want to empower the state to take more of your money.  So what is there to debate? …How they disguise that desire.  But it is a distinction without a difference, or is that a difference without a distinction? Whichever stooge [ Read more ]

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Question of the day…

July 27, 2012

Let me just get this out of the way?  “Question of the Day…” will not be a daily feature unless someone else on the Grok payroll (which is a lofty sum of $0.00 dollars) bails me out…almost every day.  My follow through is simply not that reliable.  But I liked the sound of it so [ Read more ]

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NH Senator Gordon Humphrey Endorses Ovide Lamontagne for Governor

July 9, 2012

Manchester, NH – Two-term U.S. Sen. Gordon Humphrey today announced his support of Ovide Lamontagne for Governor. Sen. Humphrey represented New Hampshire in the U.S. Senate from 1979 to 1990.  He declined to run for reelection in 1990, fulfilling a campaign promise to limit himself to two terms.  He voted against the federal budget all [ Read more ]

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HCRC Flag Day Picnic – Ovide Lamontagne

June 10, 2012

Candidate for Governor of New Hampshire, Ovide Lamontagne takes the podium at the Hillsborough County Republican Committee Flag Day Picnic.

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HCRC Flag Day Picnic – Kevin Smith

June 10, 2012

First up to speak after the Host and MC was Kevin Smith, Republican Primary Candidate for Governor.

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Interview with Ovide Lamontage

January 10, 2012

Ed Morrissey (Hot Air) Interviews GOP Candidate for Governor, Ovide Lamontagne.    

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Gun Bills? Lynch Fights With Risky Behavior

January 6, 2012

 ”Gun control is like trying to reduce drunk driving by making it tougher for sober people to own cars.” —Unknown The Union Leader’s Gary Raymo reports  how two New Hampshire State Police troopers demonstrated how quickly a semiautomatic rifle can go from unloaded to loaded during a press conference at the Statehouse. That is all [ Read more ]

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GrokTalk! Returns – Saturday January 8th 2011

January 8, 2011

We’re Baaaaack…with 120 minutes of Live Streaming local and National News you could ONLY get from GraniteGrok.com

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Did Maggie Hassan…Just Take A Step To The Right?

December 20, 2010

Now that she has so much free time on her hands, former State Senator Maggie Hassan is proudly advocating for her newest hobby, the group No Labels. This means that Maggie ‘The Red’ Hassan is advocating for moderate debate that is open to all sides with a goal of non-partisan compromise. I also hear that Michael Vick would like to buy a dog?

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Ray Buckley Doth Protest Too Much

September 11, 2010

NHDP Chairperson Ray Buckley likes to pretend things about who we should and should not vote for.  This time around it’s the governors race, and the object of his affection is John Stephen.   If Republican Primary voters watched WMUR last night they would vote for Jack Kimball for governor because Johnny Stephen did a [ Read more ]

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Does Lynch Have A Primary Fight In 2010?

May 15, 2010

Rumor has it that John Lynch could have a primary challenger named Tim Robertson (D-Keene). Robertson has been kicking around the NH House for years warming a seat over at the Criminal Justice and Public Safety commission where his primary contribution has been making friends in the party and sponsoring bills that are inexpedient to legislate.  Robertson’s [ Read more ]

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