Jane Cormier

Listen to GrokTALK! Tonight from 8 to 10PM on AC Nation Radio

April 30, 2013

Tonight from 8 to 10pm Eastern Standard Time, AC Nation Radio will broadcast the latest edition of GrokTALK!   This is the weekly re-broadcast of our two-hour pre-recorded podcast for the AC Nation audience.  You can listen by going to ACNation.com and launching their podcast player form the left side of the page. This week on [ Read more ]

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All New GrokTALK! -Week Ending 4-28-2013 (Updated and Bumped)

April 29, 2013

Update- Added individual segments and links to download the podcast. This week on GrokTALK! we had David Hurst on the program, the former Chairman of NHYR (as of 4/20), former MRC Vice-Chair, and the current Vice-Chair of NHYR,  and a long time leader in the conservative Republican youth movement. NH House Rep Jane Cormier stopped by [ Read more ]

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On the Next GrokTALK!

April 27, 2013

It’s Saturday morning and this means that not long from now we’ll be recording this weeks podcast- aired Sunday on GraniteGrok.com and Tuesday 7pm EST on AC Nation Radio. This week on GrokTALK! we have the former Chairman of NHYR (as of 4/20), former MRC Vice-Chair, and the current Vice-Chair of NHYR,  and a long [ Read more ]

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Belknap County Conservative Republicans!

April 16, 2013

Hear ye! Hear Ye! Calling All Conservatives! Belknap County is now home to a new political group in town, the Belknap County Conservative Republicans. This political grassroots organization is dedicated to offering conservative solutions for contemporary issues. Don Walker, one of the BCCR founders, says: “We believe that progressivism, in all of its forms, has corrupted [ Read more ]

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Guest post by NH State Rep. Jane Cormier: Bad Bill of the Month (HB 617)

March 17, 2013

HB 617 – Gas Tax Bill “…The Gift That Keeps On Giving…” Last Wednesday, the NH House approved the largest tax hike in state history by increasing New Hampshire’s Gas Tax by a BILLION dollars over the next four years. Basically, it means paying about $3.00 more at the pump EACH time you fill up! [ Read more ]

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Guest Post by NH State Rep. Jane Cormier – Honor is the Only Way Out of This Mess!

February 3, 2013

Since becoming involved in Republican politics back after the 2006 elections where the Republicans first got mauled (for not understanding and standing up for what they used to say they were), I have said, over and over again, that elected Republicans needed to stay engaged with the local media outlets – write the guest columns, [ Read more ]

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Where the Publisher of the Laconia Daily Sun has to apologize for his reporter, Mike Kitch

September 13, 2012

I do feel sorry for Ed Engler, publisher of the Laconia Daily Sun, up here in the Lakes Region; but he’s ultimately responsible for the quality and correctness of the reporting and writing of his reporters.  He knows this blog post is going up because I just got off the phone with him. While Ed [ Read more ]

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GraniteGrok Endorsement – NH House District 8: Jane Cormier

September 8, 2012

Lively doesn’t begin to describe  Jane Cormier , who is running for the NH House in Belknap 8 – (Alton, Barnstead, and Gilmanton)- to depose Democrat-running-as-Republican Peter Bolster.  Over the last couple of months, I have come to know Jane and know that she is scared for both her State and her Country; she sees [ Read more ]

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Mythology 101: The Imaginary War On Women”

September 5, 2012

All we hear nowadays from the Left is that Republicans are waging a war on women; the logical fallacy of the premise escapes most of them (and those driving this meme merely smile behind closed doors): really, would even the Stupid Party really decide to wage a war on 51% of the US population?  Well, [ Read more ]

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GrokTV Event: Belknap County Republican Committee “Contested Primaries” – NH House, District 8

August 18, 2012

The last of the contested primaries here in NH’s Belknap County is that in NH House District 8: Jane Cormier and Peter Bolster. Jane is a Conservative firebrand and is working hard to learn what is needed and working hard on her campaign.  Our interview series with Jane ended here (see the Previous videos on [ Read more ]

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GrokTV Event: Belknap County Republican Committee “Contested Primaries” – US Congress

August 12, 2012

This past Wednesday nite was the monthly Belknap County Republican Committee (“BCRC”) meeting.  I’ve missed the last few but only because there has been so many different meetings in so many places on Wednesday nites lately, I’ve gone to some of those “one time only’s” vs something that is there like a clock.  This month, [ Read more ]

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GrokTV – Jane Cormier for NH House – Questions 13 & 14

August 10, 2012

This winds up our interview series with Jane Cormier (running for the NH House in Belknap 8 – Alton, Barnstead, and Gilmanton) against Peter Bolster (one of the worst RINOs in the NH House, IMHO, who boasts of being a Democrat who changed registration to Republican just to vote against the Republican Platform on many, [ Read more ]

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GrokTV – Jane Cormier for NH House – Questions 11 & 12

August 9, 2012

Two issues that have been at the forefront of the present Legislative session were pension reform (where NH has among the highest per capita public pension costs in the nation going forward) and perhaps unsustainable, and whether or not having the State of New Hampshire would participate in Obamacare via setting up a health insurance [ Read more ]

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GrokTV – Jane Cormier for NH House – Questions 9 & 10

August 8, 2012

Well, it has been a wee bit of time since the last post of our interview series with Jane Cormier (running for the NH House in Belknap 8 – Alton, Barnstead, and Gilmanton) as we spent half of last week / weekend in Washington DC at the Americans for Prosperity’s Defending the American Dream event.  [ Read more ]

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GrokTV-Jane Cormier for NH House-Questions 7 & 8

August 2, 2012

#7 Are Government and Society interchangeable terms?  #8 Should they be? Continuing on with our questions for with Jane Cormier (running for the NH House in Belknap 8 – Alton, Barnstead, and Gilmanton), we wanted to know which should be the driving force in the land: Government or Society?  Are they two different entities?  If [ Read more ]

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GrokTV: Jane Cormier, Candidate for NH House – Questions 5 & 6

August 1, 2012

# 5: Where on the Political Spectrum are you? #6: Proper Role of Government – Your outlook? Labels, while not always completely describing who what is in politics, can generally give others a good idea of where one stands on the issues.  For instance, Democrats generally spend more and are more liberal than Republicans, who [ Read more ]

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Grok Special Interview: Jane Cormier,Candidate for NH House – Questions 3 & 4: Too many uninvolved people? What are your values?

July 31, 2012

Having gone over the preliminaries questions of “have you done this before” and ‘why are you running” with Jane Cormier (running for the NH House in Belknap 8 – Alton, Barnstead, and Gilmanton), from her answers came the next two questions (heh!  It is ALWAYS better to ask questions from what people themselves have already [ Read more ]

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Grok Special Interview: Jane Cormier,Candidate for NH House-Question 1 – Why are you running? 2-Why is “where’re we going” dangerous?

July 28, 2012

A little while ago, we were directed to a video that was taken when the “Values Bus” rolled into NH (sponsored by the Heritage Foundation and the Family Research Council).  While I recognized Karen Testerman and Phyllis Woods in the video, the person that was behind the podium at the time was someone that I [ Read more ]

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