Tales from the BudComm: Free Marketplace Part 3

Previous posts on the tale of the WinniWagon here and here – the saga(s) of why my hamlet’s “transient food vendor” licenses are, to plaigerize Jimmy McMillan, are “too damn high”. Well, it seems that in looking into the costs of a food truck made more than a few people rather uncomfortable – there’s been … Read more

“…that the city is likely the last resort to fill the gap…”

We have several informal mottoes here at GraniteGrok.  One is self-evident – “we annoy people” (mostly the ones that need annoying).  The other one is a tangential off-shoot of what the late US Speaker of the House “Tip”  O’Neill’s quote of “All politics is local” If it is happening here, it is probably happening in … Read more

Heroes matter. Guess who Progressives think are not – and who should be

This could also have been a BlogLine of the Day but requires a bit more thinking.  So, here’s my information backdrop US Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan –  Asserts that the amount of deviant behavior in American society has increased beyond levels the community can afford to recognize and that society has been redefining deviancy to … Read more

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Standard Fare – Democrat Hypocrisy

Yep, this just about says it all (reformatted, emphasis mine): VA DEMOCRATS ACCEPTED DONATIONS FROM NORTHAM’S PAC AFTER CALLING FOR HIS RESIGNATION Four Virginia Democrats disclosed that they received donations from Gov. Ralph Northam’s political action committee despite having called for his resignation earlier this year, according to campaign finance data from Virginia Public Access … Read more

Facebook Doodlings – Where do they get these ideas on Minimum Wage?

Yup, in our effort to better get the message out on how various locality’s Democrat NH State Reps are voting, here’s one about Nashua’s concerning the the Minimum Wage. It’s a topic that’s near and dear to my heart (and limited government philosophy) so when I saw it on Facebook in that “by invitation only” … Read more

Hmmm, I could agree with feminists on this idea

Sorta like the line that Jim Bender had when he ran for US Senate from NH a couple of election cycles ago (it drove his professional campaign staff to absolute HORROR!): “a government small enough to put into a burlap bag, wrap a rope around it, and drown it in a bathtub”. I can hear … Read more

Another difference between Britain and America

The British side of this is that they had problems with guns so this land that gave birth to the most free country in history decided it needed gun control.  And more gun control, and then stepped on the gas even more.  We on this side of the pond said “Law of Unintended Consequences! When … Read more

HB365 – Thank you, Gov. Sununu, for vetoing higher electric rates!

Concord, NH – NHGOP Chairman Stephen Stepanek released the following statement regarding Governor Sununu’s veto of House Bill 365 (emphasis mine, and above image chosen especially for our NH climate either – every moment that snow is on them make those panels more and more useless): “The NHGOP supports Governor Chris Sununu’s veto of HB365 … Read more

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