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At Prager University Over the past 50 years, the purpose of the American government has radically transformed. Whereas it’s main goal in domestic matters used to be to protect liberty, it is now an entitlements machine, transferring over $2 trillion per year from some people’s pockets to others. Nicholas Eberstadt of the American Enterprise Institute …
Prager U – The Government vs. The American Character Read More »
They have taken it for granted that if abandoned to their own inclinations, men would only occupy themselves with religion to arrive at atheism, with instruction to come to ignorance, and with labor and exchange to be extinguished in misery. Happily, according to these writers, there are some men, termed governors and legislators, upon whom …
Notable Quote – ‘The Mysterious Hand of the Legislator’ Read More »
This week we’ve got Kimberly Morin from Examiner.com, Senator Bob Smith–candidate for US Senate, and former NH House Rep Jerry DeLemus will talk with us live from the Bundy Ranch in Bunkerville, Nevada.
I woke to Skip’s post quoting the proprietor of Gunstock Ski Resort about how the cost pressures put on his business by DemocratCare (The un-eponymous affordable Care Act) will affect winter tourism. It will shorten the season. He wont be able to operate as long. Had he realized the impact he would not have built …
If You Like Your Tourism Industry You Can Keep Your Tourism Industry Read More »
This week we’ve got Kimberly Morin from Examiner.com, Senator Bob Smith–candidate for US Senate, and former NH House Rep Jerry DeLemus will talk with us live from the Bundy Ranch in Bunkerville, Nevada. Live broadcast by Ustream
Alternate title: “Jeanne Shaheen said that if I voted for John Sununu NH’s Ski Seasons might get shorter…and she was right.” This post needed this picture, I just didn’t have time this morning before GrokTALK!
Andrew Hemingway joins us to talk about his campaign for governor of New Hampshire. We touch on some issues important to the state and before he joins us — his new primary opponent, Walter Havenstein–with some filler about money and speech. Listen to Segment Four Listen or Download this segment here Here Listen to the …
GrokTALK! April 12th, 2014 with Andrew Hemingway – Candidate for Governor of NH Read More »
The “But We Have To Do Something” Lobby has successfully ushered a hand-held cell phone ban through the New Hampshire legislature, sort of. The NH Senate voted to pass the legislation with an amendment that will send it back to the House before it can make its way to the governor; who will have to …
“But We Have To Do Something” Lobby Passes Bill That Will Do Nothing… Read More »
Thursday the New Hampshire House held a workgroup session on Senate Bill 120 – an effort to institutionalize political speech within the ruling class. Read this if that concept or this bill is new to you–or even if it is not. The result of that was a decision to hold another session next week. ( …
Alternate headline. Bob Odell – “My work here is done.” After trashing New Hampshire by guaranteeing a future broad-based tax to pay for his embrace of Medicaid expansion (see also ObamaCare), too-long term State Senator Bob Odell has reportedly announced his retirement— days after JP Marzullo announced he would challenge Odell in a primary. (Happy …
Breaking News: NH State Senator Bob Odell is Retiring Read More »
