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Steve MacDonald When we get done prepping for the program on Saturday morning we often turn the recorders and cameras on and talk until the show starts. If you happen to be on the site already you’ll catch it on UStream. If not, here it is. The pre-show is available in a (sort-of) limited release; it is only published … Read more
Congratulations to Donald Trump who had a great night on March 15th, winning four races and sweeping up 161 Delegates. Kasich won his home state of Ohio and Missouri is still too close to call (Trump is ahead by 0.2% or 2000 votes as of this writing with precincts left to report). So, all-in-all, an impressive display. But? Team … Read more
The Bamster has finally picked a date for the SCOTUS nomination ball. Some Judge by the name of Merrick Garland. Here are some wild generalizations about Judge Garland I found on the internet.
Tomorrow Morning on Throwback Thursday we feature our 40 minute interview with Jerry DeLemus live from the Bundy Ranch in Bunkerville, Nevada, on April 19th, 2014. Before that we’ve got Kimberly Morin and Richard Olson, as well as Sen. Bob Smith after hour two. Tune in from 9 am to 11 am + EDT at GraniteGrok.com … Read more
Talk radio done ‘Right!’: Originally broadcast on Feb 13th, 2016 ICYMI with CNHT’s Ed Naile, AFP’s Chrissy Harbin, post primary Jeb! Sign debris and more. Follow GrokTALK! on Twitter
Hillary Clinton has declared proudly that we didn’t lose a single person in Libya.
Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton committed her second gaffe in as many days on the campaign trail Monday night, claiming that the U.S. “didn’t lose a single person” in Libya during her time as secretary of state.
Alternative Lifestyle title: This is not “The Awareness” You Were Looking For…
Professor Mari Poindexter, from Michigan, punched herself in the face and blamed “a guy at a Toby Keith Concert” for it. The police began to suspect it was a hoax,
“..when the investigators informed Poindexter that there was also surveillance footage of the parking lot, (and) she became anxious. She said she was no longer interested in viewing any video which might incriminate her assailant.”
The lying lesbian professor, having milked the internet for pity and attention (after punching herself in the face and sharing it, and her tall tale, on social media) is reported to have then become suicidal over…getting caught?
Here’s and idea. How about we try running this country like a Federal Republic? That would solve some problems. That’s the focus as we talk Federalism, Ruling class disdain for voters, the fusion that is Conservationism, with a quick shout out for the next Defending Freedom Tour 2016 BBQ, and why Scott Brown should not … Read more
Beginning in April of last year employment numbers in the city of Seattle began to drop as unemployment rose.
The AEI study, worked up from Bureau of Labor Statistics’ monthly surveys, shows that, between April and December last year, Seattle saw the biggest employment drop in any nine-month period since 2009 — a full year into the Great Recession.
The city unemployment rate rose a full percentage point.
From September through November of 2015 the reporting shows a loss of 10,000 jobs in Seattle in just three months, (right when you’d expect holiday hiring to ramp up?). What happened? We know Progressives happened.
From David Marcus at The Federalist.
Back in August, Donald Trump had strong words for Bernie Sanders after a Black Lives Matter protest interrupted a Sanders rally. Trump said, “I would never give up my microphone. I thought that was disgusting.” He went on to say, “That will never happen with me…I don’t know if I’ll do the fighting myself, or if other people will, but that was a disgrace. I felt badly for him, but it showed that he’s weak.”
On Friday night, Trump had the chance to show how he would react to a Black Lives Matter protest. He tucked his tail between his legs and scurried back to his jet. At least Sanders had stayed on the stage.
Here’s and idea. How about we try running this country like a Federal Republic? That would solve some problems. That’s the focus as we talk Federalism, Ruling class disdain for voters, the fusion that is Conservatarianism, with a quick shout out for the next Defending Freedom Tour BBQ, and why Scott Brown should not be … Read more
ICYMI – GrokTALK! for Saturday March 12th, 2016 with guest co-host Kevin Kervick. Follow GrokTALK! on Twitter Get the Free Spreaker App for iOS, Android, or Windows Mobile, then Follow us to get updates on live shows and broadcasts, as well as access to thousands of podcasts and tons of free programming.
Kevin Kervick (Masters in Psychology) joins us as we talk Mizzou and the price of social engineering, candidate cults of personality (danger! danger!), why did Carson run, some clarity on an old Rubio scandal, and we set the table for the rest of the program. (Listen to the Full Podcast Here.)
Special thanks to Spec Bowers for doing all the leg work here. After seeing the list, this is my question for the establishment GOP and NHGOP. How many times does a Republican have to vote with the Democrats instead of the Republicans, before they can no longer be considered a Republican, or a ‘good Republican’ or a ‘conservative? These are all words hijacked by Republicans who vote mostly with Democrats, or vote mostly to advance the Democrat agenda, to describe themselves and those like them.
Here is the list of Republicans in the NH House, a dozen of whom have voted more with Democrats than their own party.
The next time a left-winger goes BDS on you over Iraq feed them a reality sandwich. (That’s Bush Derangement Syndrome not the anti-Israel Boycott Divestment and Sanctions.)
The reason for the military action, Obama then claimed, was the danger of a humanitarian catastrophe caused by Qaddafi’s forces attacking civilians. The real reason was that France’s access to Libyan sweet crude was blocked by Qaddafi. Neither France nor England had the ability to undertake the airstrikes necessary to overthrow Qaddafi’s government, so U.S. forces were necessary despite the fact that no U.S. national security interest was at stake. …
I’m just guessing but is Drudge a Trump guy? c/o Daily Caller
Kevin Kervick (Masters in Psychology) joins us as we talk Mizzou and the price of social engineering, candidate cults of personality (danger! danger!), why did Carson run, some clarity on an old Rubio scandal, and we set the table for the rest of the program.
CainTV | Dinesh D’Souza is a man who has paid a heavy price for his political activism, yet it has not slowed him down in the slightest. And now, as America stands at risk of seeing Hillary Clinton assume the power of the presidency, D’Souza is back to remind us not only of what motivates Hillary to … Read more
This week we talk about SJW’s, Social engineering, morality vs political factions, the need for internal self-governance, fascists versus communists, Ruling class distrust of voters, and the latest Republican primary news.
There were a handful of primaries on Saturday, including Wyoming, Washington DC, and Guam. Mr. Trump did not do well in any of them. (RedState) Wyoming: Ted Cruz won by a huge margin with 66.3% of the vote, followed by Marco Rubio in second place with 19.5%, and Donald Trump in third at 7.2%, with … Read more