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Steve MacDonald Join us right here tomorrow morning, along with guest host Jane Cormier, as we discuss the passing of Justice Scalia and the Supreme Court vacancy, the South Carolina Primary, the latest Project Election fraud revelation from the New Hampshire primary, and a lot more…
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Dr. Cooper, co-founder of Liberty Harbor Academy, was a frequent guest on GrokTALK! before she began her battle with pancreatic cancer, something both my father and uncle died from. She fought for two years, which is remarkable, but ended her battle on February 14th, 2016. She will be missed.
New show tomorrow but ICYMI, here is last week’s GrokTALK! – February 13th, 2016
The USDA’s 2015 report on honey producing hives places the number at 2.74 Million, up from around 2.4 million in 2006 and the highest it has been in the past 20 years.
In a WashPo article, reacting to an earlier report in 2015 declared, “Call off the Bee-pocalypse…”
“…the number of honeybee colonies has actually risen since 2006, from 2.4 million to 2.7 million in 2014, according to data tracked by the USDA. The 2014 numbers, which came out earlier this year, show that the number of managed colonies — that is, commercial honey-producing bee colonies managed by human beekeepers — is now the highest it’s been in 20 years.”
How did the bees survive cataclysmic anthropocentric number fudging warming? The Free Market did it…without the government.
In its entirety, without comment. (I will comment tomorrow on GrokTALK!)
Justice Antonin Scalia was a staunch defender of our Constitution and a brilliant jurist. Through the force of his intellect, he made contributions to our nation that will impact our lives for generations to come, and all Americans join his family in mourning his death.
Justice Scalia’s unexpected passing creates a vacancy on the Supreme Court, which is now ideologically evenly split – four to four – by justices nominated by Democratic and Republican presidents. Supreme Court justices have significant power in our constitutional system of government as they are the final arbiter on the meaning of our Constitution and laws. Empowered with a lifetime appointment, the next nominee is likely to have a significant impact on the court and the people of our country for decades to come.
This week’s Throwback Thursday takes us to June 1st, 2013. JR Hoell was on to talk about education and Charter School funding in the NH Budget. (We also talked about firearms.) The town of Londonderry had a hissy-fit over a ‘little’ fireworks show at Londonderry Fish and Game. There was the Obama Bus, Listening Sessions, … Read more
We continue with the antics of the Attorney General’s office and not just the lack of election transparency but the institutional opposition to clean elections.
We continue with the antics of the Attorney General’s office and not just the lack of election transparency but the institutional opposition to clean elections.
NH Election law is so porous that a Regional Field Director for a Democrat campaign, who lives in Colorado, can vote in a New Hampshire election, using the campaign office in Manchester as “his domicile.” These vote-thieves are not alone and this happens in every election in NH, by design. The NH AG demands it, the courts defend it, and the Democrat party, the architects, made it nearly impossible to police it, and they fight to protect our porous elections whenever someone tries to fix it.
Skip had some additional thoughts about the latest revelations here. I have included the latest Project Veritas NH Election fraud video and transcript again, below. H/T to Ed Naile for the Transcript.
Ed Naile joins us to talk about election fraud during the New Hampshire primary and his part in the under-cover Project Vertias videos (the second of which is due out this morning).
The commie’s at MoveOn.org’s States Project are up in arms about Governor Hassan’s Banking Commissioner appointee, and this could be one of those rare occasions where we agree. If New Hampshire wants to get away from its image as an administrative corruptocracy, she may want to heed this advice and find someone with a bit more distance from the industry they are tasked with overseeing. I am, however, torn. I’d love to get him out of the NH State Senate…
From the petition:
Many thanks to all of you who worked so hard in New Hampshire to ensure a good turnout for Senator Ted Cruz on February 9th for the NH Primary Election. Our work in New Hampshire is on hold until the next round of voting, but our neighbors in Massachusetts need our help NOW! To volunteer … Read more
Ed Naile joins us to talk about election fraud during the New Hampshire primary and his part in the under-cover Project Vertias videos (the second of which is due out this morning).
Chrissy Harbin, Director of Federal Affairs for American’s for Prosperity, returns to discuss the implications of the Supreme Court placing Obama (Maggie and Kelly’s) Clean Power Plan on hold while lawsuits work their way through the system. (2016-02-13: 2a)
The MA primary is coming up and the 603 Alliance is looking for folks willing to make calls for Cruz, from the comfort of your own phone, to registered Republicans in Massachusetts. If you are interested please email me at steve@granitegrok.com
I laughed my ass off. How about you?
Chrissy Harbin, Director of Federal Affairs for American’s for Prosperity, returns to discuss the implications of the Supreme Court placing Obama (Maggie and Kelly’s) Clean Power Plan on hold while lawsuits work their way through the system. (2016-02-13: 2a)
School delays–go snow!–will make it impossible for me to stream any content this morning. I’ll be in the car for a good chunk of the 9 am to 10 am hour. So, no rebroadcasting today, but check back tomorrow for Workday Wednesday – 6 continuous hours of GrokTALK! (I’m picturing liberals as the aliens in … Read more