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Steve MacDonald Chuck Schumer was at the forefront of Democrat resistance to any more Supreme Court nominees by President Bush in the last year of his second term in office. “New York Sen. Charles E. Schumer, a powerful member of the Democratic leadership, said Friday the Senate should not confirm another U.S. Supreme Court nominee under President … Read more
Are you surprised by these results? Forbes
We overlooked this one, but it was probably the best headline last week after the New Hampshire Primary. “N.H. Women Choose Hell over Hillary Clinton.” The Washington Examiner played the results of last weeks vote against the backdrop of comments made by Madeline Alright, who implied that there was a special place in hell for … Read more
“George Will, Washington Post Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist, imagines what an idyllic politically correct universe would look like.” (Including how, in that world, Oklahoma is the ‘Red People’ state, and Minnesota looks like the land of White Supremacists.) Prager U
This week on GrokTALK! we spent a few minutes questioning House Bill 1694, an act to legalize and regulate Marijuana in New Hampshire. My concern had nothing to do with whether any particular quantity of marijuana should be legal, but I did have a moral objection to the bill. It felt like a deal with the regulatory devil.
With the Passing of Justice Scalia the presidential election just became about the supreme court even if the Senate does not stand firm on its position that the next president should make the appointment. I don’t see them managing that. If they stand firm, every Senate race will become about the supreme court. IThe RNC, RNSC, … Read more
A gun ban bill gets shot down, marijuana legalization goes up in smoke, no such thing as a government shutdown, Federalism to the rescue, the BLM (Bad Land Management), and other minutia. 2016-02-13 S2a (Full podcast here)
A gun ban bill gets shot down, marijuana legalization goes up in smoke, no such thing as a government shutdown, Federalism to the rescue, the BLM (Bad Land Management), and other minutia.
This week we examine the post NH primary hangover, election fraud and an inside look at the latest Project Veritas Video with Ed Naile, Democrat gun ban legislation, the SCOTUS ruling on Obama’s Clean Power Plan with AFP’s Chrissy Harbin, and there’s also plenty of talk about local control vs. central planning, and Jeb! – … Read more
This week we examine the post NH primary hangover, election fraud and an inside look at the latest Project Veritas Video with Ed Naile, Democrat gun ban legislation, the SCOTUS ruling on Obama’s Clean Power Plan with AFP’s Chrissy Harbin, and there’s also plenty of talk about local control vs. central planning, and Jeb! – … Read more
The image above (no longer available), is the exercise of political speech by people trying to get the money out of speech. I don’t believe that is desirable, so naturally, I have some questions.
Most of us won’t be surprised by any of this, but in a press release dated February 10th, 2016, Governor Maggie Hassan–who wants to be the next US Senator from New Hampshire–demonstrated how she thinks government in Washington should work.
Democrat Katherine Rogers wrote a bill to require anyone in possession of a firearm within NH to have liability insurance that does not exist in any state for each and every weapon. This is a gun ban bill, plain and simple. It came out of legislative committee inexpedient to legislate by a vote of 20-1. … Read more
Today, you can catch UP on last weeks program starting at 9 am Eastern. Tomorrow morning at 9 am we welcome back Ed Naile, guest co-host Kimberly Morin, and Chrissy Harbin from AFP, to talk Post NH primary analysis, election fraud, Democrat gun bans, the SCOTUS ruling on Obama’s Clean Power Plan…and I bet you did … Read more
Care of Rich Girard… Girard at Large | One hundred thousand six hundred thirty nine. That’s how many votes Donald J. Trump officially received in Tuesday’s primary. The vote tally gave Trump thirty five point six percent of the record two hundred eighty two thousand eight hundred four votes cast in the Republican Primary. Ohio Governor … Read more
This week on Throwback-Thursday we go back in time to January 17th, 2015 to discuss patient outcomes under ObamaCare with Dr Jason Fodeman MD, Vote Fraud with CNHT Chairman Ed Naile, and School Board antics with Ken Eyring and Tom Murray. (2′ 30″)
A few days before Gov. Christie was driven out of the race by New Hampshire voters we had a conversation with Alex Roubian from the New Jersey Second Amendment Society about how the N.J. Governor had lied on national television about his record on gun rights. Hear what Alex had to say about the Governor … Read more
Kelly Ayotte has announced her support for ‘The People’s Pledge’ by asking Governor Hassan to sign on. If you forgot what that is, Jeanne Shaheen tried to foist in on Scott Brown in the 2014 US Senate race after he lost to Liz Warren when they both signed on in 2012.
If an independent third party group spends money on TV, radio, or online supporting a candidate, that candidate has agreed to pay 50% of the cost of airing that ad to a charity of the other candidate’s choice.
How nice of Senator Ayotte to toe another progressive narrative for them.
By a vote of 207 to 136 the NH House advanced Obama Care Medicaid Expansion legislation that will inevitably lead to a broad-based income or sales tax in the Granite State. We’ve talked about the expansion, the effects, consequences, and costs already, so let’s get down to the votes.
Who, in the NH House, just voted to saddle you with an unnecessary and unsustainable welfare-state expansion–complete with all the Federal strings–that will inevitably lead to a sales or income tax ?