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Steve MacDonald This weeks guests are Aaron Day, on his threatened third party challenge to NH Sen. Kelly Ayotte. Roger Wilkins from Concerned Veteran for America talks VA reform. And refugee resettlement investigative journalist Jim Simpson is back to talk Syrian refugees and the larger refugee resettlement agenda.
What are we paying them for again? Newsweek | A recent U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) report found that 73 aviation workers, employed by airlines and vendors, had alleged links to terrorism. The report, published by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Office of Inspector General on June 4, blamed bureaucratic mistakes. … It is unclear … Read more
Obamacare is a disaster but are NH Republicans willing to expand Medicaid so that a likely Republican Governor wont have to deal with it if elected in 2016? We also continue the conversation on the drug database, the upward cost curve of insurance and care thanks to ObamaCare, and a case involving Massachusetts police officers … Read more
This week’s guests are Aaron Day, on his threatened third party challenge to NH Sen. Kelly McAyotte. Roger Wilkins from Concerned Veteran for America talks VA reform and the Veterans Independence Act. And refugee resettlement investigative journalist Jim Simpson is back to talk Syrian refugees and the larger refugee resettlement agenda. Tune in 9-11am EST, right … Read more
GOP National Committeeman Steve Duprey should be happy to know that his support for Planned Parenthood will not be wasted.
CNN | Planned Parenthood plans $20 million election fight
Washington (CNN) Planned Parenthood is planning to spend at least $20 million fighting Republicans at the ballot box next year as the group punches back against GOP efforts to end its federal funding. …
Ben Carson lost me a long time ago, when he made this blunder of a statement in 2013 on the Glenn Beck program. Today, he’s doubling down.
Essentially, he used his lack of “political experience” to explain why he thought people in urban/populated areas should be prohibited from having semi-automatic weapons – but not people in “rural areas”.
While attempting to walk this foolish statement back, Carson said, “Early on, when I entered the political arena and I was asked the question about guns, I didn’t know at that time that you always start that off by saying how important the Second Amendment is and that you will never compromise that”.
This statement is almost as idiotic. A caveat does not cleanse or absolve you from making incorrect, egregious statements. This type of relativism is typical of politicians today and is sadly pervasive in our culture.
Not educating himself on such a vital topic, before going on a nationally syndicated program, then following up with such a weak-ass excuse, shows a fundamental lack of good judgement in Ben Carson.
My negative gut instincts about Carson were validated at that moment – and a few times since then.
Well….flash forward to today, November 20, 2015.
Obamacare is a disaster but are NH Republicans willing to expand Medicaid so that a likely Republican Governor wont have to deal with it if elected in 2016? We also continue the conversation on the drug database, the upward cost curve of insurance and care thanks to ObamaCare, and a case involving Massachusetts police officers … Read more
Ted Cruz acts out a scene from the movie ‘The Princess Bride,’ (great movie) complete with the accents. So, who else running for President, Republican or Democrat, could look this comfortable, doing this sort of thing, and come off looking like a regular dad who probably watched this movie a dozen times or more with … Read more
(5:30) “With all due respect to (the President) what I’m really afraid of is a foreign policy that creates more widows and orphans. So, where maybe he ought to start, is a foreign policy in the Middle East, including Syria, where people can go back to their homeland. Which is their preference. Go back to … Read more
If you missed it, we have a video cliff-notes version of Jim Simpson’s Book, Red-Green Axis – Refugees, Immigration and the Agenda to Erase America, by the author. Take some time to watch this because it’s not just about Syrian Refugees it is about the agenda behind the Refugee Resettlement machine that has been in place for decades. … Read more
I had an opportunity to sit in on a conference call today with Sen. Rand Paul at 3:30 EST. Short call, three questions asked (which was good for me because I was listening in from work). These are not verbatim quotes of questions or answers just a synopsis from my notes on the call. If any of you were also on the call and have more detail please share. Thanks!
1) Is the current screening process for Refugees insufficient?
Could Government policy on pain medication be fueling heroin addiction? We explore issues with the Drug database, morons in the bureaucracy, and a policy-culture that treats regular people in need like criminals.
Governor Hassan added her name to the list of Governor’s seeking greater assurance that Syrian refugees are thoroughly vetted. (which we know is virtually impossible.) Put more simply, Uncle Sam, no thank you, until you can provide assurances.
Republicans that share that stance, in the liturgy of the left, must be labeled xenophobic, discriminatory, uncompassionate, bigots by the ideological jackals on the left, especially here in the Granite State; but what of Gov. Maggie Hassan?
While national progressive voices have expressed concern at Maggie’s position the NH Democrat party is silent. Miscellany Blue is silent.
Could Government policy on pain medication be fueling heroin addiction? We explore issues with the Drug database, morons in the bureaucracy, and a policy-culture that treats regular people in need like criminals. Listen to the entire podcast here GrokTALK! is a Mobile-Ready Broadcast
They say New Hampshire has a heroin problem. They also say Medicaid expansion will help. Kimberly Morin joins us to talk about the details and potential political motivations (on both sides) for hyping a heroin epidemic in New Hampshire.
They say New Hampshire has a heroin problem. They also say Medicaid expansion will help. Kimberly Morin joins us to talk about the details and potential political motivations (on both sides) for hyping a heroin epidemic in New Hampshire. *Any audio problems reported during the program were corrected post-production. Listen to the entire podcast here … Read more
Mike Flynn at Breitbart has a nice long piece on Kelly Ayotte’s declining fortunes in New Hampshire politics. No, not the ‘the base wont vote for that Georgetown Kool Aid drinking establishment RINO‘ misfortune we’ve been on about. He’s referring to RLCNH Chair Aaron Day’s threat to run as a third party candidate in her race if Republicans pass Medicaid expansion.
But I digress.
Part of that article involved locating some evidence that the NHGOP had actually stepped out in one of its finest moments and advocated for Medicaid expansion, and lucky for them, and us, Skip copied and posted a press release in which they did just that.
The states have a constitutional right to deny DC its overreach on a wide range of issues but to do that we must act locally to elect officials who will stand up to the Washington Cabal.
The states have a constitutional right to deny DC its overreach on a wide range of issues but to do that we must act locally to elect officials who will stand up to the Washington Cabal. *Any audio problems reported during the program were corrected post-production. Listen to the entire podcast here GrokTALK! is a … Read more