It Depends on What you Think ‘1000’ Means

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Did you hear the one about the 1 in 1000 year rainfall in South Carolina last week? It was all over the news. The Carolinas got a lot of rain. The sort of rainfall you only get “but once every thousand years.” Lots of talk, speculation, and climate cultists had their own worries. But before all of that gets out of hand, if we jump in our way-back machine and travel to 1916…

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NH Still Not Ready for Hillary

Politico is reporting that Hillary insiders in and out of New Hampshire are hinting that Clinton take the cardboard standee of a herself (or is that actually her?) to later states and write off Iowa and New Hampshire. Hillary Clinton is losing in New Hampshire, and at least one small contingent of family allies thinks it’s … Read more

Some Inconvenient Truths about CO2

This video features Leighton Steward. We interviewed Leighton back in April of 2014. After you watch the video you can listen to that interview here for more detail on CO2, human beings, and planet earth.

Carly Fiorina Q & A – Practical Federalism Forum

After her remarks, Carly Fiorina took questions on Education and Standardized testing, Special interest money and the government complexity that favors them, Israel and the Iran deal, and more… (If you missed the speech before the Q & A, listen here.) GrokTALK! is a Mobile-Ready Broadcast

Has NH AG Dropped Unsworn Falsification Charge Against Joe Barton?

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On September 1st, 2015 Joe Barton was arrested and charged by the New Hampshire Attorney General’s office with falsifying a letter from State NHGOP Chair Jennifer Horn, to act as a vote challenger in the town of Newmarket, in the November 2014 election. The arrest received a great deal of media attention, in conjunction with other charges brought by the AG against Barton for an altercation at the polling place on election day.

An anonymous source has notified me that a hearing to be held today was cancelled by assistant NH AG Stephen Labonte, who invoked Nolle Prosequi on the charge of unsworn falsification. The AG does not have evidence to prosecute. Innocent is another way to put it. So, could this have any bearing on the remaining charges?

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Carly Fiorina – Practical Federalism Forum

Republican Presidential Candidate Carly Fiorina’s remarks at the Practical Federalism Forum at SNHU this past Saturday. (The Q & A will be posted separately.) GrokTALK! is a Mobile-Ready Broadcast

Because Liberals Needs Chris Mercer to be White

H/T Susan Olsen AM Facebook News Feed Obama is mixed, but black because liberals need him to be, shooter was mixed but white bc libs need him to be. pic.twitter.com/2fOsp2jhK8 — ¡El SooperMexican! ن c137 ???? (@SooperMexican) October 2, 2015

Deerfield Fair Republican Primary Straw Poll Results

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The Rockingham County Republican Committee had a booth at the Deerfield Fair and took the opportunity to take a straw poll. Neither the national media nor the establishment Republicans will like the results. The not-a-politician candidates dominated, corralling 69% of the vote. Trump lead the poll with 39%, followed by Carson with 29% and Fiorina with 11%. Ted Cruz collected 9%, Rubio 6%, and Rand Paul 4%.

The NHGOP establishment darling (prefered candidate of the SunuGnome and company), John Kasich, got 4% and Jeb Bush 3%.

Complete results and details of the poll on the jump.

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Maggie Hassan Challenges Kelly Ayotte for US Senate

I saw a handful of emails on this from other Groksters but no one wrote about it so here you go. Governor Maggie Hassan has announced that she will challenge (sometime) Republican Senator Kelly Ayotte. The Senate seat is up for grabs in 2016 and it has been speculated for sometime that Hassan planned to … Read more

Why Aren’t The Public and the School Board in The Loop?

ICYMI – Part two of our interview with Rich Girard, who is running for the Manchester Board of School committee. We talk about how good education policy only comes from ensuring that parents and school boards are not just involved but informed so they can be educated participants in the process. Part I Here GrokTALK! … Read more

Practical Federalism Forum – The Interviews

We recorded 7 hours of audio and video at SNHU Saturday, and every speaker will get their due, but there still must be a podcast version so here it is. Included here are our interviews with Stanley Kurtz from National Review; UT State Rep Ken Ivory; From Iowa – Caffeinated Thoughts author Shane Vander Hart; … Read more

Why Aren’t The Public and the School Board in The Loop?

ICYMI – Part two of our interview with Rich Girard, who is running for the Manchester Board of School committee. We talk about how good education policy only comes from ensuring that parents and school boards are not just involved but informed so they can be educated participants in the process.  

Practical Federalism Forum – The Interviews

Included here are our with Stanley Kurtz from National Review; UT State Rep Ken Ivory; From Iowa – Caffeinated Thoughts author Shane Vander Hart; NH’s Jeff Chidester and Ann Marie Banfield; plus podium remarks from Bryan McCormack (Cornerstone Policy Research) and Sean Fieler – Chairman of the American Principles project.  

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