Breaking News – Judge Berman Nullifies Brady’s 4-Game Suspension

AP U.S. District Judge Richard M. Berman said NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell went too far in affirming punishment of the Super Bowl winning quarterback. Brady has insisted he played no role in a conspiracy to deflate footballs below the allowable limit at last season’s AFC championship game. The written decision frees Brady to prepare for … Read more

Licensing Requirements Top Survey of Concerns for Small Businesses

The small business website Thumbtack.com surveyed 17,633 small business owners across the United States and asked them about the friendliness of their states and cities toward small business. Jon Lieber, Thumbtack’s chief economist, joined me for an interview to discuss those surveyed and the results. “This is a population of very small service providers, so … Read more

GrokTALK! – Why The Lawsuit Had To Fail

One of our resident NH Education Gurus, Jorge Mesa-Tejada, explains why a lawsuit filed by two towns against their School administrative Unit was doomed from the start; and it had nothing to do with the merit of the case they brought (and the taxpayers still have options…) Want the entire program? Get it here! GrokTALK! … Read more

GrokTALK! – Why The Lawsuit Had To Fail

One of our resident NH Education Gurus, Jorge Mesa-Tejada, explains why a lawsuit filed by two towns against their School administrative Unit was doomed from the start; and it had nothing to do with the merit of the case they brought (and the taxpayers still have options…)    

GrokTALK! – Jon Lieber – Thumbtack.com 2015 Small Business Survey

ICYMI – We sat down with Thumbtack.com chief economist Jon Lieber to talk about their 2015 mall Business survey. We discuss small business owner sentiment, what they view as the biggest barriers put in place by government.  Suggested alternatives to remove those barriers.  And NH’s A+ rating and #2 ranking nationally in the 2015 Survey. … Read more

Jon Lieber – Thumbtack.com 2015 Small Business Survey

Thumbtack.com chief economist Jon Lieber joins us to talk about the 2015 mall Business survey. We discuss small business owner sentiment, what they view as the biggest barriers put in place by government.  Suggested alternatives to remove those barriers.  And NH’s A+ rating and #2 ranking nationally in the 2015 Survey.    

So if the emails aren’t classified….Why Was It All Redacted?

So if the emails aren’t classified…. In this July 2010 e-mail, for example, the entirety of Hillary Clinton’s message was redacted prior to its public release under the federal FOIA law. The redactions of the material were provided pursuant to a provision of law protecting national security information. The printed redaction code“1.4(D),” cited next to … Read more

Carly “Amlost Certainly” To Be in Next GOP Debate

The old metrics to determine participation placed candidate Carly Fiorina far down in the ranks but, WaPo | How Carly Fiorina Earned a Spot… “CNN reevaluated its criteria and decided to add a provision that better reflects the state of the race since the first Republican presidential debate in August,” the network announced. “Now, any candidate … Read more

Senator Ted Cruz – Hollis, NH House Party

Senator Ted Cruz spoke at the home of Mike and Mar-Mar Rogers yesterday. We were there to live stream and record the event. Here are his remarks…(updated audio to Spreaker widget) Subscribe to any of these services to hear what you’ve been missing or listen at GraniteGrok.com

If A Moral Objection is Enough to Override the Contraceptive Mandate, What Else..?

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Hot Air | Moral Objection Enough to override Contraceptive MandateIn a stunning decision, a federal judge permanently barred the Department of Health and Human Services from enforcing the contraception mandate under ObamaCare against an employer for moral rather than explicitly religious grounds.

Permanently, until another court reverses it. But the premise is something of a right-back-at-you to those who have been attacking matters of conscience. This judge has given value to objection as a matter of conscience free of any specific religious underpinning.

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So, Taxpayers are Paying for “Access” To Abortion Services

 

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Planned Parenthood uses taxpayer dollars to stay open longer hours…

Planned Parenthood cuts its hours…As a result of losing some New Hampshire tax funding, Planned Parenthood has announced fewer hours of operation.

To which I asked,

Why are clinics that “don’t use taxpayer dollars to pay for abortions” making abortions less accessible to women because there are fewer taxpayer dollars?

Planned Parenthood has always claimed that tax dollars are never used for abortion services. But it is now a matter of public record that taxpayer dollars are used to provide access to abortion services.

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Shaheen Ties Her Wagon to Clinton Death Spiral

The Clintons and Shaheens, to borrow a phrase, have always been thick as thieves in the night–so this comes as no surprise, ‘Hillary Clinton coming to Portsmouth to accept Shaheen  endorsement.’ This so called news report fawns over Clinton and Shaheen. Its embarrassing. So it would never ask the question: “If Shaheen were up for reelection … Read more

Planned Parenthood Prioritizes Politics Before “Women’s Health.”

ppne TAXPAYER SHAKEDOWNAlternate headline: Abortion Cult Cuts Hours at New Hampshire Shrines – Blame Taxpayers who Oppose Government Enforced Tithing.

Life News | Planned Parenthood cuts its hours…

As a result of losing some New Hampshire tax funding, Planned Parenthood has announced fewer hours of operation.  They say this will hurt women, but New Hampshire Right to Life President Jane Cormier says otherwise.

“For women truly in need of healthcare services, there are many, many low cost or free healthcare clinics available here in New Hampshire,” Ms. Cormier pointed out to LifeSiteNews.  “This does not even take into consideration the fact that Obamacare and expanded Medicaid offers options for all women, regardless of income.”

You know what else it doesn’t take in to account?

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