Steve MacDonald

Doug Sachletben (SACK-lay-ben), the communications director for Club for Growth, joins us to discuss Governor Mike Huckabee’s real record on taxes and spending. Listen to the entire podcast here Follow us on YouTube,USTREAM, Facebook, and Twitter …and take us with you on iTunes, iHeart Radio, Spreaker,TuneIn, or Stitcher.

I apologize for the click-bait tease of a headline but I have credible information that Carl Gibson never departed the service of Maureen Mann in her loss to Yvonne Dean-Bailey in the Rockingham 32 special election. We are also developing new leads tied to 26 Summit Street Concord, N.H., the address given by Mr. Gibson.  … Read more

New Hampshire appears, on the surface, to have done a decent job of reducing dropout rates.  But if you look at how the state has meddled with reported graduation rates, it becomes a lot harder to determine what the state has actually achieved. Keep reading at Watchdog.org

We continue with Doug Sachletben on Governor Mike Huckabee’s many taxes and taxing priorities as governor. We also discuss government spending increases and how that is not charity but effects charitable giving. Listen to part I of this interview here or Listen to the entire podcast here Follow us on YouTube,USTREAM, Facebook, and Twitter …and … Read more

In Part II of our interview with Ed Naile we discuss progressive voter-fraud nests, Red Files, and how neither the NH AG’s office, nor the Secretary of State can be trusted to do more than cover their own ass or the ass or those who pull their strings. Listen to the entire podcast here Follow … Read more

John Quincy Adams once said, “You will never know how much it has cost my generation to preserve your freedom. I hope you make good use of it.”   H/T Tom Wildmon – American Family Assocciation

The Buffer Zone Repeal was aborted so an unnecessary lawsuit may now move forward – at your expense. Two Republican state Senators, Nancy Stiles (a co-sponsor of the original law) and Jerry Little, sided with every Democrat in the chamber to lock the vote. Republican state Sen. Jeb Bradley voted for the repeal bill, but then quickly … Read more

Ed Naile joins us to talk about the arrest and unlikely prosecution of vote suppressor Carl Robert Gibson.  We get into some background on Gibson. Known associates. How prisoners in NH (unlike college students in NH) cannot vote from their “current residence.” Why expecting NH to do anything meaningful with these charges is likely folly, … Read more

If New Hampshire is to continue relying so heavily on businesses for state revenue, they need to make the business climate more inviting in the state. New Hampshire, because it has neither a sales tax or income tax, relies heavily on business owners to generate revenue for the state. Given that model, you would expect legislators … Read more

This week Doug Sachletben from Club for Growth takes issue with Gov. Huckabee’s record on Taxes.  We also talk about the NH AG arresting someone for vote suppression and the trail of evidence that follows the perp Carl Gibson. Some South Koreans visited NH to learn about Right to Know, the Boondoggle band plays on, … Read more

And Thank You Senator Paul. (Hot Air) Rushing to beat a deadline, the Senate instead beat itself into paralysis over the Patriot Act. In an overnight session that ended up producing nothing but frustration, the upper chamber rejected the House’s reform bill for NSA surveillance, and then failed to move any extension for the existing … Read more

UNITED STATES v. STEVENS April 2010 Since its enactment, the First Amendment has permitted restrictions on a few historic categories of speech–including obscenity, defamation, fraud, incitement, and speech integral to criminal conduct–that “have never been thought to raise any Constitutional problem,” Chaplinsky v. New Hampshire, 315 U. S. 568, 572. …But the First Amendment’s free speech … Read more