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Steve MacDonald This week we are joined by Carly Fiorina; Max Abramson guest-co-hosts as well as updating us on his self-defense case and providing a legislative update; Jorge Mesa-Tejada explains what SAU’s are and discusses their true role and their relevance; Pete Ingemi reports in from the First in the Nation Summit, and Kevin Bloom joins us … Read more
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Hooters Restaurants do not have to hire male servers. Curves, the largest chain of workout centers for women in the world, does not have to cater to men. So why aren’t leftist heads exploding? Shouldn’t this be headline news 24/7/365 until these gender-biased injustices are undone? These are clearly an assault on someone’s sexual orientation. … Read more
We continue the school choice discussion touching on who benefits from a voucher program, how Croydon is ready to go court if they are forced (because state law and the state constitution are on their side), a bit of what the law actually says, and a look at the real costs of public education.
Our guests this week on GrokTALK! April 18th, 9am – 11 am EST Former Hewlett Packard CEO and US Senate Candidate Carly Fiorina Max Abramson with the legislative update Jorge Mesa-Tejada is back to talk education The Concord Monitor’s Mask slips Plus the WTF, the News of the Week, And then there’s that First in … Read more
(PJMedia) …President Barack Obama announced that the United States would be removing Cuba from the U.S. State Sponsors of Terror list as part of his push to normalize relations with the communist dictatorship. But just hours later, a terror group long fostered by Cuba — even today, the Castro brothers are harboring several wanted members … Read more
John Stossel Hobby Lobby’s owners were represented in court by a group called the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty. Becket’s director, Kristina Arriaga, says Hobby Lobby isn’t stingy or cruel: “The Green family pays twice the minimum wage, closes on Sundays, gives very generous benefits to their employees, and they did not object to 16 … Read more
We continue the school choice discussion touching on who benefits from a voucher program, how Croydon is ready to go court if they are forced (because state law and the state constitution are on their side), a bit of what the law actually says, and a look at the real costs of public education. You … Read more
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An excerpt from Whittaker Chambers 1957 review of Atlas Shrugged. Ouch. Atlas Shrugged can be called a novel only by devaluing the term. It is a massive tract for the times. Its story merely serves Miss Rand to get the customers inside the tent, and as a soapbox for delivering her Message. The Message is … Read more
Back in February while researching this article I came across a bill in the New Hampshire Legislature to expand a tax credit that was due to be evaluated in 2015 and that my research suggested had failed to achieved any of its intended goals.
The Coös County job creation tax credit is on the top of the committee’s list for evaluation in 2015. The credit is also part of a new piece of legislation that would expand the program into a second New Hampshire County.
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We continue our discussion with Jody Underwood about how Croydon, NH discovered a taxpayer-funded School voucher program already in existing New Hampshire law, we cover what the state constitution actually says about education, and what State School Board chair Virgina Barry tried to leave out of that debate when she insisted Croydon stop their School … Read more
Do they know that they are nothing more than wage-chattel parading to advance a progressive policy that will make more than a few of them wage-slaves to the welfare state? (NY Post) Fast-food and other low-wage workers picketed outside burger joints in New York and across the country Wednesday, demanding pay hikes to at least … Read more
Susan Olsen takes a few minutes to finish up on SB 116 (Vermont Carry), with a hint that the next issue is who in state government is keeping lists of gun owners in violation of state law. Then Jane Cormier steps over and in to give us a New Hampshire Right to Life Update. We … Read more
This is…priceless.
(TWS) The second-time presidential candidate wants to “make even small-dollar donors feel like they are part of the inner circle.” Based on the campaign’s website, however, expectations for those “small-dollar donors” who speak Spanish are considerably lower than those for their English-speaking counterparts.
The main donation page for the site includes preset amount buttons for $5, $25, $50, $100, $500, $1,000 and the maximum for the primary election cycle, $2,700. However, the preset amounts for the Spanish language version of the donation page are significantly less: $3, $5, $10, $25, $50, $100 and $250. Both pages includes an “other” button where donors can fill in a different amount.
We continue our discussion with Jody Underwood about how Croydon, NH discovered a taxpayer funded School voucher program already in existing New Hampshire law, we cover what the state constitution actually says about education, and what State School Board chair Virgina Barry tried to leave out of that debate when she insisted Croydon stop their … Read more
Susan Olsen takes a few minutes to finish up on SB 116 (Vermont Carry), with a hint that the next issue is who in state government is keeping lists of gun owners in violation of state law. Then Jane Cormier steps over and in to give us a New Hampshire Right to Life Update. We … Read more
(Union Leader) At their meeting Monday night, Selectmen Chairman Dan Duffy made it known that selectmen will not accept public input at their meetings. He announced “the board’s new policy” as Budget Committee member Steve Brinser was trying to air a grievance about information that he felt was omitted from this year’s town report.
“For the time being, we have, as a group, decided to act because there are some people who are mudslingers, who are anti-anything in this town,” Duffy said on Tuesday.
So, The Donald had scheduled an after-hours cocktail party event at the Nashua Courtyard Marriott, this Friday night at 10pm, smack-dab in the middle of the NHGOP’s #FITN First In The Nation Leadership Summit, being held a few doors away at the Crown Plaza Hotel. He was even going to provide a complimentary shuttle van, to and … Read more