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Steve MacDonald 
Chuck Morse supporters got some bad news this week. The latest Granite State poll is out, and Ms. Ayotte has a commanding lead among self-identified Republican primary voters. Forty-four points. The good news for the Morsels is that these affairs are low turnout, and if you can GOTV with conviction, there’s a very real opportunity … Read more
Sent to me by a reader is the case of a man who was imprisoned for helping a mother and her child escape abuse. The mother, having found faith, sought to protect her child from her abusive former lesbian lover. Philip helped transport them to safety, leading to his imprisonment. Philip shares his journey and … Read more
There is no longer any need to speculate. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has endorsed Donald Trump, but you can still vote for him. Democrat-turned-independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. endorsed Republican nominee Donald Trump on Friday, a major development that could shift momentum in the increasingly tight fight for the White House. During a … Read more
Speculation has run rampant in recent days as to whether Bobby K Jr. and his VP Nicole (wealthy tech lib) Shanahan were ready to toss in with Trump, and it’s their fault. They said things, and we rightly made some assumptions and connections and joined a few intellectual map dots. And wow. That’s what we … Read more
The Harris campaign seeks workers to help her steal the 2024 election. Oops, I meant the campaign (the crooks and the vulnerabilities already exist). You’ll need to pick your pronouns, and the campaign requires an updated COVID-19 shot. That’s the China virus—the Wuhan Flu. If you don’t tithe to Big Pharma, there is no gig. … Read more
Kristin Walker at the (American Consumer Institute) has published research analyzing the carbon cost of so-called green technology. She breaks down the details for the big three – Wind, Solar, and EV Batteries – and details the emissions cost of the so-called magic that makes these things possible. Often left out of the discussion is … Read more
What is extreme misogyny? I had to look it up, and it wasn’t what you’d call an easy journey. To summarize, it is the Left’s answer to men who reject their decades-long efforts at feminization and dehumanization. Guys who dare to assume traditionally male roles as father, breadwinner, or protector might fit the category, but … Read more
California’s list of failures is long, from high taxes and poverty to lax enforcement of theft. Crime pays, and foreign invaders are often held in higher esteem than natural-born residents. Housing, land management, water, you name it; California sets the standard for what not to do to which we can add energy. California would rather … Read more
Another year of loose gun laws and another year as one of the safest states in the country. And no, correlation does not imply causation, but this has been happening yearly for a very long time. One analysis or the other inevitably arrives at the same conclusion. New Hampshire is a very safe place to … Read more
The Democrats appear willing to do whatever it takes to keep RFK jr off the general election ballot, which doesn’t concern Democrats as much as it should. It makes the argument that Trump would end elections less credible than the intelligence experts who said Hunter’s Laptop was Russian Dizinformatzia. And I get that you still … Read more
We have two stories this morning, “ripped” from the virtual pages of our New Hampshire headlines. The first follows the travails of two teen boys who identify as girls who want to play school sports. But the evil legislature and that Sununu person signed a law separating students in sports in grades 5-12 by their … Read more
Greetings, readers of the ‘Grok, and thanks, as always, for spending time with us. I wanted to provide a quick update on the site and some upcoming adjustments. We are still planning to add dates or date flags for the content on the archive/category pages. It’s mostly a scheduling thing with the design team. Second, … Read more
We are not against the odd human interest story (some would argue correctly that all of our stories are human interest), so this is right up our alley either way. Women. We’re huge fans. So when I tripped over this story on the internet (someone sent it to me, shhh), I was very excited. My … Read more
As weird as the world is (so-called scientist Neil, “I may have smoked too much of deGrasse” Tyson says Chromosomes don’t define sex,) it can always go further off the rails. Take this story about the application to work for the Harris Walz campaign. It only allows you to pick from nine sets of pronouns, … Read more
As the Gulf of Maine Offshore Wind project speeds along its out-of-control-freight-train collision with reality, Orsted – a leader in failed East Coat wind projects, announced it is still losing obscene amounts of money. “Orsted estimated the value of its assets declined $472 million in the first half of 2024, largely due to delays at … Read more
The question of whether your government has the will or the ability (the desire) to strictly define boundaries was answered in the spring of 2020. The market test that followed framed a series of restrictions pursued in some locales with militant enthusiasm for a number of years. It did not limit itself by age, race, … Read more
A vast, unwashed hoard has entered the country without as much as a bureaucratic blink of an eye. Those tasked with detention, offering little more than a notice to appear after letting them go – arriving in the interior on buses or planes thanks to the Biden Administration or just making their way on their … Read more
The walkback of New Hampshire’s transgender sports ban has achieved escape velocity. News broke late last week of a lawsuit brought by a transgirl who just wanted to play soccer with all the “other girls.” The courts will likely stay the law while the case idles through the so-called justice system, effectively neutering the legislature’s … Read more
Last week, the State of New Hampshire, His Excellency, and the Attorney General’s Office were crooning about a new 65 million-dollar settlement. Concord, NH – Today, Governor Chris Sununu and Attorney General John Formella announce that New Hampshire will begin to receive tens of millions of dollars in settlement funds as a result of the … Read more
Senator Jeanne Shaheen, the Debt Machine, is all handshakes and smiles after milking future taxpayers for another 31 million dollars. Shaheen, who ran in 2008 opposing more debt, has added 25 trillion more during her tenure in the US Senate. What’s another 31 million at this point, eh? The rebates will help selectees purchase 110 … Read more