Gather round, everybody. It’s time to “Meet the New Press”!

All politics is local… Al Hume is from Moultonborough. Some time back, he was among citizens in that town that were mad as heck & weren’t gonna take it anymore. He got together with his fellow residents and formed the Moultonboro Citizens Alliance- the MCA. Since then, much like the activities of Skip and I, along with members of our own Gilford Taxpayers Coalition, they have shaken the status quo. The days of conducting "business as usual" are history. When reviewing government structure, you discover that everybody gets an association. Why not the taxpayers? We’ll get a brief history of the catalyst for action in Moultonborough and compare it to other NH towns. We’ll talk about the value of a budget committee coupled with the Official Ballot (SB2).  

Outside agency funding— so-called NGOs (Red Cross, New Beginnings, etc.) Should property taxes fund such groups? Why not the NRA?

The value of the Internet/New Media, communications & technology in the hands of ordinary people as they reclaim their local government.

Michael W. Cutler, a Fellow at the Center for Immigration Studies, (CIS) a Washington-based think tank, is a Contributing Expert on the nexus between immigration and terrorism for the Counterterrorism Blog, an advisor to the 911 Families for a Secure America and also advises the American Council for Immigration Reform as well as Family Security Matters on issues concerning immigration issues that relate to national security.

Manchester Mayor Frank Giunta checks in to talk about his endorsement of Rudy Giuliani. We’ll get an update on his prospects here in the Granite State & beyond and whether the fallout from this week’s revelations about security billing practices will be damaging in any big and lasting way. We’ll also get the newly re-elected Mayor’s take on GOP prospects next November both here in the Granite State and nationally.