603 Summit: Ann Marie Banfield.

Ann Marie Banfield has been working on researching educational policy and practices. She is in favor of parental rights, literacy, academic standards.  She has recently been the Educational Liaison for Cornerstone, a frequent guest and blogger at Girard At Large – and GraniteGrok from time to time. We were at the beginning when Ann Marie … Read more

Jim Simpson

603 Summit: Jim Simpson

He is part of the Center for Security Policy. His talk was about the insanity of our culture (“so what if I want a transgener aardvark?”) – and that this state of being isn’t by accident. Rather, it is the result of a deliberate and calibrated effort over decades. Part 1 Part 2 And like … Read more

Sanctuary Jurisdictions Should Reap What They Sow

Lawyers can justify almost anything under the law if you give them enough time and if you have sufficient money to stay in court scrapping. There are legal professionals who do argue that it is illegal to move illegal aliens from collection sites at the border to sanctuary cities and states. The assertion whether it … Read more

603 Summit: Dan Itse

Dan Itse is a former long time NH State Representative and recognized as an expert on our Constitutions (both NH and US) (and a Grokster!) and was representing the Madison Project. He concentrates on a new (but well over due and in line with the REINS Act) in talking about The Regulation Freedom Amendment to … Read more

What’s Sauce for the Goose…

Democrats seem to think Trump’s presidency is a threat to American governance. That might be a touch hyperbolic. One reason they cite is Trump’s disregard for written and unwritten precedents, institutional “norms,” that have long governed the way our representative republic operates. As evidence they offer that he hasn’t released his tax returns, he implied … Read more

Skip at Lakes Region Event

Lakes Region Community Services Award – A Short Address

A few weeks ago, TMEW and I received an award from the NH Childrens’ Trust “Unsung Heroes”. Gov Sununu gave out the awards, our picture and the nomination piece was in the local paper. All this for simply stepping up and doing the right thing – being grandparents that stepped up and taking in our … Read more

New! Improved! Sex-Ed Plus Censorship Plus Mandatory Morality

In the beginning… Colorado passed controversial sex-ed legislation back in 2013. What they did started national discussions about how much we want to expose children to. The Colorado legislation was a mandatory, comprehensive sex education law. It requires students undergo “culturally sensitive” lessons. “Culturally sensitive” means sex-ed lessons incorporating minority perspectives on sex. Minority perspectives … Read more

Ann kuster

Ann Kuster is Afraid of Nancy Pelosi

If you haven’t seen it yet we have an excerpt of the 603 Minutes program in which Ann Kuster quickly blurts out how she is terrified of Nancy Pelosi. Thank you, Congresswoman, for proving our point. You are not there to advance New Hampshire’s, but even if you were you are incapable. Voters and taxpayers … Read more

Obama at Notre Dame

Barack Obama Uses Destruction at Notre Dame to Promote Obama

This is classic Obama. Something historic happens and Obama responds with shameless self-promotion. It’s not always his fault. He used “being black” to trick people into voting for him. His election tricked the greater-progressive world into lavishing the moment and the man with praise. As it turns out, he deserved none of it.

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603 Summit: Dan Mitchell

Dan Mitchell is an economist and is widely read and commented on across the Conservative blogosphere; I have quoted his work a lot over the years.  Well studied, clear writings, and often, good infographics. If you ever get the chance, search out his articles (there are MANY!) and settle in for a great read. He … Read more

Pappas on Social Security

Congressman Pappas describes Social Security as “foundational” and “a critical safety net”. If you believe that Congressman, then, why have you signed as a co-sponsor of Social Security 2100 Act? You wrote that, “… Members from both parties must come together to strengthen these benefits that Americans have earned through a lifetime of hard work…” … Read more

Wait, haven’t we’ve seen this before, sorta sideways?

SHOT: Gov. Gavin Newsom threatens to cut state funding from cities that don’t approve enough housing. For 50 years, California has required cities and counties to plan for enough new housing so that residents can live affordably. But many local governments fail to approve new development, contributing to the state’s housing crunch. Now, Gov. Gavin Newsom … Read more

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