Battle of the Budgets

Should government spending go up? Is it reasonable or sustainable to increase the biennial state budget by more than 13%. Is the economy growing that fast? Is the population growing that fast? If we add together the growth in population and economic growth are we growing that fast? The answer is Hell No. Legislature Vs. … Read more

Transparency In News, Reporting and Commentary

Who done it? CNN has 90 million subscribers. It is available in 90 Million homes. That means 227.7 million people daily could be viewing CNN’s coverage. The terror-supporting regime of Qatar has placed at least 4 national security “experts” on the network. Those people with ties to the regime report, comment and editorialize regularly for … Read more

GrokTV: NH GOP Spring to Victory – Lara Trump, Part 3

And this is the third and last installment of Lara Trump’s address to the crowd at the NH GOP Spring to Victory reception last night: Two more videos to go! Previous video: Intro Ceremonies Lara Trump, Part 1 Lara Trump, Part 2

The Federal Bureaucracy Must Die

Finally Reining in Federal Agencies: Kiso Vs Wilkie Over the last century Congress has delegated more and more of its lawmaking authority to unaccountable, unelected administrative agencies. The bureaucracies in turn are often insulated from direct supervision by the president. Administrative agencies today issue regulations touching on nearly every aspect of our daily lives. From … Read more

GrokTV: NH GOP Spring to Victory – Lara Trump, Part 1

As I said in my previous post, Lara Trump was the keynote speaker at the NH GOP Spring to Victory reception last night at the Radisson in Nashua.  I had not heard her speak before; she was engaging.  Certainly far younger than most in the room and I found her… Sidenote: although I will have … Read more

A standard for school standards

Recently, I sat listening to a speaker talk about the need for ‘better standards’ in schools.  He talked a lot about what students need to know when they graduate from high school, with a lot of emphasis on literacy, mathematics, and what he called ‘general knowledge’.

Hard to argue with that, but as I listened, I noticed that two crucial requirements were missing.  And as far as I can tell, they are missing from every school standard or subject standard that I’ve ever seen.  They are (1) priority, and (2) independence.

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AFP-NH Calls Out Irresponsible, Tax-Hike Filled House Budget

CONCORD, NH – Americans for Prosperity-New Hampshire (AFP-NH) today called out House Finance’s proposed budget (HB 1) and trailer bill (HB 2) for their massive tax hikes and spending increases. The bills would raise the business enterprise tax and business profits tax by over $93 million, create a $150 million per year capital gains tax, an … Read more

NH Constitution

Women’s Defense League Announces 1st Annual Scholarship Essay Content

The Women’s Defense League of New Hampshire (WDLNH) proudly announces its first annual scholarship essay contest with monetary awards in the amount of $500 each for two New Hampshire high school seniors. To be eligible for the WDLNH Scholarship Contest award, entrants must be New Hampshire residents in their senior year of high school, currently … Read more

Big Tech… Big Control

The issue It is apparent that Big Tech companies are trying to have it both ways. On the one hand they want to have the advantages of being open platforms with the protections afforded them. And on the other hand they want the privileges of publishers without the responsibilities. The questions around sharing of information, … Read more

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