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S.A.F.E. Alert System Is Free For NH Parents And Educators

NH Dept of Education Commissioner of Education encourages every school district to implement alert system called for in 2018 school safety preparedness report CONCORD, NH – Schools and parents around New Hampshire now have a free app they can download to improve communication between educators and families in case of emergencies. Ping4, a New Hampshire-based … Read more

NHGOP Chair on Bill Weld- Someone who endorsed Obama and Clinton for President needs to think about how welcome he is in the Republican Party.

Steve Stepanek, the new Chairman of the New Hampshire State Republican Party issued a press release today. He wants to know how the former Republican Massachusetts governor (and former libertarian VP candidate) who endorsed Liberal Democrats for President (three elections in a row) expects to get support from the Republican party? NHGOP Chairman Stephen Stepanek Statement … Read more

Access to Health Coverage Vs. Access to Health Care

New Hampshire’s Monopoly Healthcare

The latest development LRGHealthcare has been hemorrhaging money since the inception of Obamacare. Having been unable to stem the losses it has now identified a potential partner. Will that partner provide deeper pockets until a turnaround can be accomplished? Let me suggest that the root cause question needs to be asked and answered. Is the … Read more

Sen. Morse, French Oppose Anti-Worker Legislation Passed in Senate

The New Hampshire Senate REPUBLICAN OFFICE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 14, 2019 Morse, French oppose anti-worker legislation passed in Senate Concord, NH – Today, the New Hampshire Senate voted ought to pass on SB 19 and SB 249. These two pieces of legislation violate the privacy of public employees across the state and unionize legislative … Read more

Hold The Line – GrokInterview with Susan Olsen

Before all of the testimony on the Democrat Second Amendment infringing bills started, I caught up with the Womens’ Defense League honchos (and Groksters!) Kimberly Morin and Susan Olsen who graciously agreed to spend a few minutes with GraniteGrok.  Here, Susan Olsen shares her thoughts with me what these bills would do to the Live … Read more

Once Again, the NH-ACLU has Duped Students into Being Plaintiffs in a Stupid Case.

Here is the least laughable part of the NHACLU “suit” against NH voters. I have copied a paragraph of it here without citation and page break: “HB 1264 is unconstitutional under at least three different theories. First, HB 1264 violates the First and Fourteenth Amendments to the  United  States Constitution under the Anderson/Burdick, framework in that … Read more

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New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu’s Budget Address

Thank you — Good morning. Happy Valentines day. Mr. Speaker, Madame President, honorable members of the house, senate, and Executive Council and commissioners and department heads who have joined us today. My fellow citizens — Welcome. I would like to start by thanking the many Commissioners and state agencies we worked with throughout the past … Read more

Automatic Tax Increases: Without Automatic Rollback: HB 482

The bill HB 482 establishes a process for transfers from the revenue stabilization reserve account, the Rainy Day Fund, when state revenues fall short of plan. It also adds changes to the rates of the business profits tax and business enterprise tax automatically, when the Rainy Day Fund hits a zero balance. Got that? This … Read more

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Hold The Line – GrokInterview with Kimberly Morin

Before all of the testimony on the Democrat Second Amendment infringing bills started, I caught up with the Womens’ Defense League honchos (and Groksters!) Kimberly Morin and Susan Olsen who graciously agreed to spend a few minutes with GraniteGrok.  Here, Kimberly Morin shares her thoughts with me AND sends a message to Gov. Chris Sununu … Read more

Picking Up NH’s Welcome Mat to Business

What’s the issue? HB623 and SB 135 establish the rates of the business profits tax (BPT) and the business enterprise tax (BET) for taxpayer tax years ending on or after December 31, 2019 and for subsequent tax years, and repeals rate reductions effective in 2021. These are one of the more meaningful pieces of legislation … Read more

Gun Control in the Statehouse yesterday

I have not been posting a lot lately and I HAVE to start making the changes to get out of my rut.  However, along with Groksters Kimberly (her reporting here), Tom, and Susan, I was at the Statehouse all day to cover the hearings for Democrat / civilian disarmament bills: 2 in Education that would … Read more

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