Blogline of the Day – a bunch!

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“The media parrots Democratic Party talking points without embarrassment, which helped elect Obama president. But as those talking points corroded the credibility of the press, the parroting helped elect President Trump.”

(H/T: Don Surber via Instapundit)

Hypocrites:

Gun-Controlled Hollywood Surrounds Golden Globes with Good Guys with Guns (H/T: Breitbart)

If environmentalism is the left’s religion, then Planned Parenthood is their place of worship.  (H/T: RedState)

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Obamacare – killing off rural hospitals

SHOT: Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Burwell on Republicans repealing Obamacare: She added that some rural or community hospitals will “have to shrink or even shut down if they can’t count on funding through Medicaid,” which was expanded under the law. CHASER: Ummm, I guess she doesn’t know history: Since 2010, rural hospitals have been … Read more

Republicans: THE Year of No Excuses – Part 2

no-excusesFrom The Corner:

Historic GOP Victory in Kentucky Leads to Flurry of Conservative Legislation

After taking the state house of representative for the first time in 95 years, Kentucky Republicans have passed a series of conservative reforms poised to rollback decades of Democratic economic meddling, as well as protect the unborn.

So what did they do that is such a good example for NH to following?  Abbreviated:

  • House Bill 1 to make Kentucky the 27th right-to-work state in the country. No longer will it be legal for mandatory union dues to be collected from workers who do not wish to join the union, removing the grip of organized labor on workers who are not willing participants.

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Boycott The Democrat Party

New Hampshire State Senator Jeff Woodburn has proposed legislation to create a bipartisan committee whose job would be to examine a response to reports of Russia’s interference in US elections. “Do you send hardearned dollars to someone who’s trying to undermine your democracy?” he said. “Your dollars should follow your ideals. No mention of President … Read more

Carl Robert Gibson Gets A Taste of His Own Medicine

carlgibsonIs turnabout fair play? I don’t know, but I know a laugh riot when I see one.

US Uncut believes Ryan Clayton and the John Doe defendants (yet to be identified) are behind a scheme that unfolded on August 3, 2016 to hijack control of US Uncut’s Facebook page. The hijacking has resulted in US Uncut losing its administrator rights to its Facebook page, meaning US Uncut can no longer control the content of its Facebook page. Making matters worse, a new (and anonymous) administrator for the US Uncut Facebook page is posting content to the page in order to direct US Uncut’s audience to a copycat website called “usuncut.news.”

It seems our old vote thief and candidate impersonator, Carl Robert Gibson, had another professional protester, from New Hampshire, ATTEMPT TO STEAL THE NAME OF HIS STUPID WEBSITE!

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NH Bill Would Allow Smoking in Privately Owned Public Places

The New Hampshire Legislature is considering a bill that would allow smoking in privately owned places where the public congregates at the discretion of the property owner. HB 279 would “…makes changes to the indoor smoking act.  Under this bill, smoking would not be prohibited in public conveyances which are privately owned, restaurants, grocery stores, and cocktail … Read more

By Jan. 9th, 2013 – Cynthia Chase Didn’t Feel Safe

Union Leader Headline Cynthia Chase
Original image credit: Free Keene

Back on January, 9th, 2013, I remarked on a report by WMUR News 9 about an online poll. Why? Because, when the comments got nasty, the largest television media outlet in the state at the time chose, of all people, New Hampshire Democrat House Rep Cynthia Chase for her thoughts.

Chase became known nationally just days earlier for saying this about Free Staters.

“What we can do is to make the environment here so unwelcoming that some will choose not to come, and some may actually leave. One way is to pass measures that will restrict freedoms that they think they will find here.”

So what happened when WMUR came knocking?

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Marilyn Mosby “malicious prosecution and defamation” lawsuit Goes Forward

Marilyn Mosby - BaltimoreThe six police officers tried in the death of Freddie Gray have just won a major decision in court.

A federal judge, Marvin J Garbis, has allowed a “malicious prosecution and defamation” lawsuit against Baltimore Prosecutor Marilyn Mosby to proceed.

It has long been suggested that Mosby with plenty of encouragement from the Mayor and even some at the Federal level tried to create a case where one didn’t exist. The judge had some very specific things to say about why the case could move forward, not because of her actions as a prosecutor (the State was cleared) but as an investigator, and conduct for which she is solely responsible.

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That “legislation” by bureaucrats kinda add up, eh? “Manhattan culinary staple China Fun shutters, blaming government over-regulation”

“Free compliance advisors are available for on-sight consultation aimed at helping small businesses comply with regulations.”

At what point “a lot of Government” too much government?  Another example of government regulation run amok being buisness harmful.

Manhattan culinary staple China Fun shutters, blaming government over-regulation

We keep pointing these examples under the principle that at some point, Government’s micro-management is attacking the heart of America’s economy – that of small buisnesses.  We’ve seen 10s of thousands of new Federal regulations strangling growth overall (to the point of an overall average of about 1.7% GDP growth over Obama’s term) issued by bureaucrats that have never signed the front of a paycheck nor have concern over what this avalanche costs those businesses.  There is no feedback cycle that makes it personal with an adverse outcome for themselves when it tanks a business.  And States and local government, often times not also understanding the Law of Unintended Consequences in beeing seen as “doing something”.

The story (reformatted, emphasis mine):

For 25 years, China Fun was renowned for its peerless soup dumplings and piquant General Tso’s chicken. What left a bad taste in the mouths of its owners and loyal patrons was the restaurant’s sudden Jan. 3 closing, blamed by management on suffocating government demands. “The climate for small businesses like ours in New York have become such that it’s difficult to justify taking risks and running — nevermind starting — a legitimate mom-and-pop business,” read a letter posted by the owners in the restaurant’s front door.

And I think this next line doesn’t just include businesses but ANYTHING that has pockets as it seems those that “govern” have turned their backs on government but re-engineering society:

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All New GrokTALK! – A “Staff” Infection in Trump’s White House?

In this all new 15 min session, Mike Rogers joins me as we discuss Trump’s Cabinet, the glorious Twitter end around, why it is better to Repeal and Don’t Replace, the risk of a ‘Staff’ infection in Trump’s White House, and we wonder what will become of the Tsars?

Listen to “The Risk of a “Staff” Infection in Trump’s White House” on Spreaker.

Note: This was a test recording as we work toward a return and a new format. Next time around it should be Skip, Mike, and myself.

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Gov. Sununu Puts Hold on Administrative Rule-Making

Gov. Sununu has issued a 90-day moratorium on rules making in all New Hampshire state agencies and requested each provide a comprehensive report on whether current or proposed rules are mandated by law. From, Kevin Landrigan, reporting in the Manchester Union Leader, “We all recognize that government regulations are intended to protect and promote the … Read more

New Hampshire Constitutional Carry Bill Should Become Law in 2017

Gun Rights prevent rapeNew Hampshire Senate Bill 12 (2017) is an Act, repealing the licensing requirement for carrying a concealed pistol or revolver. The new law would make the current pistol revolver license in New Hampshire optional. So, anyone legally able to own a firearm in the state would be legally able to put a coat or jacket on without having to get permission from a local police chief first. (Open carry without a license is already legal in New Hampshire.)

The bill has the support of all 14 Republicans in the State Senate, with 13 of them being sponsors and Governor Sununu has said he would sign such a bill. A hearing is already scheduled so expect this bill to move quickly to the governor’s desk to become law.

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“Vanishing” Arctic Sea Ice Same Thickness As 1940

Vanishing Arctic Sea Ice™ continues to be the lead Global Warming story. All the most reputable climate cult propagandists claim the ice is thinner. Its demise is imminent. What will become of us? Sandwich-board wearing prophets roaming digital streetcorners shouting about the end of the world. But the perennial ice today is the same thickness reported in … Read more

GT Flashback – January, 4th, 2014

From January 4th, 2014 we are joined by guests Rick Olson, Greg Moore (AFP), Betsy McCaughey, and Alexandria Lainez the N. FL University student who just won a critical gun rights case in Florida. We talk climate, Medicaid Expansion, ObamaCare, self-defense, Blue Hampshire’s swan song, and more. Listen to “Flashback – January 4th, 2014” on … Read more

Townhall Mocks Hollywood Political Lecturers

A hilarious response to the sanctimonious, self-absorbed, self-important preeners on the Left coast delusional enough to think we give a rat’s what they have to say instead of just entertaining us. In short: be creative and dance monkey. Make me laugh. That’s your job!  

We caught us a Fly-in Drive-by Voter!! [Updated]

Another Episode of NH Vote Fraud Theater
Another Episode of NH Vote Fraud Theater

When you are looking for “drive-by” voters this what you want to find:

-A guy with a name no one else in America has.
-His date of birth from several sources.
-Public documents with as much information as you can get.

What do you know? I Have all three.

Meet Hooksett, NH voter Michael LaSean Lewis.

I covered some of this story earlier but here goes in case you haven’t read about him.

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Guest Post by Anonymous: My thoughts on Obama’s speech today

[Submitted by someone who has not yet given permission to use their name – but emphasis is mine]:

What a phony son of a b****!

I just watched Obama on live TV telling our troops how honored he is to serve with them when all he has ever done is, at best, ignore and demean, them and at worst decimate our military and implemented sequestration. He rightfully praises General Dunford, but there’s no mention of all of the talented generals that Obama has forced into retirement because they disagreed with his dangerous plans and policies. I believe he slipped up, but tellingly so when he said he would miss Marine 1 – the helicopters that flew him around, and Air Force 1. He’s praising himself saying how there’s been no terrorist attacks on our homeland in 8 years. What rock has he been hiding under?

2009 – a terrorist opened fire on a recruiting station in Little Rock, AR killing an active duty military man and wounding one

2009 – Terrorist Nidal Hasan killed 13 at Fort Hood, Texas

2012 – He must have forgotten about that little terrorist attack on the US consulate in Benghazi and the four who died there. Oh wait, that was caused by somebody who produced an anti-muslim video.

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Guest Post by NH State Rep Norm Silber – Big Government Conservatives

It is appropriate to post this Op-Ed as the NH House of Representatives starts its business.

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While cleaning my garage of junk recently so I could get my car in out of the season’s first snow, my mind was wandering and I started to think about the term “moderate Republican” and what it might mean.

My first thought was that it might be a Republican who was temperamentally willing to reach across the aisle, as they say, to others with diametrically opposed political beliefs to reach a compromise on important issues to get some legislation passed.  Anything, as long as it passed with some bipartisan support.

Then, I thought of the term that a legislator must “go along to get along.”  I have always heard that is one of the first things new legislators must learn.

So, I took a deep breath and with the renewed oxygen in my brain I started really thinking about this issue.  What does it really mean?

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Starting to sound like Trump is going to keep the DC Republicans in line – and focused

That’s been a big complaint stemming from the time that the Reps held all three branches – they still acted like they were in the minority.  Too scared to stand up and man up to the Principles they gave campaign lip service to – and they wondered why they were kicked to the curb in 2008?  No one trusted them.  It has taken them 8 long years to regain some of it back.  Notice I said “some” – I think much of why they now hold Congress and the Oval Office (well, the later in two weeks) is not the Rs themselves but an unwillingness to let Hildebeast carry on a third Obama term.  But I digress.

So the VERY first thing that they wanted to do was to get rid of the Office of Congressional Ethics?  Yeah, that’s really being “laser focused” on the real problems at hand as this newest Congress gets started.  Sorry, it just showed me that they Haven’t. Learned. A. Dang. Thing.  Business as usual and watching their own backsides. The reasons why they got put there in the first place?

Second place.  Or third.  Or “anything but”.  And then you know what happened that made me think – instead of the Rs keeping Trump in line, it may well be that the best thing that has ever happened to the DC Republicans is Trump:

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