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The Pajama-boy Steelers came to Foxboro last night and beat themselves. Don’t let anyone tell you any different.
In the middle of a drive where every play netted the Steelers a first down or more they insert a trick play that cost them yards, and momentum. (Headsets or not they got that one in there, didn’t they?) A few more bone-head moves later and they missed a field-goal.
Rinse, lather, repeat.
According to people paid to promote man-made climate chaos theory September did’t used to be this hot. Actually, September used to be hotter, and more often. The period from 1920-1950 had more hot Septembers in the US and more September heat waves (with consecutive days over 100 degrees), with smaller urban heat-islands than we have today. Nothing in the 21st century comes close.
Tomorrow on GrokTALK! – September 12th, 2015, (9:00 am to 11 am EDT) Rich Girard on his election for Manchester Board of School Committee Shona Holmes: it’s about access to healthcare not access to health insurance. Veto Override Day Bills with Max Abramson + The Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, News, Opinion, and weather…without the weather. (Maybe we’ll squeeze in something … Read more
Max Ledoux from Riccochet.com reminds us that NH’s governor has take money from Planned Parenthood, wont investigate them, nor can she answer a simple yes or no question. “Have you seen the Planned Parenthood videos from Center for Medical progress?” Listen to the entire program here. GrokTALK! is a Mobile-Ready Broadcast
One less participate for the next CNN Republican debate at the “Happy Hour” pre-debate debate. We were out doing errands listening to Howie Carr show when he read from “the wires” that Gov. Rick Perry has dropped out of the race to be the next Republican nominee for President. Too bad – I had him … Read more
I think it appropriate on this day, the 14th year anniversary of being attacked by Islamic Jihadists. Have we learned from this event? What have we learned? Or is it safe to say, on this day where we honor that whose lives were taken by murderers who brook no dissent from Koranic teachings, perhaps not, given that our President and the Democrat Party have just agreed to an agreement that will allow hundreds of billions of dollars to now flow to Iran – a country that is ruled by Islamic radical mullahs who are the largest sponsors of worldwide terrorism.
Forbes Columnist and former Reagan special Counsel Ralph Benko joins us to discuss the Fed, a group of “experts” that can’t seem to get anything right, ever. Listen to the entire broadcast here. GrokTALK! is a Mobile-Ready Broadcast
NYT 1974 | Arctic ice has increased 12% – Why hasn’t it returned (shrunk) to its normal size? Normal size would be smaller, if I read that correctly. Normal like 1971?, which had less arctic sea ice than…2010. So why are the climate inquisitors posting data suggesting a linear decline in arctic sea ice for decades? … Read more
We continue with Forbes Columnist and former Reagan special Counsel Ralph Benko on Alan Greenspan, the Fed, and the need for candidates to discuss, explain, and for politicians and voters to support the Brady Centennial Monetary Commission Act currently in Congress. Listen to the entire broadcast here. GrokTALK! is a Mobile-Ready Broadcast Part I with Ralph Benko
America’s national unemployment rate is 5.1 percent. The country added 173,000 jobs in August. The press is trumpeting our economic success. Happy days are here again, or are they?
A record 94,031,000 people have left the US work force. But 5.1 percent unemployment, you croon. Sure, it sounds great if you have a job or if your job is to croon about low unemployment, but to 94 million Americans that number is a lie.
The work force or labor participation rate and the unemployment rate are intimately connected and the former is far more telling than the latter. We see this in the unemployment numbers in New Hampshire from July of 2014 to July of 2015.
“You only have to watch the videos for five minutes, and you know it’s true. The subjects of the videos are sincere and candid – casually sharing the secrets of their grisly business with people they think are co-conspirators. The evidence points to only one conclusion: Planned Parenthood really does these horrifying things – and … Read more
Like a disco ball holding thousands of reflective facades each offering it’s own unique disturbing queasiness, it’s dancing Hillary. Watch if you dare! Perfect: For those times when you really need help controlling your appetite! For when wishing for a visceral reminder of when you were with friends and your mom and dad got up … Read more
Today, CNN’s lead story is entitled the “Loneliest Club”. The article introduces us to a new activist group called “Everytown for Gun Safety”, described by the authors as “Americans bound by grief. From bullets.” Each club member has lost a loved one to what they are calling gun violence; the most recent member is the father of the newswoman killed on-air last month by a mentally ill former co-worker.
Of the eight featured stories in this article, six of the murders were committed by mentally ill individuals. Three quarters of these horrible tragedies were perpetrated by sick people! The two other murders were committed by individuals who acted against laws that were already on the books. Criminals, in other words.
The president doesn’t trust you and he doesn’t trust us. He doesn’t trust Americans to even change our own light bulb of our own choosing. And yet he’ll trust a death cult.” -Sarah Palin, former governor of Alaska (H/T: CNSNews) Bonus from Breitbart: “So as Obama leads from behind the skirt of his right-hand man, … Read more
And why aren’t the DC Republicans all over this? Calling Frank Guinta! Calling Kelly Ayotte! As self-described conservatives, is this a proper role for the Federal Government – to feed the nation’s kids 3 squares every day for every day of the year? Emphasis mine, reformatted. Question for both Frank and Kelly at the end:
Federal Government Looking to Feed Public School Students 3 Meals Per Day Year Round
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said on Tuesday that his agency is looking for “creative ways” to give public school students access to more meals, including a way to provide them breakfast, lunch and dinner year round.
Hmm, do I smell a bit of an overreach starting to build?
From Instapundit: how to stop Hijrah
F YOU DON’T WANT THEM TO COME, JUST LIMIT WELFARE BENEFITS TO CITIZENS: Denmark Places Anti-Refugee Ads in Lebanese Newspapers. But that’s not too far off:
The plain text flyer continued by informing readers that the Danish Parliament has just passed a regulation to reduce social benefits for newly arrived refugees by up to 50 percent. It then listed six other obstacles refugees would face, including a language requirement to obtain permanent residence and a waiting period of at least five years.
In addition, the ad informs readers that “foreign nationals granted temporary protection in Denmark will not have the right to bring family members to Denmark during the first year.”
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The word on the New Hampshire ‘street’ is that a core faction of Rand Paul supporters will boycott the 603 Alliance GPS Caucus on October 17th.
Why?
A narrative has been worked out. Things they tell each other until convinced it is the truth, no matter how impossible or improbable.
The current Law:
So, what does Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA) do? In the light of the recent murder of Gov. Cuomo (D-NY)’s lawyer at a NYC festival, he decides to create a bill that:
Yes, you read that right. Obviously, this esteemed lawMAKER of ours:
Heh!
You may have heard on the news about a Southern California man who was put under 72-hour psychiatric observation when it was found he owned 100 guns and allegedly had 100,000 rounds of ammunition stored in his home [not shown]. The house also featured a secret escape tunnel. By Southern California standards, someone owning 100,000 rounds is considered “mentally unstable.”
- In Arizona, he’d be called “an avid gun collector.”
- In Arkansas, he’d be called “a novice gun collector.”
- In Utah, he’d be called “moderately well prepared,” but they’d probably reserve judgment until they made sure that he had a corresponding quantity of stored food.”
In January 1933, Syria’s ‘Moslem Chiefs’ consulted with the Prime minister regarding a severe drought. No rain and cold weather were taking a devastating effect on the cattle and the people of Syria. The solution? Ban yo-yos.