Got knocked off the air yesterday and today….glad to be back! Setting minimum wages is one of the most effective tools in the arsenal of racists everywhere. South Africa’s racist Mine Workers Union discovered that years ago, saying, “When the minimum wage is introduced we believe that most of the difficulties in regard to the … Read more
I don’t follow my twitter feed much at night but I happened on it this evening and the Twitterverse (NH Edition) is all over the debates. Guinta and Shea-Porter, Shaheen and Brown, there’s even residue from Kuster and Garcia. (Annie is mean!)
I’m not a reporter nor a campaign operative so I can happily lean back and say “Life is too short to spend it watching narcissists squabble over rhetoric.” I recorded The Blacklist, Scorpion, and The Walking Dead–which is, well– never mind. But other people do watch debates, and, lucky for me, they use twitter.
While there was plenty of back and forth on twitter, this one tweet caught my eye, from Drew Cline at the Union leader.
How’s it hangin? Well, shriveled and withdrawn it turns out for the University of New Mexico and one of its iridescent professors. Looks like they were so used to having the seemingly inexhaustible cudgel of politically correctness to bludgeon the skull of any poor fool that dared question their rainbow of intolerance that they went a little too far.
The professor, Caroline Hinkley, taught a course, “Images of (Wo)men: From Icons to Iconoclasts”, and displayed her unmatched certitude of her convictions with masculine bravado in the syllabus that read as follows (via WND):
It’s quite clear that we do not expect anyone to necessarily agree with the positions and arguments advanced in our work. There’s controversy built right into the syllabus, and we can’t wait to hash out our differences.
Well, one student, Monica Pompeo, encouraged by the freedom of thought urged in the syllabus, let loose her opinion on an assignment to watch and write about a 1985 lesbian film. Her assignment wasn’t well received at all. Turns out the “can’t wait to hash out our differences” line in the syllabus really meant something entirely different, more like “can’t wait till you all agree with me and do so in writing”. Because
When people who politicize everything in the pursuit of power spend twenty-trillion of someone elses dollars in just a few years, well that buys a lot of something, and where Democrats are concerned it is called progress. No, it wasn’t for science, or bridges, or good paying Middle Class jobs,* or equality, or security, prosperity, or happiness. It didn’t buy experts, unless by experts you mean those expert at buying favors, concealing facts, spinning statistics, dodging investigations, or refusing explanation.
These things (facts, statistics, scrutiny, and investigation) are all enemies of the left and its agenda and are to be avoided at all cost. Why else do you think New Hampshire’s Democrat delegation refuses to expose themselves to unfiltered questioning. Not only are they part and parcel to the hypocrisy and deception, they are also too stupid even to survive questioning by those they intend to rule.
Slapshot Gizmodo published an article on Saturday pointing out that, with The CW having aired its last episodes of Vortexx cartoons last weekend, this is the first weekend in the United States with no Saturday morning cartoons playing on national broadcast stations. NBC stopped airing Saturday morning cartoons in 1992, CBS stopped shortly after, and … Read more
Miss a few committee meetings, say something stupid in a debate. Hot Air – Victory Lap on Chemical Weapons Shows ignorance By the administration’s own admission, the Syrian regime misled the world and hid four chemical manufacturing facilities from international weapons inspectors. Declared or undeclared, Syria maintains its chemical weapons capability and a stockpile of … Read more
As state by state voter fraud schemes created by lawsuits, rigged court cases, and leftist legislatures take hold you will see more stories like this one from New York state where some voters are “164 years old”. A single Bronx voter listed in official records as being 164 years old led Board of Elections officials … Read more
Project Veritas has released another video, this one showing evidence of Democrat operatives in Colorado encouraging voter fraud. Colorado now mails ballots to every one in the state–a law rammed through by (guess who?) Democrats. Meredith Hicks, the director of Work for Progress, a liberal group funded by Democratic Super PACS says, “That is not … Read more
North Carolina’s clean election laws were confirmed by the US Supreme Court a few weeks ago. N.C. Legislators dumped same day registration and the court upheld the sensible move as a state right. But another in-place, organized, leftist scheme to steal an election by any means just hit a snag because of an alert group … Read more
Benjamin Tasker 11:22am Oct 21 I have an open forum with Shurtleff tonight 7-7:30 at Penacook Community Center, 76 Community Dr. Please come if you can! Also, from Citizens for a Strong NH – (Sign waves and protests) Tuesday- 5:00pm Shaheen Protest Captial Center for the Arts-Concord 5:00pm Shea Porter Protest … Read more
Former State Senate Candidate Steve Kenda joins us eventually–(paving delay on 93 North)–for a detailed discussion on New Hampshire’s energy and electricity situation –not good, by the way. (That discussion carries over into segment three.) But before we get there we ask “where are the Irish reparations from the Federal government?” We discuss a few … Read more
Skip reported on Governor’s Jindal’s pithy summation of Obama’s Crisis Management. Here is a visual interpretation (notice how he get’s smaller and smaller and smaller…) (h/t from TerrellAfterMath.com and NRO)
“A charlatan makes obscure what is clear; a thinker makes clear what is obscure.” — Hugh Kingsmill
Chief Ron Boisvert, Facebook Voyeur
Watervliet, NY Police Chief Ron Boisvert asks applicants to logon to their facebook accounts, then peruses visited pages… New York…The “Empire State.” Known to be one of the most restrictive and confusing places to own, possess firearms. A place where the second amendment is tenuous.
Robert Farago, writing for, The Truth About Guns, called Chief Boisvert. Boisvert told Farago he uses the form to gather the applicant’s Facebook deets
Jeanne Shaheen’s political legacy will be built on making health care more expensive and more difficult to get. What she did to New Hampshire was bad enough. But then Democrats sent to her Washington so she could double down on failure. Aaaannnnd She did.
Patricia Wanderlich, a Chicago-area resident, experienced a life-threatening brain hemorrhage three years ago and has an aneurysm. Her (ObamaCare) health plan, however, comes with a hefty $6,000 deductible. Rather than pay for a much-needed yearly brain scan to monitor her condition, Wanderlich is going without. “To spend thousands of dollars just making sure it hasn’t grown?” she told The Times. “I don’t have that money.”
Unfortunately, most employees do not know or clearly understand their choices and legal alternatives vis-a-vis the union. On the one hand, it is common knowledge that employees have the right to join and assist unions. Less well known, however, is employees’ right to refrain from supporting the union. This “right to refrain” includes: a) the right to refrain from joining the union in the first place;(3) b) the right to resign from union membership at any time, and thereby escape any post-resignation internal union fines or discipline;(4) and c) the right to stop paying full union dues and instead pay only a reduced “financial core fee” which excludes the union’s political and non-collective bargaining expenditures.(5) Unfortunately, many employees are misled into believing, either tacitly or through outright misrepresentations, that they are required as a condition of employment to join the union and pay full dues as a condition of employment.(6)
“Always vote for principle, though you may vote alone, and you may cherish the sweetest reflection that your vote is never lost.” – John Quincy Adams, President of the United States But then again, Ed Mosca is also one that is rhetorical screaming that some of us are valuing our votes more than he (no, … Read more
Changing the Paradigm: not just for a “win” but as an extremely valuable part of Speech concerning one’s values
Winning is merely a precursor; it is what is done afterwards that is most important
How often, as we stroll through life, are we insistent that things be “just barely good enough” or are willing to settle for even less? Do we step up to the shopkeeper’s counter and roundly demand “give me something that doesn’t rise to excellence – sorta ok is swell with me. Oh, and spare no price in doing so”! Hardly. We do not willingly settle for that which does not perform up to the task – or breaks under pressure.
No, we expect things to work, function, or taste to high standards (and if one is very well off, that “spare no price” really comes into play). No, we do demand and expect the best that we can. Our standards in our personal lives (for most people) are that once having expended time, talent, and money, that what we obtain will actually do the job for which it is specified. It should work well, wear well, or taste well. We expect our relationships with friends and acquaintances be healthy and satisfying.
Sorry, but here at the ‘Grok, if you tell us one thing during your campaign for office (adamantly anti-Illegal Alien Amnesty) and then flip on the issue for no discernable reason (other than what the picture shows to your left) (yes, she was then for it after being against it), we tend to take notice – and are keeping our flashlights on. You see (like we are trying to educate EdMosca about), Principles matter to us – a LOT! What IS the principle for you, Kelly? Is it a strong one, resting on Granite? Or the wind of political expediency? After all, strong words AGAINST before election against, then strong words FOR a bit down the track.
But then when our Southern Border started looking like chicken wire, your Amnesty words fell silent. You see, Kelly, we promised to watch – and listen. Silence SHOUTS loudly.
USCIS Contracting will be posting a solicitation for the requirement of Card Stock used by the USCIS Document Management Division. The objective of this procurement is to provide card consumables for the Document Management Division (DMD) that will be used to produce Permanent Resident Cards (PRC) and Employment Authorization Documentation (EAD) cards. The requirement is for an estimated 4 million cards annually with the potential to buy as many as 34 million cards total
I don’t follow my twitter feed much at night but I happened on it this evening and the Twitterverse (NH Edition) is all over the debates. Guinta and Shea-Porter, Shaheen and Brown, there’s even residue from Kuster and Garcia. (Annie is mean!)
