On July 21, 2010 history professor and former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich made this statement about the "Ground Zero Mosque" to be built in New York City:
Statement on the Proposed “Cordoba House” Mosque near Ground Zero, by Newt Gingrich:
Blogging can be a weird hobby. You never know when something you’ve planted will grow and bear fruit. But back on May 28th of 2010 I planted this seed. It was about Mr. Lynch going to the Political OutGiving conference. In the intervening months I planted a few more, here, and here, and here. There … Read more
This from Dr. Tom Lagreleius, of the American Academy of Private Physicians (an organization representing a way to start resolving the health care mess caused by government interference in the medical marketplace in America): "Here is a link to an 8 minute video prepared by a Swedish group ‘The White Rose’ society discussing three things you should … Read more
On July 21, 2010 history professor and former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich made this statement about the "Ground Zero Mosque" to be built in New York City:
Statement on the Proposed “Cordoba House” Mosque near Ground Zero, by Newt Gingrich:
Last Saturday, the Rochester and DOver 9-12 Project groups held a picnic at the Guppy Pool complex in Dover, NH. A number of speakers were there addressing the crowd. Two of these were Matt Murphy and Steve DeMascus.
Matt Murphy is a friend of mine; a long term activist who has served in a number of capacities in a number of advocacy groups. He has just joined the NRA where he will helping to mobilize NRA members and other Second Amendment loving folks and inform them as to the Second Amendment leanings and history off the candidates in both NH First and Second Districts (one of the few States in which this is happening – this should tell you something about the current incumbents).
This is Steve DeMascus who owns a series of martial arts studios here in New England. He is starting a new venture: Citizens Against Terrorism (CAT); listen up!

Hot Air has an Obamaturism of the day, an example of how or why on the job training is probably a bad idea for POTUS, and I’d suggest also, how the training isn’t working. Ed Morrissey posts these on Hot Air and at the end of every week you can vote on a weekly winner. This weeks is here.
There is also list of past winners of the week, which provides an interesting time line of Obama actions destined to make a few of you shake your heads. I was just scrolling through it, and figured you might find it amusing.
See the list…on the jump.
It all comes down to…tolerance vs. suicide.
But under no circumstances let public servants know you’re using it. They’ll try make you shut it off. Or in the alternative arrest you…and get away with it. Interestingly, one of the proposals for the New Hampshire state Republican Party Platform this year is that the law be changed so that this kind of thing is prohibited from … Read more
OK, I’m now almost a week out from putting up videos from the event (and from reports, I may have to go shake a stick at BLIP.TV and fix a couple others). Last Saturday, the Rochester and DOver 9-12 Project groups held a picnic at the Guppy Pool complex in Dover, NH. A number of … Read more
ADR 107 RESPONDENTS: Sean Mahoney for Congress, James McKay, assistant treasurer SOURCE: FEC Initiated (RAD) SUBJECT: Failure to accurately disclose loans NEGOTIATED SETTLEMENT: Respondents, in an effort to resolve this matter and avoid similar errors in the future agree to amend reports previously filed with the Commission and to put in place procedures to avoid … Read more
Skip posted this video last month for fun. Well now, someone has had some fun with it. The Brick is labeld ‘Pensions’ and the Washing Machine is labeled ‘State Budget.’ Watch it again, it’s less than 30 seconds, and enjoy the reality of it all. People on State pensions take particular note. If there … Read more
Hot Air has the link from Mark Hemingway. EPA has opened up a public comment period on the non-issue of lead ammunition and the environment. Just another stupid idea courtesy of democrat leadership and all its ugly bureaucratic side effects. [Updated] After two days of comment, the EPA decided that it did not in … Read more
The position of Speaker of the House of Representatives in the Free State of New Hampshire is one of the most important political positions in our state, second only to the governorship itself. The Speaker is generally one of the leaders of his or her political party in the state, and very much helps guide the party from a philosophical standpoint as well as being a legislative tactician. This is why it’s such an important position.
Rep. Bill O’Brien, out of the town of Mont Vernon, is the state representative destined to take that position. Accordingly…
…the RLCNH has just mailed out the following letter to every Republican running as a candidate for the NH State House. Those who prevail over their Democrat opponents will join the emerging GOP majority in New Hampshire, and will vote to elect a new Speaker of the House in Concord. There are many reasons they should vote for Rep. Bill O’Brien, for whom I have great respect and admiration. The letter that follows
details some of them….
The first thing you have to understand is that to support Mr. Hodes position on letting tax cuts expire you have to be of the opinion that your property is only yours because the government allows you to keep it. This is a pillar of democrat fiscal policy. It explains why they berate anyone who dares allow a disfavored class to keep their own earnings. The phrase "irresponsible tax cuts" or any similar rhetoric, proliferate throughout the lefts discourse. So at its core the Hodes position is that the legal acquisition of wealth is little more than a royal indulgence that could expire at any moment. Put more simply, democrats cannot believe in individual property rights which should be a problem for anyone running for elected office in a constitutional republic but for some reason has not been a significant impediment.
If you know any Republicans (or Democrats, for that matter) who are running for the State House, be aware that one of the first things they’ll be doing in Concord if they win their elections…is vote for a Speaker of the House. That would be Bill O’Brien, who will be a solid leader for every member of … Read more
Take a few minutes and listen to the discussion.
Here’s some real left wing hate for you. It’s so bad I won’t post it on Granite Grok, but you can follow the link and check it out for yourself. Warning. Coarse language, threats of violence, images of left wing nut-bags with offensive signs and t-shirts while the audio messages play. It’s who these people … Read more
The democrats economic agenda uses rhetoric and class warfare to get you to believe things that are not true. The biggest of these sins regards taxes–it is the biggest because they cannot possibly run their huge government without your money.
And that’s part one of the lie. It is your money. Weather you are a dishwasher or a CEO you made an agreement to do a job for compensation, whether it’s sweeping a floor or creating wealth for a corporation. Your work, your property. So when the left talks about repealing tax breaks all they are doing is talking about resuming more theft of someone else’s property.
The second part of that lie is that they can produce a method by which only the rich are taxed. While the definition of rich will always change as the need for more of other people’s property increases to pay for more and more government, consider that every tax in a free market is a tax on everyone else.
Which is better? Lower taxes, smaller state government, fewer state employees…or the reverse? Find out all about it here. (Hint: Even with the destruction brought down on New Hampshire by Gov. Lynch and the Democrats over the past six years, the Live Free or Die state easily outperforms our neighbor Maine in a comparison over the … Read more
Democrats will blame Bush, but after 2006 they had the power to stop every penny of it. Instead, they stepped on the accelerator. November is coming. We must stop the spending
Part 1 is here. Continuing with the reporting from the Rochester / Dover 9-12 Liberty Picnic, here are two more clips. THis clip is of Diane Gilbert of the National Heritage Center for Constitutional Studies – she describes how she and her group have waited YEARS for this explosion of interest in the Constitution; she … Read more