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There is much discussion about “privilege” in our culture. Indeed, the concept of privilege is one of the things fueling these mobs. They would say that privilege is bestowed based on race and gender, and that I, as a white man, have the most privilege of all. Yet I’m fairly sure that if I drove … Read more
When taking a knee during the National Anthem was a big deal a couple of years ago, I stopped watching the NE Patriots. Sorry but I watch sports as an escape – I gave them my eyeballs and my valuable time to be entertained. I do enough politics the rest of the week so I … Read more
This is Campaigning 101 – Campaign Staff at ANY level should keep their mouths shut and stay out of sight. The Candidate should own the spotlight. Period. Sure, there will be some that are “authorized to speak to the public or the media”. These are the “experienced” ones that know all the ins and outs … Read more
As you may remember, I kinda told the story of how GraniteGrok got started. It was convenient as I’m trying out some new tools. While I’ve been putting up all these circles and lines with pretty colors, and getting those entities correct and linked up, the real emphasis is to be able to ask questions … Read more
The left lives on lies. Need an example? “Hands up Don’t Shoot.” It has gotten popular recently because of “I can’t breathe” – which did happen. But the latter is not something you can dance to, and putting your hands in the air like you don’t care if that’s an urban legend, is more their style.
The NHGOP sent out an email today. The focus is Governor Chris Sununu signing up to run for a third term as Governor. In the press release, Republican Chair Steve Stepanek hopes that “Governor Sununu will lead New Hampshire Republicans to great success this November.” But Mr. Sununu has a primary challenger.
If you missed it, or we’ve never met to discuss it, GraniteGrok is not a “Republican Website.” That some number of Republicans have been known to stumble over the principles we defend is their accident, not ours. So, when a NH Democrat claimed ‘Grok’ “appears to be Mainstream Republican,” I laughed out loud.
We warned New Hampshire about Democrat candidate Jeanne Dietsch, (Sen. Dist 9), but not enough Republicans turned out to keep her from winning in the 2018 Blue Wave election. An error they should be sure to correct come November. Why?
The New York City Department of Health, experts at Public Health in the COVID era the way drunks are experts at driving, has gone the extra mile. At some point during this mess, they produced 3-pages of guidance for New Yorkers with strategies to reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19 during “sex.”
Here’s a poll question for the times. As we find ourselves waking up from the hangover of COVID-19 induced quarantine, was it worth it? Did we do some good or ruin our lives (the economy) for nothing?
Governor Sununu’s latest appointee to be rejected by the partisan Democrat majority on the Executive Council (EC) is Ryan Terrell. Ryan is a young black man nominated by Gov. Sununu for the State School board. A body sorely in need of some diversity, according to at least one Democrat on the Council who voted no.
Since taking over parts of a liberal city, communist agitators have begun the process of running the day to day lives of the inhabitants, approximately 500 residential homes now belong to the collective.
We learned that $200,000+ in COVID/CARES funding can easily be spent on moving the NH House to the UNH Whittemore Arena for a day. The space was donated by UNH for this historic event, as the NH House has not met outside of traditional House Chambers since the Civil War. House Reps were treated to … Read more
This: Oh I beg to differ Comrade Ley. The House GOP did exactly the job we expect them to do, which is to stop you and your fellow Marxists from passing bad bills. So, I say in ALL CAPS for emphasis: THANK YOU HOUSE GOP. And another thing Comrade Ley, COVID is not the reason … Read more
This past week, I officially filed for State Senate in District 11, comprised of the towns of Amherst, Merrimack, Milford, and Wilton. We need a State Senate that is willing to work with the Governor to solve problems and deliver results, not play partisan political games.
The peaceful protests in Seattle became so “not-peaceful” that City police abandoned a local precinct in fear for their lives. Antifa and BLM proceeded to take over six square city blocks, which they declared an autonomous community. But one day into paradise and things are going about the way you’d expect.
So this: Get it? Unconscious bias. You’re a racist, but sadly you aren’t even aware you are a racist. But fortunately the NH-Democrats … who, just ask them, are smarter than you, morally superior to you, more courageous than you … know unconscious bias when they see it. And they can help. With unconscious bias … Read more
Over the past several weeks, there have been multiple articles I could have written about things happening at Manchester City Hall or on Hecker Street (HQ for the Manchester School District). However, the reasons I stepped down from my seat on the Board of School Committee, demands of family and business, have prevented me from … Read more
Ed Mosca and I concentrated on L’il Andru Volinsky because, well, he’s made himself a big target with his pandering at the Black Lives Matter rally and now voting down Ryan Terrell for the NH Board of Education.
The antifascist movement in America is not pro Republic, pro-democracy, or interested in freedom or liberty. It is a Marxist program to push the US toward communism. That has been Antifa’s mission since the 1930s (Germany) and these groups continue to get funding to this day from wealthy liberal donors.