MicroGroks
Another of our micro-interviews was with a young lady, seemingly from UNH (according to her jacket), who I spotted standing and holding a sign at the curbside of Elm Street in Veterans Park in Manchester. Although she seemed a bit confused that I would even ask, she allowed herself to be interviewed: I’m betting, however, …
GrokTV Special Interviews from OccupyNH (Occupy Wall Street): “UNH Fencer” Read More »
Here are some other video clips from yesterday’s OccupyNH (Occupy Wall Street)’s rally in Manchester. Somethings that struck me as I re-watched the clips (in random order): 0:30 – It’s a bit weird to listen to the "human microphone" fashion of speaking at these gatherings. Speak 3-6 words, let the audience repeat it. I guess …
GrokTV Event from OccupyNH (Occupy Wall Street): Random Clips Read More »
Grok Talk Goes mobile as we broadcast live from the Draft in Concord NH. They join us a GrokTV special event as we participate in Representative Dan Itse’s Class on the New Hampshire Constitution.
Speaking of journalists….. I also did an interview with Jerry Delemus of the Granite State Patriot Liberty PAC and Diane Bitter (Republican activist and co-founder of the Seacoast Freedom Network). The full interview is on the bottom, but Jerry, during the interview, raised my eyebrows a bit. Conservatives often believe that journalists are often biased …
The NHGOP Chairman’s Speaker Series of events is a way for party supporters to contribute a little extra and get close to major players and presidential candidates in a smaller group. Prior events have included Newt Gingrich and Donald Trump (on the very day The Birth Certificate was released), and next week is your chance …
This will be making the rounds. It’s a video from HuffPo pitting Obama against himself on Afghanistan. I’m not posting it to take a position or make a point, I just happen to think it was fun to watch Obama interviewing himslef (more or less) on the issue. (H/T RedState and Examiner.com)
A day designated in the United States for honoring dead members of the armed forces. Cross: 1. "A gibbet or ancient instrument of torture, generally made of two pieces of timber placed across each other, usually with an upright set in the ground and a horizontal crosspiece below the top of the upright. Upon this, …
