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I’ve got to say it’s more than a bit distressing to head into the celebration of our great nation’s 250th birthday on the heels of Democratic Socialists winning a bunch of elections in New York and Colorado. So, this semiquincentennial (yes, I had to look it up, and even my spellcheck still doesn’t believe that’s … Read more
This week on GrokTALK, a quick look at wealth and value as I compare what Elon Musk and KeffBezos have done in exchange for their enormous wealth and what the whiny liberal bitches in Government have done in exchange for theirs. 00:00 Introduction and Fundraising Announcement00:46 Critique of Government and Wealth Redistribution02:38 The Economic Impact … Read more
I was sitting on the 400-yard range at Londonderry Fish and Game Club, Saturday evening, after sunset, waiting for the fireworks to start. LF&G puts on a display that rivals most towns. It has been our fireworks display of choice since at least COVID. (2020). And I’m good friends with the club President, Rick Olson, … Read more
Another happy 4th of July and America 250 to the half of the country who wake up each morning knowing they have won the lottery by being born in the greatest country on the map. And condolences to the rest of the country, who, despite all of the positive metrics, woke up dour, had their … Read more
Reminder: Memes are memes and are neither vetted nor “fact-checked,” nor to be considered “research,” or taken seriously, nor do they (necessarily) represent the opinion of Grok Media, LLC, GraniteGrok.com, its sponsors, readers, authors, or advertisers, even if they make the proglodytes cry like little girls or pitch fits like overstimulated toddlers. . . . . . . … Read more
Today, on the Morning Update, Seth Dillon (Babylon Bee) spoke at ARC and had some sage advice we’ve long advocated. It’s one thing to talk about censorship; it’s another to actually engage in it, and the left does more of it than anyone by making you afraid to say what’s on your mind. 00:00 Introduction … Read more
The Supreme Court is expected to issue several decisions on Monday, none of which is more controversial than its determination of whether the Fourteenth Amendment to the US Constitution authorizes birthright citizenship. Americans are passionately divided over this issue, ensuring the court’s legal analysis will fuel partisan outrage (and opposing joy), whichever way the court … Read more
Anyone who listens to country music, any music, actually, will have heard their share of “the road that led me to you” songs. If you’re unfamiliar, it is a formula love song based on the premise that whatever rough road or past failures in life or love may have plagued me (you, us), that is … Read more
Much of this article I wrote 5 years ago. It still rings true today. Twenty-five years pass so quickly—two and a half decades since we were attacked and unified at the same moment. No time in my lifetime of over seven decades have I seen a wave of patriotism sweep our nation as it did … Read more
Proglodytes are strange creatures. A few years ago, there was fanfare and parade confetti for the Jankowitch. Nina Jankowitz was hand-picked to be Joe Biden’s federal censor. The new leader of the Department of Truth, appropriately misnamed the Disinformation Governance Board, would pick and choose truths and ensure that all media, social, antisocial, whatever, understood … Read more
And to think I started out to prove the opposite TL/DR Synopsis: Here’s my premise, and I defy anyone to prove me wrong. Yeah, with facts. Prove me wrong with cold, hard FACTS, not the sniveling feel-good crocodile tears of the leftist establishment. America IS the absolute greatest experiment in human governance in the history … Read more
What should the average law-abiding citizen think about the highest court in the land vandalizing our Blessed Constitution whenever, especially when they represent our last defense against its political prostitution or any destructive attempts? This birthright citizenship decision joins with the Court’s no-no on Bible reading in schools and its rendering natural birth into a … Read more
I remember growing up. The networks, we didn’t have anything else except PBS, were required to give equal time to opposing views if the network gave a candidate or advocate earned media time. I wouldn’t become remotely political for another thirty years, but it struck me as annoying, not that I was paying attention or … Read more
This week, on The New England Take, A. J. speaks with Adam Mangana, Education Innovator & CEO of Optima, about the importance of civics education and their online program to teach kids this vital subject, followed by A. J. diving into who Americans are and why we should celebrate our nation. Authors’ and Speakers’ opinions … Read more
Why New Hampshire’s Spirit and Our Founding Principles Matter More Than Ever in 2026 As we prepare to celebrate 250 years of America, from 1776 to 2026, we should remember what this anniversary really means. This is not about politics. It’s about honoring the country that gave generations of Americans freedom, opportunity, and the chance … Read more
I frequently appear on radio talk shows, where I answer constitutional questions from the radio host and from the listening audience. Sometimes listeners who call in to the studio want to know more about the relationship between the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. Most of them understand that the Constitution is a statement of positive … Read more
Proud Americans across the country have already started celebrating America’s 250th birthday. They know that America is not a perfect country, yet they’re bursting with pride in our country’s countless accomplishments. In a relatively short time, America grew from a ragtag group of British colonists to the most powerful nation on earth. Today’s patriots are … Read more
My wife and daughter are descended from a founder and are technically Daughters of the American Revolution. They aren’t members of the official group, nor do they have any interest, but the genealogy exists in case they ever express one. Not that they’d need that. Stay with me. After the National Society Daughters of the … Read more
This is not a drill. This is not a bump in the road like Sandy Cortez winning in New York, Ilhan Omar winning in Little Somalia, Minnesota, or Pramila Jayapal winning in Far-Left Seattle. This is a full-fledged attack by a Socialist movement masquerading as Democrats. Many Democrats are foolishly thinking they are expanding their … Read more
Reminder: Memes are memes and are neither vetted nor “fact-checked,” nor to be considered “research,” or taken seriously, nor do they (necessarily) represent the opinion of Grok Media, LLC, GraniteGrok.com, its sponsors, readers, authors, or advertisers, even if they make the proglodytes cry like little girls or pitch fits like overstimulated toddlers. . . . . . . … Read more