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There is growing excitement about the possibility that President Donald Trump, who has been nominated by a growing list of world leaders, could win the Nobel Peace Prize. Mr. Trump has been actively involved in trying to spread Peace. He is anti-interventionist, for the most part. And he is, realistically, the only guy who seems … Read more
In February, as Robert F Kennedy Jr. took the helm of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), a battle unfolded between entrenched Big Pharma loyalists, including the FDA’s director of its Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research (CBER), Dr. Peter Marks, and the incoming HHS team. Secretary Kennedy requested data related to vaccine … Read more
The month of August is supposed to be a quiet time in Washington, D.C., with Congress and the Supreme Court on recess, so there should be little to report. Well, these are not ordinary times, and instead of a steady stream of videos of Biden on the beach in Rehoboth, we have videos of Trump … Read more
Jocelyn and her guest dissect the week’s news, culture, and politics. Speakers’ opinions are their own and may not represent those of Grok Media, LLC, GraniteGrok.com, its sponsors, readers, authors, or advertisers. Got Something to Say, We Want to Hear It. Comment or submit Op-Eds to steve@granitegrok.com Please like, follow, or subscribe to The ‘Grok on Rumble and YouTube for new … Read more
“Spilling the tea” is parlance for dishing the dirt or, more simply, gossiping about others. This pastime of women everywhere carries with it both benefits and detriments. The Good Book warns us against gossiping for fear of spreading fake news (unless one does it professionally, of course) or unfairly ruining another’s reputation. However, some amount … Read more
As an update to my comments on this week’s GrokTALK!, memes are getting a more thorough vetting, but we’re still sharing them. And since it’s Wednesday, and with few exceptions, meme makers want them shared, here we go! But first… . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . … Read more
At the John Birch Society’s 1970 sponsored New England Rally For God, Family, and Country, the prophetic words of John Steinbacher were spoken: “The way to take over a nation is to change the religion of the people.” This revolution has already been in process for at least a century, threatening the future of my … Read more
This week, Michael O’Neil, the Vice President of Legal Affairs at THE LANDMARK LEGAL FOUNDATION-THE RONALD REAGAN LEGAL CENTER, joins us to talk about the Federal takeover of DC. Gary M. Galles. Professor of Economics at Pepperdine University and author of Freedom in One Lesson: The Best of Leonard Read, explores whether Trump’s Historic EU Trade Deal will … Read more
It’s a familiar scene now in America’s crumbling blue cities: a child is nearly abducted from a mall, only to discover the man had over 30 prior criminal cases and still managed to roam free. Meanwhile, a DOJ staffer is beaten nearly to death in Logan Circle. Two teens—barely old enough to drive—face charges of … Read more
It may be the dust being thrown about as the Progressives spiral downward, or it might be the smoke clogging our summer skies thanks to Canadian wildfires. But the Democrats are definitely caught in the fog and missing an incredible show. President Donald Trump is presenting a Masterclass in how to run the Executive Branch … Read more
I can’t possibly be as brief with my introduction as I was on Friday. I wrote “words.” That was it. A sort of, I’ll get out of the way and let you get to the memes sort of thing. But some introduction is good for the search engines and aggregators, so welcome to Monday. Have … Read more
Yet another Barack Obama-appointed judge has granted a preliminary injunction to thwart a Trump administration initiative. US District Judge Indira Talwani in Boston issued a court order that temporarily prevents cuts to Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood. Specifically, this injunction protects hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars that support Planned Parenthood’s network of Medicaid providers … Read more
The Clintons were famous for (among other things) taking souvenirs from the White House when their time ended in January of 2001. Things that temps don’t typically get to keep. I’m not sure if the Bidens followed the Clintons’ lead, but whoever was running the Biden Administration shoveled hundreds of billions of debt-bloating dollars into … Read more
The lack of strong Fathers in Godly-ordained families weakens families, which are the backbone of our American Republic. Some dads need to be both mother and father. Such was the case with my dad. Growing up the youngest of three boys, my Dad was my hero. Son of a ship carpenter on the Ohio River, … Read more
I want to say that I didn’t want to say I told you so, but the terror-campaign, intimidation tactics, abrogation of civil and natural rights, along with the cultural compromises that came with the COVID Psyop, were too offensive not to. I told you so. As a prominent contributor to one of the few uncompromised … Read more
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro was on a short list to ride Kamala’s 2024 train wreck as her vice president. In a 2024 fisking by Newsweek, Shapiro’s appeal included being popular in Pennsylvania, a swing state Kamal would need and ultimately lost. Newsweek also noted that Shaprio was pro-Israel as regards Oct 7. Democrats say they … Read more
I’m so old that I can recall how Europeans used to frown over America’s inhibitions regarding sexuality. Sadly, such a critique is no longer voiced. My memory was jolted from a brief review in John Stormer’s 1998 best seller, None Dare Call It Education. Although experienced by those of my age set, Stormer’s concise listing … Read more
Meetings in the Trump White House are likely remarkably different from those of Democrats. While the left schemes to secure more power and protect itself from those who might object, Team Trump is making lists of things that will trigger lefties. I don’t know, that’s how I picture it, and how hard can it be? … Read more
In my recent “Cage Match Conversation” with fellow WDEV radio host Kevin Ellis (Great debate, check out the podcast!), the subject of electric vehicles and the recent decision by Congress to end the EPA’s ability to regulate tailpipe CO2 emissions as pollutants came up. I pointed out the reason for this policy change is that … Read more
Apples don’t have a nut to crack, but Trump figured it out anyway. After applying a lot of pressure and signaling that he’d never back down, Apple promised to increase its total 4-year investment in America to $600 billion. Why? It may be “cheaper” than pandering (and enriching) human rights violators like China in exchange … Read more