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I’m singing to the choir, for the most part, when I say things like, fund it yourself. This is America. We know the Progs are obsessed with where Wall Street is. Whenever it dips, it’s Trump’s fault and the end of the world. Record highs and soaring investment in America aren’t even news, but it … Read more
Here’s a story that’s not going away. The “who was running the Biden White House” catastrophe, and what’s all this then with the autopen. Democrats have been dismissive, but as the below testimony confirms, if you are all about defending The DemocracyTM, Executive actions require the Chief Executive to sign things, not some device mimicking … Read more
A courtroom battle between the president and Harvard University has reached a dramatic apex. The Trump administration seeks to terminate potentially billions of dollars in federal grants to Harvard University, which has, in turn, sued to compel the government to pay. Massachusetts US District Court Judge Allison D. Burroughs has signaled that she is unimpressed … Read more
When Team Trump decided to announce there was nothing to see in the Epstein files, long-game shenanigans were a strong contender. The problem, or maybe this was deliberate too, was how badly they claimed there was nothing to see regarding the Epstein Files. It was very B-Team, but with a patina of “I bet they … Read more
Jocelyn and her guest, Robbie Stewart, comment on the week’s local and national news and events. 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 … Read more
The Jeffrey Epstein story captured the attention of Americans of all stripes for several reasons. At its core, we find the most powerful figures in American politics consorting with a known Israeli intelligence asset involved in the human trafficking of innocent and naïve girls. Out of that grow several branches reaching into virtually every aspect … Read more
Happy hump day, or, as we like to say around here, Midweek meme day. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
While the Democrats are redistricting California to maximize their Socialist hold on the Golden State, they are accusing Republicans of destroying our democracy by doing the same redistricting in Texas. Do they really think the country is too stupid to understand their tactics and art of projecting? The Democrats have vowed to fight to the … Read more
“Why ask me to press 1 for English… then transfer me to someone who barely speaks it?” That’s not just a joke taped to a car window—it’s a cry of frustration shared by millions of Americans trying to get basic service from companies that operate inside the borders of the United States but don’t care … Read more
This week we are joined by Marine Corps Colonel William “Burner” Dunn (Ret.), a military attack helicopter pilot, President of Strategic Resilience Group, LLC, and author of Gunfighters Rule! Col. Dunn will break down the inconvenient facts about the current military conflicts around the globe. Our next guest is Gary M. Galles, a Professor of Economics at Pepperdine … Read more
A tidal wave is crashing toward America’s shores, and it’s not just a political shift – it’s a calculated invasion. Muslim candidates are rising in U.S. elections, and their victories are not mere milestones of diversity. They signal a relentless march toward imposing Sharia law, eroding the Constitution, and dismantling the very freedoms that define … Read more
Kamala Harris showed this week that she is not now, or was ever, ready for Prime Time. In her first “interview” since her election loss to Donald Trump, Kamala sat down with lame duck late night host Stephen Colbert. It was neither a hard-hitting interview nor an eventful evening as Harris showed she has not … Read more
Despite being heavily stitched into the Iran-Contra scandal, the 2007 market crash, and the growing surveillance state, Jeffrey Epstein is given to us by the media as a sleazy lothario whose predilection for barely pubescent girls was resolved by both his death and the imprisonment of his co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell. However, the media aren’t alone … Read more
Young people have been feeling trapped in a pit of economic hopelessness. They rent everything, accumulate debt, and see no path to success that’s even like the faltering efforts of the generation before them. Much of this malaise is the result of Democrat party priorities. Hate on white men, feminize everything, shift to a centrally … Read more
It be Monday, mateys, and that means more memes! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
If Chuck Schumer (D-NY) were a Republican, he would have been removed from any position of power years ago by his colleagues. In the Democrat Party, he is a feckless superstar. Schumer is a political hack. He is New York’s answer to Maxine Waters with eyeglasses dangling precipitously on the tip of her nose. You … Read more
Back in the day, when whoever was running the Biden administration raided President Trump’s home in Mar-a-lago so FBI agents could finger Melania’s panties, we speculated they were looking for the missing crossfire hurricane binder. The swamp creatures were terrified that some compromising intelligence had gone missing and the recently former president used his top … Read more
The attacks against Robert F Kennedy Jr. throughout his campaign for US president and during his nomination for Health and Human Services secretary have not abated. Detractors criticize him personally for a litany of alleged transgressions, in the style of Kennedy Derangement Syndrome (KDS). To counter the slanderous claims about Kennedy’s policies and reach more … Read more
Ann Colter’s got a great piece over at Townhall directed at former Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. She wants to know why he hasn’t been arrested yet. It’s a fair question, as is “to whose homeland he was actually secretary of,” given his primary mission was to undermine the security of the Homeland. It’s not … Read more
On the last day of the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia, September 18, 1787, Benjamin Franklin was asked by a lady whether the government being proposed for the new nation was to be a Republic or a Monarchy? His now-famous response was, “A Republic, Madam, if you can keep it.” Republics are one of the world’s … Read more