School Superintendent Kirk Beitler said what I thought was a really revealing AND Stupid thing to say for a Government employee “with Status.” Which was a LONG nine days ago – almost an eternity ago in the blogosphere: “Tolerance is fine but acceptance is the goal.” In his position (e.g., think COO) as the head … Read more
This week..Join Jocelyn and her guest Robbie Stewart. Please like, follow, or subscribe to The ‘Grok on Rumble and YouTube and check for Replays of Granite State Live, GrokTALK! and Right Side Up, or follow these links to their podcast pages. Our Current Local Podcast Lineup ( Monday) Right Side Up (Tuesday) Granite State Live (Wednesday) Justice 4 … Read more
This is your chance to finally put an end to passenger vehicle inspections in the Granite State once and for all. This is the year we have the state house numbers, but we still need your help. Email the entire House and urge them to vote YES on HB649. You can now do this now using the … Read more
New Hampshire has a Human Rights Commission, and a recent audit revealed that it is not terribly good at its job. The report examines the New Hampshire Commission for Human Rights and highlights ongoing administrative and logistical challenges that have created a backlog of hundreds of cases. According to the audit, 259 unresolved cases had piled … Read more
This week, Keith opens with a proper fisking of Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, who is the very model of the type of Dem we don’t want running anything in New Hampshire. Then it’s how not to get stabbed as we explore 2A rights and current anti-gun bills in the NH Legislature with guest JR Hoell. … Read more
Unitarian Universalists give Get Out Of Jail Free Cards at Valley Street Jail in Manchester The Unitarian Universalist “Church” (UUC) is more like a liberal club, but Church is in the name, and they maintain a patina of belief, but mostly in secular, culture-destroying Marxist-progressive ideals. DEI, CRT, LGBTQ, and so on, and part of … Read more
Being a newcomer to Epsom with less than a month to town elections (which we know is the most important level of government regarding property taxes), time was of the essence in finding out who to not/vote for. Coming from a city that has local elections every other November, it’s a new environment that allows … Read more
Two years ago this week, we warned legislators that a day of reckoning was coming for Medicaid. “Any discussion of expanding Medicaid coverage or eligibility should start with the understanding that current spending levels are unsustainable, and increasing those levels just accelerates the date of reckoning,” we wrote. With Congress looking to make $2 trillion in … Read more
Plus, a clear majority of people nationwide agree on? Convention of States leadership and our grassroots activists are introducing COS legislation in state houses nationwide. To date, 19 States have signed on. Here in NH, we ask you to contact your state legislators TODAY and let them know you want them to support resolution HCR3 … Read more
“Yeah, right, in your wildest dreams,” a reasonable skeptic might think when reading this article’s title, but humor me and let’s play this out on our minds for a moment. I will first credit Grokster Beth Scaer for inspiring the idea. Beth needs no introduction to the regular readers and her locals, but library lewdness … Read more
In 2022, Pennsylvania State Representative Tony DeLuca was re-elected despite the fact that he had died a month before the election. While some voters may have cast their ballots for him to honor his memory posthumously, it is likely that many may have had no idea that they were voting for a dead man. Last … Read more
From the Women’s Defense League On Wednesday, the House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee held an executive session to vote on House Bill 159 – the gun confiscation bill we’ve been warning you about. Executive Session During the session, Representative Terry Roy made the excuse for supporting this bill by saying “48 other states … Read more
After learning of the issue of building a new County Courthouse during my campaign for Grafton County Commissioner, District 2, and attending most, if not all, of the Grafton County Commissioners’ Meetings every Tuesday morning since last June, I learned today that the County Courthouse Building Committee is refining its costs for the building of a new … Read more
There is a new episode. After it was recorded, Carla had a death in the family and obviously had more important things to do than put it on YouTube. Our thoughts and prayers go out to her. I have updated the post with the latest Manch Talk! “My Magic 8-Ball says, Outlook Not So Good. … Read more
★NH Family Justice to host Family Court Information Session for State Representatives★ 
Please email your state representatives and ask them to attend one of the two zoom sessions as noticed in the House Calendar. Sunday, March 2 at 8 pm orMonday, March 3 at 8 pm Details in the Member Notices section of the House Calendar.State Representatives … Read more
“Incoming!” That’s what we hear on TV and in movies when the military unit is about to get shelled. This article serves to warn Granite Staters of an impending NEW TAX if the House and the Corner Office fail to stop it. Mr Sylvia told a Florida radio show host that the Senate is a … Read more
After watching the last segment of Granite State Live on Tuesday, I felt it imperative to pull it and share it as a standalone for people who missed it live but might not dive into a 160-minute deep podcast. Keith Hanson and Julian Acciard have a conversation about the Democrat Party’s black history when it … Read more
Londonderry NH on Facebook Shuts Down (two weeks before town elections) With only weeks to go before residents flock to the polls to pick their local elected representatives for the largest Facebook group featuring Londonderry town interests, it has gone dark. According to Londonderry Underground, it started when the admins appeared to be removing content … Read more
What’s to be done? Parents are distraught, school district budgets and property taxes are skyrocketing, and there’s bullying and declining academic outcomes in public schools. State legislators shrug their shoulders. They don’t know what to do. Most of them don’t even think they’re responsible for the mess. It “just happened.” But the problem is “so … Read more
We’d like to welcome our newest local podcast from Jocelyn Davis, Justice 4 All. Jocelyn covers local, national, and international news along with conversations with guests. Justice 4 All will publish on Wednesdays at 8 PM [GrokTALK! is moving to Thursdays at 8 PM]. 2-25-25 Egg Prices, DC, Elon, Bongino, Guest Regina Birdsell (NH State … Read more