Tyranny is the exercise of an oppressive power. Most often, the oppressive power is exerted by the government. Whether you live on the left or the right or fancy yourself in the middle, tyranny is a bad thing. Don’t people who believe in the principles and values of America naturally recoil from tyranny?
New Hampshire Needs Greater Diversity …
New Hampshire needs more diversity. No, not diversity of race, ethnicity, sex, gender, disability, mental illness, cognitive ability, religion, or veteran status. We need a greater diversity of views among the people we elect to rule over us.
The New England Take: Allowing Homeless Camping Hurts Homeless and the Woke Do Not Care About That!
A. J. Kierstead and Dexter Tarbox discuss the US Supreme Court case City of Grants Pass, Oregon v. Johnson, and how allowing homeless “camping” hurts everyone. Dexter also breaks down the impact of the Dillons Rule and Home Rule on the case.
Why Does The Lasker Foundation Refuse to Acknowledge Its Founders’ Racist Roots?
If you visit the Lasker Foundation’s website and click “About Us.” this is what you will find:
Manch Talk: Stop Meddling!
Would you believe me if I told you, less is more? Less government would mean more prosperity? You’d be at least 30% richer if we eliminated the bureaucratic red tape strangling our economy today. Tammy tells us about the new documentary, Flynn, we discuss the upcoming elections, shocking RTK prosecutions, and more!
Is Congress About To Destroy The Internet?
Is this the end of Section 230, a law that shields tech companies from liability for the third-party content they host? Will the sky fall without 230? Recently, the House Energy and Commerce Committee proposed a bipartisan bill that would sunset Section 230 at the end of 2025: “Our bill gives Big Tech a choice: Work with … Read more
Letter to the Editor in Rebuttal of “Anonymous”
Recently, Granite Grok published an opinion piece entitled “Something Smells Like Rotten Fish.” I agree: the rotten fish is the anonymous author. My name is David Goethel. I am a semi-retired commercial fisherman with over fifty-five years’ experience and the author of the book Endangered Species, which describes my life as a small boat fisherman … Read more
The Tale Of Two Chiefs
Two members of the Kansas City Chiefs addressed college graduating classes this week and showed how divided we are as a country and how upside-down we have become. Travis Kelce and Harrison Butker could not be more diametrically opposed in their messages.
Daniel Goldman Is A Cocker Spaniel
Daniel Goldman is a first-term congressman from New York. An Ivy League education from Yale and a decade on the staff as Assistant United States Attorney in the Southern District of New York should have given him the knowledge and backbone to be a pit bull in Congress, but the way that he gets schooled by his colleagues from the other side of the aisle and from witnesses he is questioning, he is far from a pit bull.
Elections Have Consequences: Democrats Say The Dumbest Things (Two-Fer)
“Democrats say the Dumbest things,” and “Democrats = Dumb.”
Ross Berry
Knowing how much Ed Mosca loves Rooss Berry, I thought I would share with you the following recounting of events from a member of the House of why Berry is no longer a state representative:
The Conservative Hippie
Many, many years ago, I was working 50 to 70 hours a week, keeping track of politics, contacting legislators, e-mailing testimony to Concord, and writing two columns in The Exeter-NewsLetter. There were nights I was up until midnight to meet deadlines. Then I realized, being in Exeter, I was in a small minority fighting a giant.
Night Cap: Employee Beware! – The Hackers Have Got To Be Singing “Pennies From Heaven”!
Whether you know it or not, it is becoming common for Employers to keep ALL of your most important identifying information in the cloud! That’s right—not just your name, address, email, and phone number but also your birth date and social security number.
The New England Take: School Choice Goes Beyond New Hampshire but How Does It Compare?
Ben DeGrow, Senior Policy Director for Education Choice at ExcelinEd, swats down complaints from Democrats running for Governor in New Hampshire regarding education choice and how other states compare to our EFA program.
Don’t Saudi Arabia The Gulf of Maine! [Update – Meetings, Press Conference in Response]
The NH commission on offshore wind meeting, before the federal BOEM takes over our Gulf of Maine, was inexplicably canceled when its chair, Sen. Watters, got wind, pun intended, that fishermen and concerned citizens would show up to voice their concerns.
Hillary Speaks the Truth?
Believe it or not, readers, Hillary’s mouth has actually spoken the truth to us, the American people (I bet that has a bitter taste for her?). According to Hillary pro Palestinian protestors here on American collage campuses and streets are ignorant of the history between Israel and Islam.
Biden Demands Debates, Are You Kidding
I am not convinced these debates will happen, but how can Joe Biden demand debates with Trump when he can not even put two sentences together? Does Joe understand there will be no teleprompter unless CNN expands on its cheating practices of the past? Most people forget the controversy when CNN got the questions for the debate to the Clinton team before the debate with Trump.
Mach Talk: A Statute of Limitations on Child Abuse?
This week, we delve further into the Sununu YDC scandal. Who is the judge? What would the economic impact be to the State if every incident receives the mandated $475,000 maximum–there are 1,400 complainants, each with numerous incidents, you do the math!?!? We also discuss the latest dramas surrounding the upcoming LP Convention in DC at the end of the month, and more!
Something Smells like Rotten Fish in NH
Commercial fishermen are scratching their heads over the direction in which Erik Anderson, the president of the New Hampshire Commercial Fishermen’s Association (NHCFA), is taking their supposed organization.