Article V US Constitution

Article V – Opting Out Means You Have No Voice

Article V empowers states to limit the federal government and is the megaphone for the peoples’ voice.  This is part two of a how-to manual on limiting the federal government, skipping congress, and going straight to the Constitution.

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GOP Elephant

RINOs and “Moderate” Republicans

About 4 years ago, I mused in print about the term “moderate Republican” and what it might mean. And those musings were recently brought to mind again by an email from someone in my district who seemed to claim to be a “moderate Republican” and seemed to criticize me for calling out some as Republicans In Name Only (RINOs).

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Organization Day

Your State House 12/04/20

This week, I was sworn in for my seventh term in the State House. We met outside, to have enough room for social distancing, at UNH rather than in Concord. Over 100 members chose not to attend, believing that those measures were not enough to protect them. Three or four members had been reported to … Read more

Alan Glassman, You Pulled the “Trigger” on the Wrong Guy

Last Wednesday, I was asked if GraniteGrok would observe the voting within the Belknap County Republican Committee (BCRC). Because, according to the two separate folks who didn’t know the other had done so, they thought the voting would be “interesting.”

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Fredrick Douglas

Frederick Douglass vs The 1619 Project

A free slave vs Black race-baiters:  one from our history who believed in the Constitution as being for all people vs someone that would rewrite our history simply to advance a race-based fiction (to which she has now admitted to doing).

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Because House Democrats Are Oh So Virtuous…

House Democrats were intently focused on curbing free speech on the house floor by condemning certain speech as “Hate Speech” [emphasis mine: No such thing]. Let’s forget just for a moment that it would not be constitutional in any manner, form, or way and roll with their premise.

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NH Constitution

Violating The Rights of the People of New Hampshire

The people of this State need to contact their representatives and demand that these three questions be presented by Both Chambers of the legislature and submitted to the NH Supreme Court for an advisory opinion under the Constitution of NH Part II Article 74.

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Deborah Buckman

Collective Guilt

Supporters of the Presidential candidate who lost the election stormed into Washington D.C., destroying property, attacking and injuring police, and causing major damage to buildings in the city. Vicious signs threatening the winner’s supporters were everywhere.

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Re. “deplatforming”: You. Were. Warned.

Ok, so I’m not all that prescient.  But back in 2017, I warned against the excessive power of The Masters Of The Internet.  I sent an email to many folks and even published my warning on a couple of sites. Nobody listened.  And one blog owner actually argued against one of my primary observations. Here’s … Read more

If you can keep it

The Left’s Burning Desire for Revenge

Every. Damned. Word.  E.g.: “In other words, are you out of your ever-loving little minds? These people STOLE two elections – it’s now absolutely obvious the nominal right is fine with this. They hope for crumbs from their masters’ tables.”

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NH State House - Free Images

Your State House 1/8/20

To my constituents in Allenstown, Epsom, &  Pittsfield: This week, the House met, as required by the constitution, to certify the election of the governor and the executive council. No protests over these; the peaceful protesters were opposing our meeting in our cars. In the UNH parking lot; not sure if they wanted us to … Read more

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