There is an event today in Concord from 11 am to 12:30 to show our appreciation for Law Enforcement in New Hampshire. It’s going to be hot out in front of the State House, but GraniteGrok will be there, reporting on the event.
Headline Should Read: If Out-of-State College Students Don’t Vote in NH Democrats Lose
The Monadnock Ledger-Transcript (MLT) Headline reads: “Primary Source: COVID-19 could affect key college student vote in NH.” By the second sentence, you will realize the headline should be: “If Out-of-State College Students Don’t Vote in NH Democrats Lose.”
Don’t let COVID Derail Your College Plans
The COVID-19 pandemic caused a huge disruption to New Hampshire students when our schools shifted to remote instruction in April. But that’s not the only disruption faced by New Hampshire families.
“Ours to Preserve”
They are trying their best to start a fight. We have Mayors, Governors, Senators, and House Members bowing their knees to these Criminals. I won’t. Unlawfully destroying PUBLIC PROPERTY is a felony! Targeting our Founders’, and particularly Military heroes’ monuments, is more than a dare.
The No. 1 Reason to Re-Elect President Trump & Preserve Control of the Senate
When Chief Justice Roberts was nominated and being considered for confirmation to the Court, the Left opposed his nomination on the grounds that he would be “too conservative” and that he would cement the so-called conservative block on the Court. Well, how’s that worked out so far?
Why transparency in Concord is critical now!
I needed to drop you a quick note to alert you to the crisis the impending New Hampshire legislature could create for Christians. Right now, our majority leaders in Concord are using the confusion of the COVID crisis to trample on all due process in their advancement of new bills.
Ryan Terrell is Running for State Rep. In Nashua
In the wake of a partisan hit job by the Democrats on New Hampshire’s Executive Council, Republican Ryan Terrell, appointed but not nominated the State School Board, has decided to run for the NH House of Representatives.
Democrat Ann Kuster Admits, for the Second Time, That Republican Steve Negron Could Flip Her Seat
Last November, a fake impeachment, virus socialism, and a few riots ago, Democrat Ann Kuster – who stands by all three of those things (by the way) – admitted that Republican Steve Negron could ‘Flip Annie’s seat.’ It’s not “Annie’s” seat, but six months later, she has repeated the claim.
After Brutal 2020, Tax Hikes Could Loom for N.H. Businesses in 2021
The House on Thursday rejected a Republican proposal to prevent significant business tax increases that are likely to hit on January 1. Unless legislators act between now and the end of the year, New Hampshire businesses that survive 2020 should prepare to begin paying higher tax rates in 2021.
ACLU-NH Trans Justice Organizer Burns Books to Celebrate Candidate’s Birthday
The ACLU-NH Trans Justice Organizer Palana Belken followed through on his threat to burn his Harry Potter books to get even with JK Rowling for standing up for women’s rights against those, like Palana, that claim men can be women and enjoy all the same rights as women.
New Poll Question: Was the Response to COVID-19 Justified or an Unnecessary Overreaction?
Here’s a poll question for the times. As we find ourselves waking up from the hangover of COVID-19 induced quarantine, was it worth it? Did we do some good or ruin our lives (the economy) for nothing?
NH Democrat Executive Council Votes Prove That Being Black Doesn’t Matter
Governor Sununu’s latest appointee to be rejected by the partisan Democrat majority on the Executive Council (EC) is Ryan Terrell. Ryan is a young black man nominated by Gov. Sununu for the State School board. A body sorely in need of some diversity, according to at least one Democrat on the Council who voted no.
So kids, what did we learn from Thursday’s House Session (06/11/20)?
We learned that $200,000+ in COVID/CARES funding can easily be spent on moving the NH House to the UNH Whittemore Arena for a day. The space was donated by UNH for this historic event, as the NH House has not met outside of traditional House Chambers since the Civil War. House Reps were treated to … Read more
Are Manchester, NH Schools a Bastion of Racism?
Over the past several weeks, there have been multiple articles I could have written about things happening at Manchester City Hall or on Hecker Street (HQ for the Manchester School District). However, the reasons I stepped down from my seat on the Board of School Committee, demands of family and business, have prevented me from … Read more
Black Lives Matter Rally in Laconia: A Few Observations
The coverage of the Black Lives Matter Rally in Laconia (Laconia Daily Sun, June 9) is so full of hyperbole and misleading statements that I don’t know whether to be angry or sad.
Let’s turn to the last page, shall we?
Critical Race Theory: Marxism’s Newest Reboot
Kneeling before the Black Lives Matter lobby won’t do you any good. BLM’s radical ideology has no room for forgiveness or reconciliation.
Is Governor Chris Sununu a Tyrant or a Racist?
Is Governor Chris Sununu a tyrant or a racist? I believe this is a fair question, based on his words and his actions during the past few months regarding Covid-19. Under the edicts of the Governor, he forced many businesses in the state of New Hampshire to be closed. Only businesses that were deemed “essential” … Read more
Manchester School Board Isn’t Addressing the Achievement Gap
The Manchester Board of School Committee’s resolution to address systemic and institutional racism does not go far enough. In fact, it doesn’t address one of the most important factors plaguing the school district- -illiteracy.
Two Conversations are Going on About Race in America
Two conversations are going on about race in America. One side says they live in fear of being harassed or killed because of the way God made them. The second group, mostly conservative, respond with lectures, citing statistics, and posting memes (what a great way to engage in dialogue).
Let’s Give them a Graduation Ceremony
We’ve all heard the term, closure. It refers to a psychological resolution to a problem or an issue that allows a person to “move past” that problem or issue. We use various terms to show how closure is achieved: the “5 stages of grief”, complete recovery from alcoholism or drug dependency, etc.