Date: Tuesday, June 8, 2020
Email: Nikikelsey@yahoo.com
Cell: 310-433-0652
I am thrilled to announce my candidacy for the New Hampshire House of Representatives as a Republican for Hillsborough District 7, representing the residents of Bedford.
In response to getting her email back, I had this: From: Skip <Skip@granitegrok.com> Sent: Friday, June 26, 2020 11:07 AM To: Danielle Lafond <dlafond@gilfordnh.org> Subject: Re: 91-A Right to Know Hi Danielle, Please, call me Skip and not Mr. Murphy. That makes me feel older than when I look at the ongoing color change of … Read more
Over 300 attendees, including most major candidates for office in New Hampshire, attended the first major post-COVID GOP fundraising event this month, which happened to coincide with D-Day’s 75th-anniversary. Jess and Naomi Edwards, of Auburn, host an annual “tailgate” fundraising event for the Get Involved PAC in their backyard. All Republican candidates and activists are … Read more
Date: Tuesday, June 8, 2020
Email: Nikikelsey@yahoo.com
Cell: 310-433-0652
I am thrilled to announce my candidacy for the New Hampshire House of Representatives as a Republican for Hillsborough District 7, representing the residents of Bedford.
Hi, I’m Rita Mattson and I am proud to announce that I am running to represent Dublin, Roxbury, Harrisville, and Jaffrey in the New Hampshire House of Representatives.
I’ve been documenting our small case of campaign sign stealing – Jim Babcock of Gilford told the Gilford Police Dept that he took Grokster Norm’s campaign sign out of anger (but lied to Norm’s face in saying that he didn’t know why). As I have said for years, if it is happening in our town, … Read more
According to “Main Stream Media,” President Trump is corrupt and evil, if so where is the evidence of that? Look, there have been numerous charges leveled at him. And any number of non-official and at least four official investigations.
So, Grokster Ann Marie put in a lengthy RSA 91-A Right to Know demand to SAU 16’s Superintendent, David Ryan concerning the use of Social Emotional Learning and/or social media spying software. Here are the non-response responses (thus far) -Skip:
Our NH Constitution is the foundation of our republic, without it, we would have no state government. Part I of this fundamental document speaks not about the government, but of the rights reserved to the people which are not necessary to the operation of a government.
Or, this could be just an update to the original post that is now not going up live until 1:30pm today (heh!) I did get an update from Danielle LaFond concerning my same day registration RTK this morning: —— Original Message —— From: “Danielle Lafond” <dlafond@gilfordnh.org> To: “Skip Murphy” <skip@granitegrok.com> Sent: 6/26/2020 9:40:58 AM Subject: … Read more
Black Lives Matter has released a list. No, not laundry or shopping, these are demands. Why? “Recent events have highlighted the reality that systemic racism and implicit bias play an active role in New Hampshire Politics.”
Yep, yet another RSA 91-A-athon from your’s truly on topics and issues I know best. I’ve been putting them off for a while; it’s been a longish past year with TMEW suffering from a 4-month bout with Shingles and then a total knee replacement this past March.
Let me set the stage: Public schools are Government schools – a near-monopoly in the K-12 education space and one can see, by the actions of Selfish Socialist (and bigot) Andru Volinsky, Government and its supporters on the Left (like teachers unions) aren’t about to give that up without a fight.
I’ve been speaking and writing in opposition to the redoing of the town dump. $1.4 million dollars to create the Gilford Recycling Center, at a time when the recycling marketplace was drying up faster than our lawns this summer.
In January 1938 Franklin Roosevelt nominated Stanley Forman Reed to fill an opening on the Supreme Court. Three weeks later, having generated no real dispute in the Senate, Reed’s nomination was uneventfully confirmed. Among the legacy Justice Reed accrued during nearly two decades on the bench, was his mentoring of legal protégé, and future Chief … Read more
THE GLARING double standard for Republican women is back again, this time in the form of New Hampshire Democrats’ demeaning response to New York Rep. Elise Stefanik’s endorsement of Matt Mowers in the First Congressional District Republican primary.
This could be the most contested primary on the calendar for Republicans this year. It is the GOP race to challenge Democrat Deb Pignatelli for the seat in Executive Council District five. It pits former Exec. Councilor Dave Wheeler against Former NH State Senator Bob Clegg
Innovative, well-thought-out leftist reasoning examined. Defund the Police: The positives would be the government saving billions every year. Consider how much tax money we allocate to recruit, train, equip, and supply our police forces. That wouldn’t be the only savings either.
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.
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.”
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.