MACDONALD: Ex Cop Self Deports, Maine Shifts Blame
Ex Cop Jon Luke Evans, a Jamaican who overstayed his visa, says he will self-deport.
MACDONALD: Ex Cop Self Deports, Maine Shifts Blame
Ex Cop Jon Luke Evans, a Jamaican who overstayed his visa, says he will self-deport.
Manch Talk: A Bunch of Free Staters Go to Texas
More than a dozen Free Staters headed to Ron Paul’s 90th birthday bash in Texas, eight tips for better health, and more!
ROPER: If Phil Scott is Pro-School Choice, Here’s His Chance to Prove It
Phil Scott has always campaigned as a proponent of school choice, though it has never been high on his priority list.
TYSON: What Color Should The Cushions Be On Claremont’s Deck Chairs…
Claremont’s School Board School District Meeting Disaster
BEST: Thank You For Apologizing to YDC Victims, BUT…
Dear Ellen Arnold Esq, I hope you will be able to share this with the other signers of the op-ed you published. I thank you in advance for this. I read the op-ed “Group of Granite Staters apologizes to YDC victims”. I thank you, BUT: NOBODY, including your co-signers, has asked for a Grand Jury … Read more
BOWERS: RINO Report Card for 2025
I have crunched the numbers for 2025 – to determine objectively which members are RINOs.
SMITH: A Vacancy In The Executive Council, What Happens Next?
Let’s talk about the executive council, whether or not Karen Liot Hill (KLH) keeps her seat for the rest of the term.
MACDONALD: Is Kelly Coming To Chris Sununu’s Pennichuck Water Rescue?
If you missed it, Nashua Mayor Jim Donchess implicated former NH Governor Chris Sununu on the matter of Nongfu Springs’ purchase of land (to get water) adjacent to the Pennichuck water works in Nashua. He is alleged to have encouraged it, pursued it, and if you’re even the tiniest bit uppity (傲慢) about it, blame … Read more
OPINION: New Hampshire Democrats Want to Sue You Into Silence
The latest fad among New Hampshire Democrats — or as many of us have come to call them, the Demo-rats — isn’t passing budgets that make sense, or fixing our broken property tax system, or giving relief to hardworking Granite Staters. No, their weapon is intimidation. Post something online that cuts against their narrative? Make … Read more
OPINION: Claremont School District’s Financial Crisis
Introduction: A System in Survival Mode Parents in the Claremont School District (SAU6) are living through a crisis that can no longer be brushed aside as a temporary budget hiccup. The district is not merely facing a “tight year.” It is confronting a full-blown financial collapse brought on by years of mismanagement, structural deficits, and … Read more
UNDERWOOD: Claremont’s Near-Death Experience
In 2012, U.S. Army Master Sergeant Cedric King woke up from a coma in Afghanistan to discover that his legs had been amputated. Today, 8 years later, Cedric says if given the chance, he’d do it all over again. You’ll hear his story of finding tremendous growth in tragedy by relinquishing control and expectations. In … Read more
SMITH: Impeachments In Concord, More Thoughts
After submitting my thoughts inspired by the bad behavior of Councilor Karen Liot Hill (KLH), I wanted to learn more about the nuts and bolts of an impeachment, should one for KLH be initiated (desired). A few details to keep in mind are that the office of executive councilor is a two-year term, elected at … Read more
MACDONALD: Progressive Karisham Manzur Challenges Pappas for US Senate – Is He Screwed?
New Hampshire’s Democrats, the ones who show up for primaries at least, have a thing for far-left nutjobs. They belong in Vermont, truth be told, where they have political “parties” to the left of the already far-left Democrats. They belong there, because some of them came here from there. And when Vermont sends one here … Read more
ROPER: More Bad News for “Make Big Oil Pay”
Cue up the sad violins. On August 6, 2025, South Carolina Judge Roger Young dealt the latest blow to the shakedown scheme masquerading as climate justice popularly known as “Make Big Oil Pay” and officially, in Vermont at least, as the Climate Superfund Act. In another example of fraudulent misnaming by lawmakers, it is neither … Read more
SMITH: Impeachments In Concord, Some Random Thoughts
Executive Councilor Karen Liot Hill’s (KLH) days could be numbered, which is my hope, and I know that I’m not alone in it, but I would encourage everyone to refrain from talking about it with anyone in the Senate for the moment because enough votes in the House to impeach her could be a possibility. … Read more
MACDONALD: Is China Only Here to “Buy” New Hampshire’s Water?
You’ve probably heard the story already. A Chinese company spends four times the asking price to get access to facilities and a significant source of fresh water in Southern New Hampshire. Pennichuk in Nashua supplies water to the towns that surround it. It is a substantial source of water in the area. We also have … Read more
MACDONALD: Happy Birthday…
If August 17th is your birthday, you share it with me. Some on the left will be horrified to discover we share a birthday, but what will horrify them more is if you give a gift to ‘Grok on this last day of our donation matching fundraiser. Funding GraniteGrok means we continue to provide a … Read more
OPINION: Spending Cap Corruption
Board of Aldermen, Mayor Donchess, CFO Griffin, City Attorney Bolton: Last Tuesday, the aldermaniacs voted to Indefinitely Postpone the ill-conceived Tax Cap R-25-121 (disguised as a budget cap, but in reality, a tax cap). That is a very good thing. Hopefully, this Tax cap stays dead forever, for you have to be a financial ignoramus … Read more
OPINION: Governor Ayotte, When Will You be Launching a Property Tax Crackdown?
Governor Ayotte, When will you be launching a property tax crackdown? Granite Staters desperately need help with cutting rates and out-of-control property assessment to restrict local spending. New Hampshire needs this. Yesterday! People are hurting. I see evidence of this everywhere. This was a sleazy way for the City to boost taxes without raising taxes. Note the huge … Read more
MACDONALD: NH’s “Elections” are NOT Secure – The Danville Disaster (And I Think The AG Is Wrong)
Yesterday, we reported on irregularities with the Timberlane School District election (March 11, 2025), in Plaistow, where activists discovered issues with properly securing completed ballots (among other things). From that same election, we not so proudly bring you the school Fuster Cluck in Danville, New Hampshire. In summary, the locals responsible for ensuring election integrity … Read more