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Reactions to Lt. Gov. John Rodgers trashing President Trump, RKF jr ally says ‘reckoning’ is coming for Covid era rules. Please like, follow, or subscribe to The ‘Grok on Rumble and YouTube for early access to new episodes of GrokTALK!, Right Side Up, and Replays of Granite State Live. Follow these links for current and past content for the … Read more
Hearings Next Week!Tuesday, April 15th, 2025 – 11:00AMHouse Children and Family LawRoom 206-208, Legislative Office Building, 33 N State Street, Concord???? Watch ????Continuing Education with Administrative Judge Ellen V. Christo, NH circuit court.Watch the judicial system and Chairman Mark Pearson continue to spin their narrative that everything in the Family Court is lawful, that due process can … Read more
What last week appeared to be a decent day for a rally outside the New Hampshire state house took a New England turn yesterday. Mother Nature dropped several inches of spring snow on the Granite State, followed by rain, with temperatures in the mid-thirties. It was the sort of Saturday where you grabbed a hot … Read more
After submitting my most recent article on rogue Rs that voted the wrong way on HB1002 last year and removing property tax relief from HB2 this year, I started alerting constituents of the latter. A constituent of Bryer complained of him being a “union schmuck” and that inspired me to do more cross referencing. I … Read more
The Josiah Bartlett Center’s recent post by Drew Cline rightfully points out that reduced increases in school budgets are being called cuts, which is misleading. At the same time, Cline reports that increases in spending that come from Education Freedom Accounts (EFAs) are actually savings, which is similarly misleading. In an emailed article I received … Read more
The race to replace Sen. Jeanne Shaheen and Rep. Chris Pappas, New Hampshire, is in play! A. J. Kierstead and Dexter Tarbox discuss the impact of the US Senate race for New Hampshire being a jump ball with a complex Democratic slate and weak Republican bench. Players include Lily Tang Williams, Chris Pappas, Maggie Goodlander, … Read more
Rep Jeremy Slottje and various others have tweeted from Reps Hall during today’s House session while the budget was being worked on. It’s reported that 38 Rs voted to remove property tax relief from HB 2. Of the 38, Rep Kuttab and Judge Lynn come as no surprise because their disdain for Nashua taxpayers and … Read more
Maine is a beautiful state, blessed by God with a long and rocky shore with the Atlantic, incredible mountains for hikers and skiers, inland lakes for boaters, and a plethora of woodlands for campers. It is also a sanctuary state, not by God, but by Governor Janet Mills, in her infinite wisdom and against the … Read more
If you have not noticed, we are now regularly sharing content on Instagram. I also created a Grok TikTok but am waiting for the dust devils surrounding the so-called sale to a majority of US interests before we use it. If you do not follow us on Facebook or X (please do if you have not), you are missing access to … Read more
A battle is brewing. It has been brewing for years, or even decades. It is a battle over property rights and it may not be what you think it is. It isn’t a battle between the State and the Towns. It is a battle between Towns and property owners. The NH Constitution states, “All men … Read more
(Manch Talk 04/09/25) This week on Manch Talk, your host Carla Gericke is joined by the Free State Project’s Executive Director, Eric Brakey. This former three-term Maine Senator recently moved to New Hampshire, and he updates us on the upcoming Liberty Forum taking place at the end of the month. Please like, follow, or subscribe … Read more
A new day, a good day, for New Hampton & Center Harbor Residents.I have submitted a change of political affiliation from Republican to Undeclared. A thank you to all of our citizens who have participated in the political process. It is an honor to serve as the Representative for your Belknap District 1 seat. Especially … Read more
And instead of writing checks, they write a press release The proglodytes are in a tizzy. Planned Parenthood Northern New England (PPNE), the regional overlords of the global abortion behemoth, is closing its St. Johnsbury, Vermont, ‘facility.’ “We find ourselves in a pivotal moment,” Clegg continued. “This is a challenging time for PPNNE as we … Read more
Whether it is family court or criminal court, New Hampshire is not able to claim to provide anything that would qualify these as judicial. To be judicial, it would need to provide due process for both claimants and respondents/defendants. Currently, it does not, and it has not done so for decades. For example: Brady v … Read more
We will protect women in prison. We will protect women in sports. We will protect women throughout this country. Maine got more lousy news from the Federal government this week. U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi pulled non-essential federal funding from the Maine Department of Corrections (DOC) on Monday in response to the state’s decision to … Read more
This week, Kimberly Morin from the Women’s Defense League takes center stage to promote this Saturday’s 2A rally in Concord—I’m attending. Then Mike Rogers joins me to discuss Trump, tariffs, trade, and taxes – in search of balance. Please like, follow, or subscribe to The ‘Grok on Rumble and YouTube for early access to new episodes of GrokTALK!, Right … Read more
K-12 public school spending rises every year, whether enrollment increases or decreases. In this century, K-12 district public school enrollment in New Hampshire has fallen by more than 50,000 students, but spending is up by more than $1 billion, adjusted for inflation. How does this happen? The short answer is that local voters prefer to … Read more
When I first read about a bill to eliminate inspections, I had never questioned whether they make us safer. So I researched it, and was surprised to see that pretty much all of the studies over the past 30 years say the same thing: inspections don’t make us safer! That’s why there’s only 11 states … Read more
The new State Budget Trailer Bill (HB2) is a dumpster fire, trashcan bill, for pet projects, appropriations, and legislation that failed to pass on the floor. Everyone does it, and it is a good place to get good stuff passed that just missed or to hide your dirty legislative laundry. Things you want that most … Read more
While it’s true a majority of Vermonters love the hypothetical (and fantastical) notion of our little state saving the planet from climate change by going “net zero” or some such thing, it’s also true that an even larger majority has absolutely net zero interest in paying for (or living with) the programs designed to do … Read more