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It Is Completely Impossible To NOT Acquit Tsarnaev

November 29, 2022 Op-Ed

Over the years, I have tried different methods of sticking up for the young lad who was outrageously accused of bombing the Boston Marathon. The methods included writing a book, becoming an amicus curiae, staging a small moot-court appeal in the Watertown Public Library, filing a RICO suit, requesting autopsies for Tamerlan Tsarnaev and Ibragim … Read more

62 Senators Do Not know Right From Wrong

November 27, 2022 Op-Ed

Abe Lincoln’s insightful observation, “Without the Bible, Americans would not know the difference between right and wrong,” again hits a target, 62 Senators all at once who voted for the deceptively named Disrespect For Marriage Act, HR 8404 and S 4556 that passed the Senate with a vote that denies filibuster.

Katie Meyer’s Suicide Should Be Blamed on Michele Dauber, Stanford, and the Department of Ed’s Office of Civil Rights Under Catherine Lhamon

November 26, 2022 Op-Ed

Stanford University has been sued for the wrongful death of a student: that of Soccer star Katie Meyer. Shortly after the suit was filed, Stanford Law Professor Michele Dauber who has prided herself on “ranting” on social media, deleted her Twitter handle.

Public Hearing for New DHHS Commissioner

November 26, 2022 Op-Ed

A public hearing to appoint Lori Weaver to be the acting DHHS Commissioner will be held Thursday, December 1st, at 11 am, in the Executive Council Chamber in the State House.

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A Song for Jahar Tsarnaev, and Hagopian’s Early Comments on the 2015 Trial

November 25, 2022 Op-Ed

Jahar Tsarnaev, the so-called Boston Bomber — trust me, he didn’t do it — had his death sentence commuted to life. In March 2022, however, the US Supreme Court reinstated it. I have written a song to the tune of Charlie on the MTA, and am looking for a band to record it.

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Some Humans Will Do Anything To Hurt Their Fellow Man

November 23, 2022 Op-Ed

This week in the US we have heard of a plethora of shootings, stabbings, and fires. That’s combined with incessant talk of a build-up toward war with Russia or China, and news that the dollar will collapse.

FBI’s Wardrobe Dep’t Has Trump-Supporter Costumes?

November 22, 2022 Op-Ed

The FBI had inserted players “to look like Trump supporters,” inside the Capitol Building on January 6, 2021, before the invasion began. How do I know this?

Vermont Man Who Created the Most Misogynistic, Sexist, Anti Women Cartoon Imaginable Invited to Read to Children at NH Public Library

May 4, 2023November 22, 2022 Op-Ed

At first, it reads like an innocent, happy event. “Join Emoji Nightmare and Katniss Everqueer, two of Vermont’s favorite drag queens, as they [as they] share stories and do a craft. Fun for the whole family!” [Warning: Adult Langauge/Topic]

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Exodus Redux, Trump Style

November 21, 2022 Op-Ed

Like Moses leading his people out of Egypt,

Donald Trump single-handedly guided a progressively repressed America to the brink of a new promised land. In 2015 Trump was maligned by the Republican establishment and left for dead by Hillary Clinton and the Washington DC Deep State.

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Let Us Go Back in Time to the First Thanksgiving

November 19, 2022 Op-Ed

This Thanksgiving in 21st-century America, a dangerous mindset has permeated our beliefs for over a century. True history has been denied, so we do not benefit from its lessons. Perhaps we can label it the “accidental theory of history.”

FTX, Sam Bankman-Fried, Stanford, Silicon Valley, Michele Dauber, Brock Turner and The Hunting Ground

November 19, 2022 Op-Ed

Did you know that FTX has offices in Derry, New Hampshire, at 84 W BROADWAY, STE 200, Derry, NH, 03038, USA?

Speaker Maxwell Re-names Herself Miss America

November 18, 2022 Op-Ed

Ahem. On November 17, GraniteGrok published two articles of mine. The one on Karoline Leavitt has got all the attention, while the hotter-than-hot one slipped away. Here it is, it’s about me trying to become Speaker of the US House.

I Think Karoline Leavitt Won on November 8, 2022

November 17, 2022 Op-Ed

This article — if you could even call it an article — is based on pure, unadulterated hearsay. I’d like to go on record with my impression of the House race for Congress District 1. Ten Republicans vied for the primary nomination on September 13, 2022 (Prescott, Rondeau, Towne, Alciere, Baxter, Huff Brown, Killbane, Leavitt, … Read more

One Way To De-Westminsterize Congress: A Layperson Speaker of the House

November 17, 2022 Op-Ed

On January 3, 2023, the 535 members of the 118th Congress will show up for duty on Capitol Hill. They owe nothing to any previous Congress. They can repeal or amend any law that was ever passed, going back to 1789.

What About Adam Cordano and Other Children Who Suffered at the Sununu Youth and Services Center?

November 16, 2022November 16, 2022 Op-Ed

My question is: who fights for the disadvantaged? That’s what I want you to ask yourself as you read the story of Adam Cordano and other children who suffered at the Sununu Youth and Services Center.

How Much Is the State of New Hampshire Hiding to Get Away with Gross Misconduct?

November 15, 2022 Op-Ed

In 2003, Carlene Hempel wrote an article in Boston.com about New Hampshire’s top sex crimes police detective, James F McLaughlin.

I Have Found the Elections’ Secret Group — the NASED

November 14, 2022 Op-Ed

I am a snoop for ultra-vires (i.e., beyond power) acts by the US Congress. As soon as The Legislature does something for which Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution did not give it a grant of power, my hackles get raised.

Postmortem Analysis of the Red Puddle

November 13, 2022 Op-Ed

On election night Republicans were all doom and gloom as they watched their hopes of a red tsunami crash. And while the historic precedent existed for such a victory and every poll had predicated it, looking back, the wreckage isn’t as devastating as Republicans perceived it.

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Sparking Curiosity in Education

November 13, 2022 Skip

In 2021, the New Hampshire Department of Education partnered with Discovery Education, one of the world’s leading EdTech companies. Through this collaboration, we have provided teachers and students across the state with a vast collection of high-quality, standards-aligned content, ready-to-use digital lessons, intuitive quiz and activity creation tools, and professional learning resources. These resources – … Read more

It’s Tough Out There for a Cop

November 12, 2022 Skip

Imagine the cheek involved in some of the latest capers found in our undocumented immigrant’s paradise. If you sneak into this country, you’re immediately covered by the local state, county, or municipality for every conceivable medical need for free, including those of your hundreds of close and not-so-close family members, far above that routinely offered … Read more