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Last Week’s Leftovers – December 5, 2022

Last week I noticed that a few more folks are “waking up” and starting to realize perhaps everything the government has been telling them for the past few years hasn’t necessarily been the truth. More people are speaking up and asking questions, and that’s good to see.

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To the Special Committee on Voter Confidence:

The name of your committee is amusing.  We don’t need voter confidence, we need election integrity, then voter confidence would take care of itself.  The focus on “confidence” suggests that the powers that be want us to  believe elections to be  fair, though they do not actually want them to be so.

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Op-Ed: Pandemic Amnesty? Seriously? 

Today I read an article in The Atlantic titled Let’s Declare a Pandemic Amnesty by Emily Oster. Central to the piece is a plea to let bygones be bygones, forgive and forget because everyone involved in the pandemic response was working in everybody’s best interests.

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Why a Vote for Ann Kuster or Maggie Hassan Is a Vote for Rape Apologists and a Vote against Women’s Rights

I was a registered Democrat until 2019. I became independent after Congresswoman Ann Kuster made a call to ABC/Good Morning America to block female news reporter Amy Robach’s interview with Owen Labrie from airing.

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“Electric Vehicles Are Exploding From Water Damage”

In a delicious irony, the greenies that thought they were outsmarting and healing mother nature got laughed at last as Hurricane Ian tragically tore through swaths of Florida and crippled electric vehicles.

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California Resident Karla Jurvetson has Contributed $187,500 to NH Candidates

Dear Secretary Scanlon:

Elections in New Hampshire are educational and fun. One group encouraged me to read New Hampshire’s Constitution, a short and progressive document codifying individual rights and freedom.

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Irritated by the Attack on General Bolduc

As a veteran, I was irritated by the attack on General Bolduc about riding in an antique vehicle which was followed by a small confederate flag. It wasn’t like he had a white hooded robe on while burning a cross.

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Monadnock Gathering of Freedom Groups

Title: Monadnock Gathering of Freedom Groups
When: Saturday, September 24, 1-5PM
Where: The Village Church, 121 Cobble Hill Road, Swanzey NH

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Sunday Sermon (On Monday): We Might As Well Start With A Big One.

Billy Graham was known to say, “teach with your Bible in one hand and the newspaper in the other.” Sound advice, for without a newspaper, it’s hard to know what people are thinking, and without the Bible, it’s impossible to convey what God is thinking.

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Tickets Still Available for the 603 Alliance Dinner Cruise on Lake Winnipesaukee!

August 11th is fast approaching, but tickets are still available for The 603 Alliance Dinner Cruise on Lake Winnipesaukee!

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Wild Swans: A Precursor to Lily Tang Williams for Congress

I made myself read the international bestseller Wild Swans: Three Daughters of China, a memoir by Jung Chang (Touchstone edition; Simon and Schuster, 2003.) Why? So– I might know real historic details of life under a totalitarian regime such as Mao’s “Cultural Revolution.”

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I’m Phil Andrews, and I am Running for the New Hampshire House

I’m Phil Andrews, and I am running for the New Hampshire State House of Representatives in the new Hillsborough District 32. The updated district now includes Wilton, Temple, and New Ipswich.

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Lake Winnipesaukee Cruise DEADLINE for DISCOUNTED tickets is tomorrow, June 30th

Join us for a DINNER CRUISE with like-minded friends on the M/S Mount Washington Cruise Ship. Meet candidates for office, enjoy a prime rib dinner, speakers, raffle prizes, straw poll, silent auction, and more!

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They’re Coming for Your Lawn Mower

When Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-CA) unveiled her ridiculous Green New Deal three years ago, her ‘fact sheet’ lectured us about the perils of cow farts and the need to eliminate airplanes, while simultaneously waxing poetic about the need to financially support those who are “either unable or unwilling to work.”

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Does Something Wicked This Way Come?

It’s been almost exactly five weeks since my last screed decrying the sad state of this country. This has been a combination of intent, as I truly do understand how tedious this material can be, combined with being busier with other things as Summer gets into high gear.

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GrokGauntlet – It Is Time! And Lots of People to Grill

And this is not just for Groksters and candidates this time around – readers, you have your role to play as well!

In our GrokGauntlets, we DON’T ask the same types of questions that other media journalists ask in their roundtable with candidates.  We are Conservatarian political activists, first, that have built up a large mouthpiece in GraniteGrok – and our questions should, quite well, align with our readerships’ political viewpoints that generally do NOT align with most mainstream media.  We want to figure out who you are, what you stand for, and how you view politics, how well you are grounded, and get a sense of what you’d do if you win both the Primary and General Elections.

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We Can No Longer Stand By and Hope Someone Else Picks up the Baton and Runs with It

On Sunday, January 24, 2021, the Sunday Telegraph published my letter to the editor, titled, The Problem as I See It. At the same time that I submitted the letter to the newspaper, I sent copies of it to all of my State and Federal elected officials.

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Parasitic Governance

There was a time when most of our government officials were serious people, serving in their elected and appointed roles after establishing their bona fides as successful, contributing members of society. Government service was not a path to personal enrichment, and Country came before Party.

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Criminal Presidency

With this week’s announcement of the establishment of a “Disinformation Board” at the Department of Homeland Security, there is no question in my mind that the Biden Administration is a criminal enterprise.

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It Would Be Worse without the Internet

If it weren’t the pervasiveness of the Internet, censorship and all, we would be even less aware of the agenda, schemes, and other corrupt shenanigans of the ruling elite, both in the United States and the world.

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