That would be the “beta males” referenced by Steve. I have seen a ton of Chicken Little posts over the last few days so let me put up some snippets here. However, let me quote David French who put it better than I could what has been causing my head to shake (and ache) over … Read more
On the 70th anniversary of the dropping of the atomic bomb…it’s as a good a time as any to revisit, “Thank God for the Atom Bomb.” Here’s a link to a PDF if you prefer (or here), but it is reformatted in it entirety on the Grok for your serious and measured consideration. Bio c/o … Read more
It is difficult to keep track of all the Obama firsts but someone took the time and we should thank him. This list is quite comprehensive and even broken out into six sections, so you can find the perfect ‘First’ to shut-up that Democrat-talking-points-chowder-head who just wont stop. Complied by Doug Ross – list on … Read more
One of the most serious problems confronting us is New Hampshire’s meaningless notions of residency (domicile or presence). Non-residents are permitted (even encouraged) to vote here.
Introduction: Since the fraudulent June 12th Presidential elections in the Islamic Republic of Iran (IRI), an increasingly emboldened opposition, the green movement, has arisen to demand the overthrow of the IRI. The green movement refuses to desist from launching massive street protests in Tehran, Qum, Isfahan and other major Iranian cities. All this is … Read more
Ayotte As reported yesterday by James Pindell at NHPoliticalReport.com, the now former NH Attorney General Kelly Ayotte has filed papers opening up an exploratory committee for the U.S. Senate, a source close to Ayotte said. The source said Ayotte will begin raising money immediately and begin a conversation with New Hampshire Republicans. Regular readers know … Read more
The following is a guest post by Mr. Amil Imani. It contains some rather informative historical information that must be understood in order to get the full context of events happening today. Once again, we thank Mr. Imani for sharing his inciteful thoughts with ‘Grok readers… It is a fundamental human trait to locate the … Read more
So what the heck was I doing at Bangor International Airport at 1:30am on a very cold January monring after driving 6 hours across the dreary, frozen backwoods of Maine? Simple – my son had called from Kuwait – the first step of coming home from Iraqi where he had been stationed at Al Asad … Read more