We have ONE WEEK left…what are you planning to do? John Stephen is having a number of significant events over the next few days… Personally, I will be attending the "Remember November Rally" on Thursday, to shake the hand of Bob McDonnell, Governor of VA. Quick summary: Date Event Location Wednesday 10/2711:45am Pelham Senior Citizen … Read more
Following along from Part 1 and Part 2, John Stephen was one of the two special speakers (the other being Frank Guinta). Here we see his talk to the crowd, the Question and Answer time, and then Dan Itse add a commentary on what the NH Constitution says on one of John’s answers (hint: John … Read more
Yet another good reason why every conservative should be working his or her butt off to elect John Stephen Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it, so let’s think back to 2001. Then Governor Jeanne Shaheen vetoed the Legislature’s plan to reapportion the House and Senate, and the State Supreme Court … Read more
John Stephen, candidate for NH governor, at a fundraiser in Dublin, NH, at the home of Joseph and Augusta Petrone.
I wish to point out that there has been a change in our Endorsement section (Right sidebar) since the results of the Primary – GraniteGrok is now endorsing John Stephen for NH Governor and the above sign can now be found here. And we will be enthusiastically supporting him as we move forward towards … Read more
Yesterday, the NH GOP held it’s Convention at the Capital Center for the Arts in Concord, NH. A status of the Party was given, a discussion of the amendments to the Platform took place, and the Primary winning candidates for major office spoke to the crowd. Here, John Stephen, the Republican nominee for NH Governor … Read more
We ran into John Stephen, as he was entering the State GOP Convention, in Concord. We asked him about the "Republicans for Lynch" group that has surfaced recently..
I first learned of Barbara (who lives in my hamlet in central NH) about a year, year and a half ago (I am just so terrible at dates….) when she approached me on her private property problem – involuntary merging of land sites. In her case, the Town had decided that her two adjoining pieces … Read more
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Former NH Health & Human Services Commissioner John Stephen is featured in today’s GraniteGok Congressional Candidate Q & A Series. He is one of the two Republicans seeking the nomination for NH’s 1st Congressional District. As with the others that have participated, we thank John for taking time to answer these questions and further continue to appreciate his acknowledgment of … Read more
Before you start thinking about Mr Hand, though a history teacher, I want you to consider some math. I’m going to list 32 NH towns in 3 separate lists. Please check if one of them is yours or close to yours. Group A Group B Group C The primary is Tuesday, September 10, and the … Read more
Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris is not missing any chance to condemn Republicans for threatening to censor libraries and school textbooks. But she is overlooking the heavy-handed record of her chief spokesperson, Brian Fallon. Unfortunately, a recent Supreme Court decision opens the floodgates for far more federal censorship. When Fallon was press chief at the … Read more
In an unexpected twist of fate that has left political pundits scratching their heads and reaching for their thesauruses, U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris has stumbled into the spotlight for…not knowing what she does. Yes, you heard it right! In a recent appearance on CBS’s The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Harris found herself in a pickle, trying … Read more
Don’t hold your breath waiting for an answer to the question in the title. But before we get to that question, let’s first revisit ‘a something’ from four years ago that’s related. Monica Cannon Grant (MCG) insulted Rayla Campbell for having a white husband. If you’re unfamiliar with either of them, MCG is an unhinged … Read more
We should first congratulate future Senator Emily Phillips on receiving an AFP endorsement (regular readers know I’ve given AFP some mixed reviews). Please donate to Emily if you can, no matter what Senate district you call home. Senator Gannon has some deep-pocketed elite support in his arsenal. No amount is too small. You can also learn more about … Read more
President Joe Biden’s time in the White House is mercifully coming to an end. He is now officially a lame duck with six months to go. Biden was a victim here of a corrupt Democratic machine that — along with a complicit media — thought they could pull off a grand election-year deceit, despite his failing cognitive … Read more
There’s not much we can say about Thomas Crooks. He is the invisible 20-year-old with no internet history, nothing on his phone, and no social media footprint. The FBI is reported to have cracked his laptop, but there’s no “there” there. They have no idea who this guy is. After three days, an enigmatic portrait … Read more
SHOT: We can always count on the Babylon Bee, for this case, “the setup.” Emperor Hirohito Calls For Ceasefire After Bombing Of Pearl Harbor https://t.co/F9DCpz7vnI pic.twitter.com/m9WtIKKO3s — The Babylon Bee (@TheBabylonBee) October 9, 2023 CHASER: Seriously, you have the chutzpah even to ASK? Read the Room, Hamas—Israel Isn’t in the Mood for a Truce. “Hamas sympathizers … Read more
In his address from the Oval Office regarding the recent assassination attempt on Donald Trump, Joe Biden agreed with the points I made in my previous post about America’s gun problem. He probably didn’t realize that. Or more precisely, the people who wrote the address for him to read didn’t realize that. But let’s look … Read more
To understand the New Hampshire Youth Detention Center’s Cover Ups of child sex abuse, think about the Diocese of Manchester, its attorneys, investigators, the AG’s office, and decades of a partnership supporting corruption above the law — there is no separation of powers.