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If you search “Diversity” on these beloved pages (was that a stretch?), you will get over 1400 hits. Searches for DEI, Equity, Inclusion, or related forms of discrimination (and insanity) will overlap in some instances, but we’ve got plenty more to chew on when it comes to the subject, and it all leaves a bad … Read more
The public school system in America has been on a mission for decades. I used the timeframe of 50 years in today’s article title because it coincides with the Department of Education’s founding. Jimmy Carter already locked up the worst presidency in history, until Joe Biden moved into the White House, so adding the Department … Read more
Libertarians talk a lot about the need to weaken—and even to abolish—the state. And rightly so. But a necessary part of opposing the state is building up other institutions that can challenge state power and offer alternatives to the state. That is, if we are to meaningfully undermine the state, it is necessary to encourage, … Read more
While we wait for Democrats to explain why they didn’t give a rat’s ass about sex trafficking of minor girls when they had the chance to release all those “Epstein Files,” let’s consider another lifestyle choice they can’t bring themselves to oppose – Muslims and Islam, which emulates its dear leader, who enshrined the notion of child-brides … Read more
Veterans’ Day has been a day of conflict for me for many years. My Dad, and undoubtedly many of his friends and cousins, walked into a recruitment office and volunteered to serve their country to go to Europe or the South Pacific to fight the Germans or Japanese, who posed a threat to the free … Read more
Over the many years since Vietnam, the caliber of our governance has only strengthened my skepticism and doubt. It also had me coming to grips with “we weren’t in it to win it!” And now, this recent election has justified my suspicions. It also validated my seemingly lifelong question, “Just what would Americans defend?” Admittedly, … Read more
Today, on the morning update, it’s time to get serious about upcoming elections because our political opponents are in a cult, their priorities are evil, and their followers are riled up. None of this is possible without your support – please give today to keep the content coming! Link: Speakers’ opinions are their own and … Read more
Watching Vermont spiral in the blue toilet water is not enjoyable. Sure, it is a TRE, and when the legislature is in session, we get a lot of low-hanging fruit. It is sad to observe the real-time decline and fall of a state founded by a rebel militia that fought against big government tyranny. Vermont … Read more
More news you’ll never see or hear from the Handmaiden media. Something is flattening the Queer curve. While gay and lesbian identification has remained flat and consistent, BTQ+ is experiencing a significant downtrend. A report from the Centre for Heterodox Social Science has the receipts. Western Journal (WJ) has the reporting. In short, the report … Read more
This week, I dissect an amusing bit of outrage as a Taylor Swift fan explains how Taylor and Travis Kelcie are allegedly using her latest album and engagement to drag her fan base down the conservative pipeline. I kid you not. Check it out. “Tradition is not the worship of ashes, but the preservation of … Read more
Before we get into the lurid details, I’m a bit surprised registered Sex Offender Dick Cox (who identifies as female for the purpose of exposing himself in girls’/women’s locker rooms and showers) isn’t from New Hampshire. We had a congressman named Dick Swett and an investigator in the AG’s office named Dick Head. Dick Cox … Read more
Anyone who has listened to Charlie Kirk’s presentations at colleges understands his brilliance, not just in his rhetorical speaking events but because of where and how he platformed them. Charlie knew from his own experience that colleges were eclipsing rather than amplifying critical thinking. He schooled socialist college professors at their own institutions and demonstrated … Read more
The issue at hand is much deeper than a Council vote of 11 to 4, allowing Bobby Williams to keep his seat as councilman, misrepresenting Ward 2 residents in Keene. Based on his vile and cold-hearted comments celebrating the assassination of Charlie Kirk, Bobby apparently represents the far left’s elitist mindset marinated in resentment and … Read more
If you have not seen this clip yet, you need to. It’s up to 3.9 million views, so at least a few of you have. If you saw it, watch it again. It is a testament to the power of one person’s ability to inspire positive change. Not the sort politicians bandy about, but a … Read more
On today’s Morning Update, a quick look at Gen Z and the culture of intolerance that leads to political violence. [Ref Article] Apologies for the delayed publication – upload issues at Rumble Speakers’ opinions are their own and may not represent those of Grok Media, LLC, GraniteGrok.com, its sponsors, readers, authors, or advertisers. Got Something … Read more
The UK media is a few cans short of a six-pack. Not the sharpest knife in the drawer? Has a few loose screws. But they’ve got a lot of company. The institutional media is top-heavy with virtue signaling idiots, but the UK press has to be a lot more careful. In England, they arrest you, … Read more
If you have apples and oranges, no sensible person will try to tell you neither of them is a fruit, but neither can either one be the other. An apple cannot be an orange, nor an orange an apple. This does not prevent someone from claiming otherwise, but the claim does not make it so. … Read more
When you roam the internet, and let’s be honest, it’s not dissimilar to poking around in a huge dumpster (everyone’s done that, right?) – You get a sense for what you should click on and what to avoid. I thought this was safe. It’s from Breitbart. The headline suggests Kim Kardashian said something stupid to … Read more
Married women are less likely to feel lonely, have richer social connections, and “report significantly higher levels of touch than unmarried women.”
(Associated News Service) I’ve worn a badge in Maine for decades, but never have I felt more powerless that I do today – not because the job has changed, but because the law has. Police officers in our state face different challenges than we did when I first joined the force. These include decriminalization without … Read more