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There is no doubt that people who identify as democratic socialists are making large gains in the Democratic Party. They control mayoral offices in major cities like New York and Seattle and are going to be a force in the next Congress, having seen enormous success in the Democratic Party congressional primaries. However, there is … Read more
Since our faux-milquetoast New Hampshire Dems are playing at being moderates, it is worth revisiting the topic. How do you pretend to go to DC to represent New Hampshire interests when neither of you, Goodlander nor Pappas, is capable of standing up to the radicals who will run your caucus? The nut house has fractured. … Read more
The calendar may say that November 7, 2028 is a long way off, but presidential campaigning is a 24/7 year-round sport. The only poll that counts is the one taken by the American people on election day, but early polls show that the two frontrunners for the blue team are Kamala Harris and Congresswoman Sandy … Read more
If you have any doubts about whether a minority of radicals can consume a movement to the degree that it drives the bus, and drives it over its own moderates, you could look at history. Islam, the National Socialist (NAZI) Party in Germany, the Bolsheviks. Cuba right before Castro, China before Mao, and the American … Read more
Why America Still Deserves Our Loyalty, Our Effort, and Our Hope. Don’t Surrender Your Mind to the Politics of Demoralization. There is a quiet campaign underway in America, and it is not being fought with ballots or legislation alone. It is being fought in the mind. Its goal is simple: to convince Americans that the … Read more
Today, on the Morning Update, there are plenty of clips, TikToks, Reels, and Shorts of Dems when they were a bit less insane, but this one from Hillary Clinton is something else. Watch on the ‘Grok Rumble Channel if the Embedded Video does not load. Ep 123 links: Authors’ and Speakers’ opinions are their own … Read more
I was messing with rich kid Stefany Shaheen on X the other day. She posted some left-Wing talking points about defunding ICE (or someone did using her name). I responded with three examples of criminal aliens, rape, murder, and so on, who would still be in America without ICE. There are tens of thousands of … Read more
Following on my earlier post, Dems-n-Energy, I bring you another fake concern of the left that could be addressed, at least in part and almost immediately, if the Dems tried this one easy thing. In Dems-n-energy, it was the price of energy. Here, we’re talking education costs, which are the single greatest driver of high … Read more
Wherever you happen to be sitting as you read this, energy prices probably matter. In the United States or out, yes – we have readers in nearly every country on the planet, how much it costs to heat, cool, cook, and live in the 21st century turns on the cost of the energy necessary to … Read more
Anyone with the signatures can vie to replace Platner. That’s what the Maine Democrat State Party is saying. “Candidates now have the ability to submit their declaration of intent and begin engaging Maine Democrats in earnest by earning their support and collecting signatures.” Commie Ro Khanna, whom I wrote about Saturday, wants Troy Jackson, whom … Read more
Calls for reduced U.S. engagement abroad, particularly regarding Israel, have grown louder on the hard left and in pockets of the right. While fiscal restraint and avoiding unnecessary wars are valid conservative concerns, the broader push toward isolationism or alliances with radicals risks weakening America’s security and betraying our principles. The DSA and the Hard … Read more
He was “Your Guy.” He was the All-American boy, the prototypical dude from Maine who would get up at 4 am to harvest oysters and slay Susan Collins after lunch. He was the guy who pushed Janet Mills and the establishment machine aside and got 70% of the vote in the Maine primary. He was … Read more
You may have heard the Men from Maine parody on WROR or seen some YouTube shorts. Self-deprecation can be hilarious, and white men are allowed, but Maine Democrats could probably do their own version. Democrat men from Maine. We’ve got the repeated accusations of poor behavior by Graham Platner, the systemic effort to cover it … Read more
Most readers are aware by now that there isn’t much ‘Grok readership in Ward 2, Nashua. Just look at the serial absence of representation in City Hall and the House, election after election, going back several cycles. Having “marked myself safe” from Alderman Dowd before last fall’s election, I can share good news: all of … Read more
Platner has a few days left before the deadline, which means I might get to say I told you so if they bring Janet Mills back from the political grave. Compared to Commie Graham, she actually looks like a moderate and will run that way. It’s the best chance they’ve got to unseat the actual … Read more
I’ve done this more than once, and at the same time, not nearly enough. When something unflattering (ish) happens in the rightosphere, the media grabs its microphones and shoves them in the faces of every Republican they can find to ask them about it. On the left, not so much – if at all. I … Read more
New Hampshire can and has bucked the national mid-term trend, but not always. Turnout, of course, is the thing that matters. Issues and debate are important, but turnout decides who wins. In the Granite State. Despite being saddled with useless left-wing tools in Congress, it has consistently preferred Republican Governors and Republican legislative leaders for … Read more
This is not a drill. This is not a bump in the road like Sandy Cortez winning in New York, Ilhan Omar winning in Little Somalia, Minnesota, or Pramila Jayapal winning in Far-Left Seattle. This is a full-fledged attack by a Socialist movement masquerading as Democrats. Many Democrats are foolishly thinking they are expanding their … Read more
Nashua has around 90,000 people in it, give or take, making it the second largest collection of people in a municipality in the state of New Hampshire. As of June 2026, 46,917 of them are registered to vote. As you’d expect, Dems have a registration advantage, but something has happened since 2024. Based on data … Read more
This might sound a bit odd, weird, hypocritical even, but the people who used Natural Selection as an excuse to socially engineer their nations are uppity about adaptation. The entire Climate craziness on the left is a decades-long effort to undermine their own obsession. Nature, not God. But when nature does something wholly predictable, like … Read more