Emergency – Granite Grok

The Straight-Line From COVID “Emergencies” To New Mexico’s Gun “Emergency”

NeverTrump-fanatic Mikey Graham thinks the GOP can make political-hay out of New Mexico’s Governor’s suspension of the Second Amendment because of an “emergency” (see tweet below). Yet Mikey was one of the biggest cheerleaders for Sun-King Chris Sununu’s suspension of the New Hampshire constitution to fight the COVID “emergency,” which it is now undeniable was … Read more

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So Belknap County Attorney Andrew Livernois Lied (By Omission) To Give Cover for Last Week’s Illegal County Delegation Meeting.

by Skip

My impression of Andrew Livernois’s answer: EVERYTHING in the Law is a “grey area” (so go do what you want). And now the Delegation is getting sued over it. Like I said here, NH State Rep Harry Bean broke the Law after being manipulated into whipping himself into a frenzy to be seen as getting … Read more

Monday Overnight Thread – “Please Don’t Have an Emergency at This Location” Edition

by Steve MacDonald

With a bit of modification, I think the notice in the image above would work well on a T-shirt, plaque, yard sign; the options are endless. Send it to congress, put it on the Flag. Make it our next American Agenda.

Don’t You Just Love Show Trials … Get Out The Popcorn

by Percy Blakeney

The show trial of President Trump. This is just the opening act to the Great Purge. There will be follow on trials and a domestic terrorism crackdown. Anyone who ever retweeted the wrong meme is toast.

This May Be The Most Important Thing You Will Read Today

by Steve MacDonald

That’s a presumptuous headline, you say. I agree. We’ve got a video out of Georgia showing massive election fraud, the White House and the CIA are at war with each other (and everything else), how could this be the most important thing I’ll read today? Any day? Every Day? Because it is.

A Bleg – I thought this was a great idea at the time

by Skip

And I still think it is. However, ideas are good only if action is put behind them. So with us now in the middle of this Government Overreach Pandemic, here is the idea: We need to setup a clearinghouse of all these infringements into our Constitutional and Civil Rights. Then, after what should be a … Read more

So, how far down Despot Lane have State Governors gone – Anecdotes, Part 1

by Skip

Almost as soon as they started to bubble up I’ve been trying to keep all the links portraying how roughshod various Governors have gotten and overstepping their bounds with ignoring Constitutional Values and precepts and, perhaps, what their reactions have been. Trust me, there are a TON of them so it’s going to take a … Read more

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ReOpenNH Concord Rally – Interview with the Group of Four

by Skip

That would be four current or former NH State House Representatives. To a person, they too are unhappy with how Government is treating its citizens even as the current data is saying that its actions are too far. Yes, it was loud and a couple of these folks are, well, softspoken. The horns going by … Read more

ReOpenNH Concord Rally – MicroInterview with Peter Torosian

by Skip

While I was Just trying to get an early shot of how many people had assembled. Having gotten up a bit higher than the sidewalk, I started to record what was going on. This gentleman then came up to me (who I did not know) and started talking. Turns out, he was NH State Rep … Read more

ReOpenNH Concord Rally – MicroInterview with Ed Naile

by Skip

Ed Naile is the Chair of the Coalition of NH Taxpayers (CNHT) and has been around a LONG time helping out watchdogs and whistleblower type citizens and helping them to correct what they believe to be municipal malfeasance. Here he’s got a nice little story to tell: Please subscribe to our Youtube Channel – either … Read more

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ReOpenNH Concord Rally – MicroInterview with Mark Warden

by Skip

The best expression of the sentiment that was on the minds of all of the attendees of last Saturday’s EReOpenNH was this:

Here’s What Congress Deems “Essential Spending” for Coronavirus Recovery

by Percy Blakeney

The U.S. Senate unanimously passed a $2 trillion “Phase III” emergency aid package. They are pushing this as being to “help” America recover from the coronavirus lockdown. Previous phases provide funds for testing and paid family leave. Not one U.S. Senator voted against the legislation: 96-0.

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Vacancies on the Federal Bench

by Percy Blakeney

There are too many vacancies on the federal bench. Why is that? What kind of judicial-confirmation progress should we expect during the rest of the 116th Congress? We’ve known since Trump took office that the Democrats called for war on judicial nominees. Thanks to National Review for the by presidency statistics. Why is there a … Read more

On September 20th You’re Going to Get a Message from the President

by Steve MacDonald

On September 20th around 2:20 pm ET your cell phone will get an emergency alert from the President of the United States. Don’t worry. This is only a test.

WASHINGTON – The Federal Emergency Management Agency, in coordination with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), will conduct a nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System (EAS) and Wireless Emergency Alert(WEA) on September 20, 2018 (primary date) or October 3, 2018 (secondary date).