I just read Rep. Mike Moffett’s (R) recent Op-Ed in the New Hampshire Journal regarding New Hampshire’s First in the Nation primary (FITN). I found his article a little disingenuous.
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God-Fearing Catholic Nashua Alderman Wants to Silence Fellow Catholics
I am sharing my public comments this week at a meeting of the Nashua Board of Alderman in regard to an anti-Catholic vote by Democrat Nashua Alderman-at-large Melbourne Moran, Jr. that was made when he was serving as my NH state representative in 2022.
Quick Thought: A Most Peculiar “Headline” From the Concord Monitor
The peculiar Concord Monitor Headline is this: “New Hampshire state law now at odds with Democrat proposed primary schedule.” My first thought was, “NH must take a knee to the Democrat National Committee?”
Democrat National Committee – FITN Deniers!
At least as far as the NH Democrat Party is concerned. Steve and I had talked a bit about this on the phone early last evening; his post covers most of our conversation high points (and more) before the Democrat National Committee Rules Committee voted to adopt the 1) South Carolina, 2) + 3) NH … Read more
The DNC Just Screwed the NH Dems and It’s Glorious
If you missed it, the Democrat National Committee is about to move its First in the Nation Presidential Primary out of New Hampshire and into South Carolina. New Hampshire’s primary would follow a week later on the same day as Nevada’s. But that’s not what’s going to happen.
What Will NH Dems do If the DNC Dumps Their First in the Nation Primary?
The DNC is back at it, with the help of states looking to jump New Hampshire in the presidential primary line. Why? Diversity. Our crime is too low, health outcomes are too good, with above-average incomes, low poverty, and a higher quality of life—nothing like the Democrat-run enclaves.
ICYMI – The ‘Grok Monday Morning Wakeup Chat – on Life with Liz – 5/10/21
My bi-weekly segment on Life with Liz (WSMW) was yesterday at 11:15 am. We talked about how Critical Race Theory at Hanover High School, but I also asked her listeners a question.
Congressional Candidate Steve Negron Supports the Electoral College!
Democrat leadership would like to abolish the Electoral College and instead, elect the president with a National Popular Vote. That change would have severe negative consequences for our Constitutional Republic and would cost NH dearly – as our state (and many other states) would become insignificant in subsequent presidential elections. This would lead to future … Read more
Shout out to Tony at Patch – thanks for including GraniteGrok!
Tony Shinella runs a number of the PATCH.COM sites here in NH; in addition to reading us, try them as well as he is trying to do local stuff that the regular papers miss. However, this time, he did a really deep dive on this cycle’s Presidential Primary and it really is worth your time. … Read more
US Attorney General Eric Holder clears James O’Keefe in Congressional Testimony. What say you, NH AG Dick Head?
We’ve been following James O’Keefe and his Project Veritas since he started exposing a lot of wrong doing with his undercover videos. And certainly, we thought that his video of how easy voter fraud could be here in NH (on the First In The Nation Primary Day, no less, with his explanation here) was perfect … Read more
Nashua Polls: “I See Dead People”
The art of Snark
2012 Presidential Primary – NH First in the Nation Primary – Live Chat!
Shane Vander Hart of Iowa’s Caffeinated Thoughts and the Groksters will be chatting live as the poll returns start coming in here in NH starting at about 7pm (at least, that’s the estimated time). Newer posts will be posted after this one during our CHAT – then this will be rolled downward.
Two days before NH’s First in the Nation Primary, here’s why I think the Iowa Caucus matters
I totally forgot to post this – my guest post scribblings that Shane requested and posted over at Caffeinated Thoughts on why I thought that the Iowa Caucus mattered here in NH right after it was over. I will tell you, based on the Press reaction last night to Rick Santorum (uploading the video now, will post shortly), Iowa’s results do matter here in NH:
Well, we’ve now been through the warm up where the players assembled, a few that were desired by the fans declined to come out and play, and some of the would be players stayed home when the prelim lineup matchups didn’t play out as they wanted. We saw a wide range of nuances within a fairly narrow band stances which brought in either hoots or jeers from the stands with some flag waving, some huzzahs, and not a few raspberries thrown about. A couple more left after the general shoot around before the the Big Show started; a few of the lessors kept circling the court waiting to be asked to play (but never got the nod – and one finally went to another game).
Tuesday night, the opening buzzer to that Big Show sounded and it was a dash to the hoop – politicians looking to score big. Layups, gimmes, hooks, jump shots and three pointers. And yes, a couple of players got stuffed as they went for what they thought would have been a slam dunk on their home court. And like what happens in hockey, a game broke out during the fight. And when it was over, two winners, a tie, and a couple also rans. And one self-ejection.