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It is legal to use firecrackers in New Hampshire (control is at the town level) but illegal to sell them here. In this end of session update, Max Abramson explains how our Democrat Gov. vetoed a simple fix and that one of the biggest opponents to legalizing the sale in NH was a retailer in … Read more
We talk to reporter Dustin Siggins about the life movement with a focus on a pro-life health clinic (Stanton Healthcare) which is looking to compete with Planned Parenthood for the attention of women.
David McIntosh, the President of Club for Growth, is back to talk about the Export-Import bank. Congress reauthorized the institution so it could fund crony corruption with your tax dollars. We also touch on the upcoming elections and what Club for Growth is focused on for November.
We continue with Frank Edelblut, candidate for Governor, on the “opioid crisis,” solutions without more bureaucracy, and New Hampshire’s other addiction problem…Federal money.
Gubernatorial candidate Frank Edelblut joins us to talk about some of the barriers to real economic growth–how government gets in the way of small business creation, innovation, and employment opportunity.
This week our guests are Frank Edelblut (Candidate for NH Governor). David McIntosh from Club for Growth gives us an ExIm Bank update–remember that? Dustin Siggins tells us about a pro-life women’s health clinic called Stanton Healthcare with plans to go toe-to-toe with Planned Parenthood. And Max Abramson updates us on this weeks NH House … Read more
Kevin Kervick joins us to talk about the latest hateful atrocity destined to be ushered out of style by the Social Justice warriors, Father’s Day. It’s unfair to people without fathers and has to go.
In part two of our conversation with Steve Kenda, State Senate Candidate District 24, we talk about Education, Common core, school choice, the heroin epidemic, and bureaucracies.
We open the program with part one of our interview with Steve Kenda. Steve is running in the Republican primary in New Hampshire state Senate District 24.
We are joined by NH State Senate candidates Steve Kenda (Dist 24) and Kevin Kervick (Dist 13) to talk spending, jobs, wages, common core, opioids, Medicaid, regulations, schools choice, bureaucracy, state sovereignty, and more; including free speech and battling the social justice warriors.
We continue the conversation with Jim Rubens on why he is challenging sitting New Hampshire US Senator Kelly Ayotte in a Republican Primary.
We speak with Jim Rubens on why he is challenging sitting New Hampshire US Senator Kelly Ayotte in a Republican Primary, and why he is a better choice than Ayotte.
Jim Rubens, Sen. Kelly Ayotte’s primary challenger, joins us to talk about Kelly’s record and why he’s the better Republican. John Zmirack helps us explore the question, “why did experimental science arise in the West, as opposed to other civilizations?” And Guest host Max Abramson had a slew of legislative updates.
We discuss Gov. Hassan’s veto of a bill to make the pistol revolver license optional; the demise of Rockingham Park, Trump’s on-again-off-again debate with Bernie Sanders; and a drunk driver who committed vehicular manslaughter claims that only the restaurant that served him is liable in a wrongful death suit.
Guest host Ed Naile gets us up to date on the trial of Carl Robert Gibson, the far-left activist arrested and charged with voter suppression in NH.
We continue our discussion with Dr. Samuel Gregg on the attractiveness of western welfare and how immigration policy, multiculturalism, and a big welfare state, are the seeds of radicalization. We also talk about the ideology of higher education, attacks on free speech, seeking college alternatives to White Tower Liberalism, the economics of SJW degree programs, … Read more
Dr. Samuel Gregg, director of research at the Acton Institute, joins us to discuss creeping European Socialism in America. Part I
Guest host Ed Naile, helps us welcome guests Dr. Samuel Gregg, and Jennifer Hartline. We talk vote fraud, creeping European Socialism in America, and the contradiction/collision of LGBT politics and militant Feminism.
Dr. Michael Brown joins us to talk about LGBT politics, the Transgender bathroom edict, and the course of cultural politics in the waning days of the Obama years.
Are brick and mortar classrooms obsolete? Jody and Ian Underwood continue the education discussion with the book “The Beautiful Tree,” we touch on the advantages of local control in education, and real-world costs per classroom versus what your school board is charging you.