GrokTALK! October 31st, 2015 – Podcast
This week our guests are Rich Girard, Karen Vaughn, and Kimberly Morin. Plus, a whole bunch of WTF’s, post debate banter, and more.
This week our guests are Rich Girard, Karen Vaughn, and Kimberly Morin. Plus, a whole bunch of WTF’s, post debate banter, and more.
As is the custom, we (try to) make time in every program to crown the political “Whiskey Tango Foxtrot” for the past 7 days. Here are a few of our picks for the WTF moment of the week.
Indicted vote suppressor C. Robert Gibson has been doing the Democrats dirty work for years, registered to vote in multiple states, driving a car with a KY drivers license, on expired CT plates, in NH…and on and on.
Last week the NH AG’s office issued an indictment on two felony counts of voter suppression. CNHT Chair Ed Naile joins us to talk about the case, the AG’s office, and the accused.
Former gubernatorial candidate Andrew Hemingway shares his thoughts on last Weeks first ever conservative NH caucus.
Former gubernatorial candidate Andrew Hemingway joins us to discuss a recent NH-GOP Exec. board meeting at which the state party chair and others moved to co-opt the New Hampshire Young Republicans (NHYR). Andrew recounts the events from the meeting, and the degree to which the state party has or is trying to control a group over … Read more
This week we are joined by Andrew Hemingway (Caucus and NH Young Republicans), CNHT Chair Ed Naile (Vote Fraud and voter Suppression), and NH House Rep Max Abramson on some upcoming legislation in the NH House.
Here’s the podcast of our conversation and interviews in the run up to Saturday’s 603 Alliance Grassroots Caucus. Candidates, issues, the band’s sound check, who worked to win and who didn’t, we got it all.
Trevor Louden explains why he believes the next election is the last chance Republicans have to save America. He talks about why the GOP needs evangelicals to win, the consequence of a Democrat victory, and who might be on a Republican dream cabinet.
Libertarian author, speaker, and former vice presidential candidate, Wayne Allyn Root talks to us about Obama and Columbia University, Donald Trump’s disruptive effect on the election, what happened with Scott Walker, and why you always want to be on offense.
Former Virginia Governor Jim Gilmore was on hand at the Republican Liberty Caucus Convention on Saturday. He is running for the Republican Presidential nomination and took some time to speak with us.
From the RLC National Convention, our interviews with Wayne Allyn Root, Trevor Loudon, Rand Paul Campaign manager Mike Biundo, GOP Presidential Candidate Mark Everson, and political activists Fran Wendelboe and Tom Flaherty.
Senator Ted Cruz answers questions on the real partisan divide, the Washington Cartel, devolving power back to the states, and on the flat tax.
Here are the remarks of Republican Presidential Candidate Rick Santorum from the Practical Federalism Forum.
Republican Presidential Candidate Ted Cruz speaking at last Saturday’s Practical Federalism Forum. (Q & A will be posted separately)
Republican Presidential Candidate Carly Fiorina’s remarks at the Practical Federalism Forum at SNHU this past Saturday. (The Q & A will be posted separately.)
After her remarks, Carly Fiorina took questions on Education and Standardized testing, Special interest money and the government complexity that favors them, Israel and Iran deal, and more.
ICYMI – Part two of our interview with Rich Girard, who is running for the Manchester Board of School committee. We talk about how good education policy only comes from ensuring that parents and school boards are not just involved but informed so they can be educated participants in the process.
Included here are our with Stanley Kurtz from National Review; UT State Rep Ken Ivory; From Iowa – Caffeinated Thoughts author Shane Vander Hart; NH’s Jeff Chidester and Ann Marie Banfield; plus podium remarks from Bryan McCormack (Cornerstone Policy Research) and Sean Fieler – Chairman of the American Principles project.
The Bullies in the AG’s office are prepared to take a small town to court even though the law is against them. We talk more about the intimidation factor, the press, and the likely costs to go to court to defend School Choice.