Net Neutrality, Taxes, and Fireworks
Steve was at CPAC but Skip, Mike and then Max kept things rolling with a discussion on Net Neutrality, sales and income taxes, and then–why not–trying to ban fireworks.
Steve was at CPAC but Skip, Mike and then Max kept things rolling with a discussion on Net Neutrality, sales and income taxes, and then–why not–trying to ban fireworks.
We explore the problem of legislatures creating victimless crimes with unenforceable legislation like attaching flags to swimmers near boating lanes, and lapdog legislation. Then the conversation shifts to the ineffectiveness of gun control laws and a discussion of deadly and non deadly force.
Rep. Josh Moore joins the program to discuss State Ed Empress Virgina Barry’s decree that no one shall opt out of any testing in her domain. They talk parents rights, the decline toward the socialist state, and the winner of the WTF of the week.
This months Education update covers the difference between the politically charged term “class size” and another education metric ‘Student to Teacher ‘ratios.
This week I call into the show from CPAC as Skip and Mike take the reins along with guests Jorge Mesa-Tejada (On education), Rep. Max Abramson (on Criminal justice and defining lethal and non-lethal force–among other issues), and Rep. Josh Moore on who owns the children – parents or educators.
Good Republican legislation is getting pigeon-holed by (r)epublican leadership because, well, they are spineless Jaspercrats dancing the tune of the Democrats that put them in power; plus the consent calendar, and keeping tabs on legislators, all in this weeks legislative update.
This week we talk about mini-dictator Shawn Jasper and the consent calendar; House leaderships approach to legislation they don’t want to defend; some painful facts about civil Asset Forfeiture and the NH House clerks office, and some good things about Industrial Hemp, Beer, the NH House clerk with Kevin Bloom and Kirk McNeil; we talk … Read more
Natural rights. What are they? How do you know what they are? Where do they come from? Whose rights are they and what is governments role with regard to them?
Greg Moore from Americans For Prosperity – NH comes on to talk about NH Gov. Maggie Hassan’s just released budget and why it has the wrong priorities.
Josh Youssef and Billy Baer join us to discuss how the Gilford School district has been illegally wire-tapping students on district school buses for years without providing proper notification to parents or students as required by law.
After a week off we are back with Greg Moore on the governors budget; storm-chaser Ron Moore with weather and climate; Ed Naile has interstate vote-fraud news; Josh Youssef and Billy Baer discuss how a local school district was illegally wire-tapping students for years; and we talk SB 116 and introduce the call of the … Read more
We are reaping the “benefits” of expanding Medicaid as “unexpected” cost overruns just a few months in require $58 Million in cuts to the Health and Human Services Budget. The Democrat governor is cutting funding to nursing homes and mental health patients and the Democrat party is calling these cuts ‘Responsible.’
Former NH House Rep and long time political activist and Veteran Jerry DeLemus joins us by phone from the Bundy Ranch in Bunkersville, Nevada, for an extended segment. We’ve got Cowschwitz, snipers, BLM’s mismanagement and abuse of animals and wildlife, and the sense of things on the ground right now. This is the complete segment … Read more
Leighton Steward, the head of Plants Need CO2.org, helps us understand the benefits of atmospheric carbon dioxide. We talk about the greening of the earth and the benefits of CO2. We also visit the false claims about carbon dioxide, the redistributive nature of the IPCC, and the problem of relying on data from unvalidated computer … Read more
If you only have time to listen to one segment, this is it. Ian Underwood joins us to take the distractions out of the debate (almost any debate, actually); words mean something and if you are going to keep changing the meanings of words there is no reason to even write laws and no reason … Read more
In segment Two we are joined by Robin Eubanks for an in-depth discussion on Common Core. Robin is a mom who took her research skills as an attorney to dig down to the root of the education crisis. She wrote a book called ‘Credentialed to Destroy‘, and maintains a blog to provide current and ongoing … Read more
Just a reminder…GrokTALK! is re-broadcast every Tuesday evening on AC Nation Radio from 8-10pm. This week our guests are Rick Olson Jr., President of the New Hampshire Wildlife Federation and the current President of the Londonderry Fish & Game Club, New Hampshire Republican House rep JR Hoell, along with Susan Olsen, Mike Rogers, Skip Murphy and … Read more
This week on Grok Talk!… Skip, Susan and Steve talk about the upcoming CNHT Picnic, the Obama Bus, Press scandals, SB11, Anti-globalists, Harrell Kirstein, Patrick Abrami, Granite State Futures and their listening sessions, Jerry Garcia, enabling legislation, and microphones that are not golden. JR Hoell, New Hampshire Republican House rep, stops by to talk about … Read more
This week when we assemble in Concord, New Hampshire to record the next edition of GrokTALK! out guests will be… JR Hoell is a prominent Republican in the New Hampshire House of Representatives, and is currently the engineering lead for Segway. You can learn more about JR at jrhoell.com Richard Olson Jr. is is the … Read more
Just a reminder…GrokTALK! is re-broadcast every Tuesday evening on AC Nation Radio from 8-10pm. This week our guests are Kate Baker, Executive Director at The Network for Educational Opportunity; Laura Condon, New Hampshire State Director of Advocacy for the National Vaccine Information Center; Karen Testerman, Former Candidate for Governor of New Hampshire and former Executive … Read more