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And You Are Proud of That?

November 6, 2020 Ed Mosca

I took a few breaks from watching Team-Biden stealing the election Tuesday night to check #nhpolitics on Twitter. I kept seeing tweets from Sununu’s kiddie-corps celebrating Sununu winning Democrat cities and towns. Some examples: The question raised by these results is: “WHY?” More specifically, did Sununu win all these Democrat towns and cities because as … Read more

How the Democrats Handed Sununu a Landslide Victory

November 6, 2020November 6, 2020 Ed Mosca

There were three main reasons Chris Sununu won reelection as Governor of New Hampshire in a landslide: The first is COVID. Nationally, Democrats used COVID as a political weapon. For example, there was the constant drumbeat of “COVID-out-of-control” and “Trump-in-denial” or “Trump-to-blame” from the FakeNews, designed to make the election about COVID not the thriving … Read more

Too Much Blue But Some (Very!) Good News at the State Level in New Hampshire

November 4, 2020 Steve MacDonald

New Hampshire still has two Democrat congressmen, and Sen. Shaheen did not lose. Gov. Sununu took Dan Feltes to the woodshed, however, and it looks like we may take the majority back in the Executive Council and State Senate. The Big Race is still too close to call.

Are Your Candidates Drinking the Red or Blue Version of the Pandemic Kool-Aid?

November 1, 2020 Op-Ed

On Tuesday I will not be voting for anyone who has participated in this inflated and propagandized pandemic. I will certainly not be voting for anyone who will continue this medical tyranny.

NH State Rep Hints at Scrapping the Constitution and Starting Over

October 28, 2020 Steve MacDonald

Name the nations that have not only lifted more people out of poverty (in the scope of human existence) but have allowed them to choose not just what that means but how to get there. It is a short list at the top of which sits America.

Will the NH High Court Allow Fully Remote Legislative Sessions or Do They Violate the Constitution?

October 26, 2020 Steve MacDonald

If you missed it, in late September, Democrat leadership advanced a motion, rammed through might be a better turn of phrase, to request an opinion of the State’s High Court. Mother May I go to a full remote session without violating Part II, Article 20 of the NH Constitution (achieving a quorum). Problem? Plenty of them.

Real New Englanders can’t stand new people

October 24, 2020October 24, 2020 Op-Ed

If you did a big dig on us “as people” up here, us natives, you’d see that we just have this long history of not liking new people. I read some history over in Vermont one time where they were talking about the differences between NH and VT and the writer told the story about the railroad coming up here and how this was really the beginning of what would become

Lowell Sun Editorial – If NH Residents Don’t Want to Pay Mass Taxes – Get a Job In New Hampshire

October 24, 2020 Steve MacDonald

In the latest act of the ongoing saga “Massachusetts taxing remote workers in New Hampshire,” the Lowell Sun has a suggestion. Stop whining.

New Hampshire Attorney General Rewrites Voting Law (Again) to Help Elect Democrats (Again)

October 23, 2020 Ed Mosca

So … if you regularly read Granite Grok, which I encourage you to do, you know the New Hampshire Attorney General recently rejected a request by the New Hampshire GOP to opine that college students who returned to their actual homes and are “remote learning” in New Hampshire are NOT eligible to vote in the … Read more

Become a Constitutional Citizen of N.H

October 22, 2020 Op-Ed

The New Hampshire government needs to be taken back by the people, and the starting point is to take back our ‘status,’ which has been covertly stolen from you.

The (Arguably) Most Important Question in the Gubernatorial Race That Everyone is Ignoring

October 17, 2020 Ed Mosca

Do you remember the ConVal education funding lawsuit? From my post back in June of last year: So last week, a single Superior Court Judge decided he was the State’s Education-Czar and implicitly ordered -while, of course, claiming he was doing no such thing- the State to -at a minimum- triple spending on public education … Read more

NH Economy Continues to Improve in September as Unemployment Drops 0.6%

October 14, 2020 Steve MacDonald

The Federal unemployment rate improved half a percent to 7.9%. Here in New Hampshire, the seasonally adjusted rate dropped 0.6%. State unemployment sits at 6% as the outlook continues to improve.

Even Bernie Can’t Get His Bros Excited About Biden

October 11, 2020 Steve MacDonald

In the early days of October, Bernie Sanders came to the Granite State to Campaign for Joe Biden. Bernie has a lot of Granite State Groupies. Folks who would show up to see him regardless of why he was here. But they didn’t show up.

NFIB-NH Endorses Denise Riccardi for State Senate in District 9

October 2, 2020 Op-Ed

Concord, NH – – The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), today, endorsed State Senate candidate, Denise Ricciardi for election to NH State Senate District 9.

Dem State Party Chair Ray Buckley Does That “Smoke and Mirror” Thing Again

September 29, 2020September 29, 2020 Skip

So, Democrat State Party Chair Ray Buckley got triggered and in his usual fashion, called everyone involved liars and idiots because he’s got nothing else to say. Why? Well, the information in Prof. John Christie’s article “Recent Election Data Suggest New Hampshire Returning to Red State Status.”

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Data Point – States by Residential Electricity Rates

September 28, 2020September 28, 2020 Skip

While the WUWT post is focused on all the screwups in Connecticut that have given it the highest electrical rates in the contiguous 48 States, NH isn’t all that far behind.

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High Ranking Member of Peace Corps Indicted for Illegal Voting in New Hampshire

January 21, 2022September 19, 2020 Steve MacDonald

The hits keep coming for New Hampshire’s “no such thing as voter fraud crowd.” Washington DC resident Mary Kate Lowndes has been indicted “on a felony wrongful voting charge, two counts of misdemeanor wrongful voting, and a single count of misusing an absentee ballot.”

Cities & Towns in New Hampshire Have NO Legal Authority to Mandate Masks

September 18, 2020 Ed Mosca

I covered this in a post ridiculing a Superior Court decision upholding Nashua’s mask mandate, but with more and more municipalities passing or considering mask-mandates, I decided the topic was worthy of its own post. Let’s start with the principle that New Hampshire is NOT a “home rule” State. That means, as the New Hampshire … Read more

Pennsylvania Court Orders That Democrats Can Engage in Three-Days of Post-Election Voting … Is New Hampshire Next?

September 18, 2020 Ed Mosca

So I came across a Politico article via RealClearPolitics titled Pennsylvania Supreme Court extends state’s mail ballot deadline. Ballots with a pre-election postmark MUST now be accepted up to three days after the election. But pre-election postmark does NOT mean what you think it means. Ballots that bear NO postmark are assumed to be pre-election … Read more

A September Surge in Coronavirus in N.H. Finds no Surge in the Disease

September 18, 2020 Op-Ed

There was big coronavirus news for New Hampshire this week, and most of the media missed it. At his Thursday press conference, Gov. Chris Sununu displayed a graphic (pictured below) showing that the average number of coronavirus tests per day has more than doubled since mid-August.