In 2016 three New England states ranked lowest for seat belt use according to a chart tweeted by the Massachusetts Highway Safety Division this week.
In 2016 three New England states ranked lowest for seat belt use according to a chart tweeted by the Massachusetts Highway Safety Division this week.
Breitbart: Tuberculosis: Refugees Produce 29 Percent of Active Cases in New Hampshire. When asked if the state of New Hampshire has a plan to effectively deal with this refugee TB issue, the spokesperson for the New Hampshire Department of Health & Human Services did offer a response.
This week we chat with Republican candidates with New Hampshire primaries this upcoming Tuesday including, Andy Kohlhofer, John Washburn, Joe Duarte, Steve Kenda, and Dave McCray
Susan Olsen provides in-depth details and reporting about Waterville Valley that could affect Chris Sununu’s showing in next week’s Republican primary.
There is an outstanding editorial by Ian Underwood in the Manchester Union Leader. Here’s a taste. The state constitution says only four things about schooling. First, that: “it shall be the duty of the legislators and magistrates, (…) to cherish the interest of literature and the sciences, and all seminaries and public schools.” Second, that … Read more
Ed Naile joins us to talk about election fraud during the New Hampshire primary and his part in the under-cover Project Vertias videos (the second of which is due out this morning).
As Republicans advance Medicaid expansion in NH local activists have developed an online tool to show taxpayers just how expensive this will get, even IF the Feds keep their funding promise. (2016-01-30 Segment 1a)
GrokTALK! Exclusive: When a budget committee opponent of a $4.5 Million dollar construction bond poked fun at the School Districts slick-infomercial–which is using fear to claim the construction is needed to protect students from a potential sniper attack–the District used his response to get a restraining order against him. This is the inside story from … Read more
They say New Hampshire has a heroin problem. They also say Medicaid expansion will help. Kimberly Morin joins us to talk about the details and potential political motivations (on both sides) for hyping a heroin epidemic in New Hampshire.
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.
Politico is reporting that Hillary insiders in and out of New Hampshire are hinting that Clinton take the cardboard standee of a herself (or is that actually her?) to later states and write off Iowa and New Hampshire. Hillary Clinton is losing in New Hampshire, and at least one small contingent of family allies thinks it’s … Read more
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.
Sometimes posting the news can appear to be a real endorsement. Not true. We clear that up then work over the impending imposition by DHS of Real ID rules upon Granite Staters, a Federal mandate the Democrats in New Hampshire nullified back in 2007.
NH sits between ME and VT as the only state of the three without Constitutional Carry. Governor Hassan vetoed that very provision last session, but the bill is back next week for an override vote. Susan Olsen from the Women’s Defense league joins us from the Concord Gun show to talk about the Bill and … Read more
Senator Ted Cruz spoke at the home of Mike and Mar-Mar Rogers yesterday. We were there to live stream and record the event.
We continue with New Hampshire Liberty Alliance Chair Paul Best, with a focus on looking at proposed legislation with the potential for unintended consequences.
New Hampshire Liberty Alliance Chair Paul Best joins us to talk about the latest Liberty Rating, a report that ranks members of the legislature, how it is compiled, and some of the limitations.
Maggs Hassan signed the Boondoggle bill this week, establishing a culture of taxpayer backed greed amongst the elected class–and anyone looking for a few bucks to tie a boon to a doggle.
Jorge Mesa-Tejada delivers our education update on what an SAU is (School Administrative Unit) and how Superintendents–the administrative leaders of the administrative units–have seized powers reserved to the School Boards.
Jody Underwood joins us to discuss Croydon, New Hampshire’s journey to school choice, details, background, and the state’s changing reaction to the plan.