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We’re thinking about adding a new MicroGrok up north to give them a voice, and to that end, a new author has been sending Op-Eds. Today’s piece includes an alarming bit of news. A woman who admits she’s here from Seattle to ‘Shake Sh!t Up’ ‘cuz NH is too white.
Once again, New Hampshire Democrats try their hand at “Freedom Shaming” against those resolutely refusing to be assimilated by the Ray Buckley Borg (a Star Trek reference for the uninitiated).
We have close to 200 articles on GraniteGrok that are about or reference ANTIFA. A group formed in the 1930s for one purpose. To recruit National Socialists into the communist party. Terrorism and violence is always a solution.
The Kent Street Coalition is a New Hampshire based social justice action group pushing progressive politics at the State House. Their co-founder, Louise Spencer has put forward an outrageous lie about Speaker Shurtleff in the Concord Monitor that cannot go unchallenged.
Democrats project their hatred on the Right while claiming the banner of civility. Anyone paying any attention knows this. But that’s no excuse not to remind you. And Kimberly Morin rose to the occasion after a 66-year old Democrat shot up some Republican at a team practice. Clearly, New Hampshire Democrats had nothing to do with …
I think it’s kind of cute that the NH Democrats continue to pretend this had anything to do with offering Family Medical Leave Insurance (FMLI) to New Hampshire Families. Or that Governor Sununu would accept “FMLI” in any form the legislature coughed up. Here governor, sign this thing that happens to have family medical leave insurance in the …
NH Dems Blame Koch Brothers for Sununu Refusing To Advance Undercover Tax Scheme Read More »
This week we are joined by Steve Lonegan Dir. of Monetary Policy for American Principles in Action on the Fed and monetayr policy; Susan Olsen with a “no vetoes were overridden day” recap,; Kimberly Morin from with a report on a protest outside the NH Dem State Party Convention; plus candidate and debate talk, and …
