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We continue with School Board candidate Rich Girard on budgets, spending, direct to indirect labor costs, and how most of the tax-dollars in a given school budget are spent on the adults and not on the children.
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.
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)
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.
Susan Olsen joins us to discuss the history and the Democrat players–past and present–responsible for 100 years of denying some residents their second amendment rights in New Hampshire. She also gives us her observations from inside the senate chamber during the failed vote to override the Governor’s veto of SB 116, which would have returned those … 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 … Read more
Tomorrow the Legislature is back to address the governors vetoes. We explore the legislation on the dock and the governors reasons for blocking passage.
We discuss the parental right to opt their children out of state-wide assessments. The NH Legislature meets on Wednesday to cast override votes on the Governors Vetoes, including a bill to secure those right.
Snowflake writes anti gun-rant. Rick Olson writes scathing take-down of snowflake. Snowflake has to take down his blog and make it by invitation only. We talk about the rant and Rick’s response, and Rick has a shout-out to the City of Concord that is not to be missed.
Thumbtack.com chief economist Jon Lieber joins us to talk about the 2015 mall Business survey. We discuss small business owner sentiment, what they view as the biggest barriers put in place by government. Suggested alternatives to remove those barriers. And NH’s A+ rating and #2 ranking nationally in the 2015 Survey.
Senator Ted Cruz spoke at the home of Mike and Mar-Mar Rogers yesterday. We were there to live stream and record the event.
AFP State coordinator Greg Moore joins us from the Defending the Dream Summit, followed by Rick Olsen on the real “victims” of bag searches at Regal Cinemas.
Pro-Life Speaker Darlene Pawlik joins us to discuss Pillars of Personhood training, and the upcoming ‘Bringing America back to Life Convention‘ on Sept 18th and 19th in Nashua, New Hampshire.
Is Gov. Hassan going to challenge Kelly Ayotte for a US Senate seat in NH? If not, who? And what about Kelly and the new PAC that has risen to support her called “Commitments Kept”?
New Hampshire’s Executive Council recently voted to keep General fund tax revenue from funding a few local planned parenthood parts departments. We discuss the activist effort in NH to keep tax-dollars out of the abortion business, and why.
The big story last week was a University Language guide that finger-wagged “problematic” words in order to create a more inclusive campus environment. The story went national. We discuss why removing the guide doesn’t change the culture that birthed it, then move on to our next guest to discuss the debate on legalizing drugs.