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Wednesday there will be a vote on a bill to make it easier for the state to back private projects with taxpayer money. We explore what this might do to the bond rating and debt service, who this serves, and what future boondoggles we might expect should it pass.
Ed Naile: “New Hampshire is going to have to explain why you want to protect out of state voters that steal my vote in New Hampshire. Tell us why the court system wants to do that, the ACLU wants to do that, the League of Women Voter(s) wants to do that, and the Secretary of …
In part one of this interview Ed Naile updates us on a case at the state supreme court involving domicile as it applies to voting rights. We also learn the latest on a Pennsylvania Lawyer registered in PA and NH who voted in both state primaries in 2012 and in the NH general election. …
Over 40 states (including liberal states) have protections for pre-born children killed in the womb as a result of criminal act but some elected officials would rather take the low road bringing into question the “viability” of their principles in the ‘womb’ of the state senate.
Congressman Steve King (R- Iowa) speaks at the 603 Alliance Grassroots Summit about restoring American exceptionalism, defending the constitution, respect for the rule of law, the need to defeat radical Islam, and more
We explore the power politics game among both Republicans and Democrats, in the legislature and in primaries; how some elected officials will vote against their own principles out of fear of retribution from a leadership that is supposed to share those principles but does not; and that some of them will flip just to keep …
We continue the school choice discussion touching on who benefits from a voucher program, how Croydon is ready to go court if they are forced (because state law and the state constitution are on their side), a bit of what the law actually says, and a look at the real costs of public education.
We continue our discussion with Jody Underwood about how Croydon, NH discovered a taxpayer funded School voucher program already in existing New Hampshire law, we cover what the state constitution actually says about education, and what State School Board chair Virgina Barry tried to leave out of that debate when she insisted Croydon stop their …
GrokTALK! – School Choice in Croydon, NH Part II Read More »
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.
Susan Olsen updates us on the current “constitutional carry” bill in the legislature and on why firearms carry permits were first introduced in the early part of the 20th century.
