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Susan Olsen provides in-depth details and reporting about Waterville Valley that could affect Chris Sununu’s showing in next week’s Republican primary.
Kimberly Morin and I explore how Gubernatorial candidate Chris Sununu took money for his resort purchase from a Virginia Non-Profit linked to money laundering for Terrorists. (10m 56s) Related links. Sununu’s Islamic Ties Sununu Akbar
Kimberly Morin and Susan Olsen join me as we explore the wondrous mystery that is Chris Sununu’s stewardship of Waterville Valley. And we take you beyond the news you’ve seen with details no one else has reported.
We discuss AFP’s legislative scorecard for New Hampshire, scorecards, and surveys in general, the advantages for workers and state economies of passing Right to Work, a tiny diatribe to the grumpy electorate, why votes matter, and more.
We submit another account into evidence regarding Hillary’s temperament. We also ask why Republican candidates are responsible for everything Trump says but Democrats skate on all of Hillary’s dirty deeds, the lying, ruining other nations, the lackadaisical handling of national secrets, and the trail of dead bodies. Then it’s on to some local liars who … Read more
This week join us along with guests Aaron Day (State corruption), Michelle Levell (School Choice), House candidate Kevin Miller (Battling Dep’ty Dawg Shurtleff), Jason Quick from CVA (Caring for Our Heroes in the 21st Century Act), and guest host Kimberly Morin (everything).
Gov. Maggie Hassan is running for US Senate and she’s got a problem. She had a known sexual predator involved in her gubernatorial campaign and a recent poll shows that voters who know this are less likely to vote for her in November.
Jim Kofalt joins us to talk about his NH House race (Hills 38) and to provide details on the upcoming 603 Alliance Issues Briefing Summit for first-time candidates running for the New Hampshire legislature.
In this segment: NH Courts refuse to send names to NICS. AG’s going off the rails. Grassroots efforts to defend the right to self-defense. Roger Wilkins from CVA-NH drops in for an update. And we find a way to discuss the General Lee (Dukes of Hazard), Muscle Cars, and reasons to keep your shirt on … Read more
Two hours of conservative talk with guests Jim Kofalt from the 603 Alliance, Dr. William Briggs, John Zmirack, and guest co-hosts Susan Olsen and Kimberly Morin.
Skip and Mike join me as we sift through the NH Gubernatorial Debate, Terrorism in Nice, The Notorious RBG, Trump’s choice of VP (and reaction to it), the failed coup in Turkey, the Ray Buckley School of Driving, Estevez for the Resetevus, ObamaCare implosion and expansion, and other local and national news from the past … Read more
Legal use of marijuana and federal firearms laws don’t mix. We explore the law, ATF (and E) memoranda, and how having a medical marijuana card likely excludes you from legal ownership of arms or ammunition under Federal law; meaning you cannot own, sell, possess, or buy a firearm in the state of New Hampshire. … Read more
We open our 150th episode on the topic of taxpayer funding of Planned Parenthood (PP). We talk about how much they spend on lobbying to get it your money. And the tens of millions spent on political action that could go to women’s healthcare if it actually had anything to do with that.
We celebrate show #150 with a room full of right-wing bloggers and activists. Topics? Sununu’s and Planned Parenthood, due process, Marijuana and the ATF, Smokin’ Joe Lachance, Trump and the GOP, Maggie Hassan, Semi-Auto-Sit-Ins, a little immigration, Granite Grok’s ten year anniversary, the Brexit, and more.
We continue with Frank Edelblut, candidate for Governor, on the “opioid crisis,” solutions without more bureaucracy, and New Hampshire’s other addiction problem…Federal money.
Gubernatorial candidate Frank Edelblut joins us to talk about some of the barriers to real economic growth–how government gets in the way of small business creation, innovation, and employment opportunity.
In part two of our conversation with Steve Kenda, State Senate Candidate District 24, we talk about Education, Common core, school choice, the heroin epidemic, and bureaucracies.
We are joined by NH State Senate candidates Steve Kenda (Dist 24) and Kevin Kervick (Dist 13) to talk spending, jobs, wages, common core, opioids, Medicaid, regulations, schools choice, bureaucracy, state sovereignty, and more; including free speech and battling the social justice warriors.
We continue the conversation with Jim Rubens on why he is challenging sitting New Hampshire US Senator Kelly Ayotte in a Republican Primary.
We speak with Jim Rubens on why he is challenging sitting New Hampshire US Senator Kelly Ayotte in a Republican Primary, and why he is a better choice than Ayotte.