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Jim Rubens, Sen. Kelly Ayotte’s primary challenger, joins us to talk about Kelly’s record and why he’s the better Republican. John Zmirack helps us explore the question, “why did experimental science arise in the West, as opposed to other civilizations?” And Guest host Max Abramson had a slew of legislative updates.
Guest host Ed Naile gets us up to date on the trial of Carl Robert Gibson, the far-left activist arrested and charged with voter suppression in NH.
Jody and Ian Underwood join us to talk about HB 1637, a school choice bill introduced to make the law clearer. We talk about what happened to it in the legislature and why we now want to see it killed.
What the…fudge happened in the past week that deserves the WTF classification? More than we could ever cover in 15 minutes, but here are a few recent examples, just to get you started.
From December 7th 2013 we are joined by Conservative talk show host Michael Graham, (then US Senate candidate) Karen Testerman, Ed Naile, and Skip Murphy phones it in.
John Zmirack from Stream.org joins us to discuss Mr. Obama’s photo op with Che Guevara. We also talk about a conversion therapy bill, efforts to clarify concealed carry applications, a self defense bill, the Brussels’ Muslim ‘sprouts’ and more.
We talk Graham, Gill, Trump-hands, O’Keefe, ID, the DC to Concord Corruption Corridor, Ovide endorses Ayotte, man-bear-pig, GOP intimidation, and did you notice that Ted Cruz is in second place?
Kevin Kervick joins us as we examine morality in politics, a division among Libertarians in New Hampshire, and more.
Playing shell games with Federal money has become a state tradition when it comes to Medicaid. Susan Olsen helps us understand the Medicaid reimbursement scam, as we prepare to get scammed again with Medicaid Expansion.
This week we discuss the criminal enterprise that is New Hampshire and Medicaid Expansion, Ruling class/Country class politics, Feminists and Trans-glaciers (believe it, it is true), a new form of vandalism in Rhode Island, and Sen. Kelly Ayotte’s new electoral challengers.
Online Sales taxes at both the state and federal level pose a potential nightmare for small business owners. Chrissy Harbin from AFP-HQ returns to talk about the legislation, some of the legislative players looking to impose them, and why we need to stop these in their tracks.
AFP State director Greg Moore co-hosts as we welcome guests Chrissy Harbin, Stacy McCain, Michelle Levell. and Ed Naile, to talk about asset forfeiture, internet taxes, the newest Project Veritas vote fraud video, school choice, and getting banned from twitter. It’s Talk Radio done “Right!”
This week we discuss government intrusions versus free market solutions, problems with the Trump populism and Trump populists, the best reason to vote for Ted Cruz (and why no one else still in the race should matter), Apple’s privacy stand, and more.
We continue with the antics of the Attorney General’s office and not just the lack of election transparency but the institutional opposition to clean elections.
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).
A gun ban bill gets shot down, marijuana legalization goes up in smoke, no such thing as a government shutdown, Federalism to the rescue, the BLM (Bad Land Management), and other minutia.
The House will vote on reauthorizing expanded Medicaid this week. Max Abramson joins Emily Sandblade to explain the dire consequences and how the House is the only place we have a shot at stopping it.
We open with guest-host Emily Sandblade who knows a thing or two about math and polling to discuss what the current presidential polls likely reflect and why you probably should not ‘buy’ what they are selling.
New Hampshire Senator Bob Smith joins us to discuss his support for candidate Ted Cruz and why you should support Cruz for President.
In part II of our conversation with Emily Sandblade and Susan Olsen we discuss the perverse tax incentives behind expanding Medicaid in NH, like how it will favor residents who work outside the state over those who stay and work in New Hampshire.