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Federal Court Makes this July 4th a True Independence Day

July 13, 2023 Op-Ed

While Americans were enjoying hot dogs and fireworks this Fourth of July, federal Judge Terry A. Doughty commemorated Independence Day by striking a blow for the separation of big tech and state. Specifically, he issued a preliminary injunction prohibiting a number of government officials and agencies from communicating with social media companies to request they … Read more

Dover Rain Tax? An Emphatic NO!

October 26, 2024July 12, 2023 Julie P

1. Giving (a few) hours’ notice for a meeting as important as yesterday’s rain tax meeting is not only irresponsible, it’s downright sneaky. It was so obviously planned far in advance, and boom, the people don’t need to know.

Moultonborough……School District Placing Social Agenda over Academics

July 11, 2023 Op-Ed

To the Parents and Residents of Moultonborough, The Moultonborough School District is keeping parents and taxpayers in the dark as a result of their student transgender policy JBAB.

America Is Sick, and We Need a Second Opinion.

November 12, 2024July 10, 2023 Jim Betti

The 70-year-old man was several years into testosterone deprivation therapy {Lupron Acetate injections} for advanced Prostate cancer; and although he was in remission, there was a price to extend his life. The bothersome hot flashes came almost daily, and his bones had started to thin.

Are NH Courts Involved in Hiding Sex Trafficking, Sex Abuse by Their Own?

July 9, 2023July 9, 2023 Skip

Apropos ABA Rule 8.4, I have cited court corruption before. I have brought it up with the AG’s office, with DA Paul Halvorsen of Merrimack County and it has been brought up and is in the record with the United States Senate Judicial Committee as well. In fact, it is part of the reason why former NH AG Michael Delaney was forced to withdraw his application as a judge to the First Circuit Court of Appeals.

Affirmative Action Is Not About a Return to Segregation

July 7, 2023 Op-Ed

It is a shame young people no longer read. Tweets and such just do not convey the depth of the argument decided by the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) last week. Justice Thomas delivered a poignant and powerful decision overturning affirmative action.

Brookfield Author John Klar Releases New Farming Book

July 11, 2023July 6, 2023 Op-Ed

Attorney and farmer John Klar has released a book with Vermont’s Chelsea Green Publishing titled Small Farm Republic: Why Conservatives Must Embrace Local Agriculture, Reject Climate Alarmism, and Lead an Environmental Revival.

NH State Police vs “The People”

July 5, 2023July 5, 2023 Op-Ed

After reading several recent articles in the GraniteGrok concerning the “NH9,” I can only come to the conclusion that we have an integrity problem in both the governor’s Office and now the Department of Public Safety.

America’s Forefathers Shattered My Communist Chains

July 5, 2023July 4, 2023 Op-Ed

My story begins in Chengdu, China, at the dawn of the Cultural Revolution, an insanity that gripped millions of my countrymen. We were destitute, as were most Chinese during this period.

Mr. Biden Knows He’s Vulnerable

July 3, 2023 Op-Ed

The Associated Press reports 34% of us support his handling of the economy. Voters’ assessment of the economy is dismal. Yet, Biden continues to say and do the same things.

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Independence Day

July 1, 2023 Op-Ed

What is it? Wikipedia says, “Independence Day (colloquially the Fourth of July) is a federal holiday in the United States commemorating the Declaration of Independence, which was ratified by the Second Continental Congress on July 4, 1776, establishing the United States of America.”

Hunter’s Plea Deal Cover Up

July 1, 2023 Op-Ed

The pundits seem to have been saying the Hunter Biden plea deal was done to obfuscate Joe Biden’s corruption. It does not seem to be working out that way. There is more and more information coming out in Congressional committees, more whistleblowers, and more attention.

NH Becomes First New England State To Grant Universal Occupational License Recognition

June 30, 2023 Op-Ed

Two weeks after New Hampshire posted a record-low unemployment rate of 1.9%, Gov. Chris Sununu signed two bills to make it easier for licensed professionals from other states to work here.

Somebody’s Lying

June 29, 2023 Op-Ed

“Somebody is lying… Either Merrick Garland has lied under oath to the Congress, or David Weiss lied to the IRS agents.” Fox News legal analyst Sol Wisenberg.

False Rape Accusers Beware: Defamation Suit Against Jane DOE & Yale University Can Proceed

September 20, 2024June 29, 2023 Claire Best

It all started in 2015, and it has taken almost eight years for Saifullah Khan, a former Yale student and an Afghan refugee whose family fled the Taliban, to see a glimmer of hope for justice.

Your State House 06/23/23: Committees of Conferences – the Winddown

January 12, 2025June 26, 2023 Carol McGuire

This week, we met in committees of conference. Since the budget was agreed without one, the atmosphere was much less stressed than previous years. My committee’s bills had generated six committees, and as chair, I served on four of them… HB 358, my bill on the administrative rules process, had a three-part Senate amendment. The … Read more

The Next Meeting of the Special Committee on the Family Division of the Circuit Court Is Tomorrow

June 26, 2023 Op-Ed

Good afternoon everyone,

This is a reminder that the next meeting of the Special Committee on the Family Division of the Circuit Court will be held tomorrow, June 27, 2023, starting at 9:30 am.

That Coffee Shop Drag Story Hour Protested By Neo-Nazis: The Government’s Response Is Worse.

June 26, 2023 Op-Ed

The NH Attorney General’s Office is beginning an investigation into a protest in Concord on June 18th at the Teatotaller Coffee shop during a Drag Story Hour.

New Hampshire’s Child Abuse and Censorship Problem in a Nutshell

September 20, 2024June 26, 2023 Claire Best

If you want to sum up New Hampshire’s child abuse and censorship problem in a nutshell, look no further than this from 2012 about the election of Stacie Laughton. You will notice that the link to Stacie’s interview with the Nashua Telegraph has now been removed – at whose orders?

UN Peace Is More Deadly Than War

June 25, 2023 Op-Ed

United Nations peace is more deadly than war. Without a shot fired in our land, U.N. theft of our liberty continues. 90% of U.N. “peacekeeping” is funded by your taxes.