Is there more to election integrity than secured votes and ballots?
This week, Gates and Soros money is being used to bail out repeat offenders in Vermont, a challenge for the Speaker of the Vermont House: can Republicans replace the Democratic majority, the Bernie Sanders Gerald Malloy debate, and other VT State House and Senate news.
This week we discuss the green energy debacle, SOS office and website in disarray, and … turtle smuggling.
NH Tourism, action in West Manchester’s parks (come volunteer!), what’s happening this election, and more!
Sam Douglass is a candidate for State Senate in Orleans County and a lifelong Jay Peak resident.
With the election fast approaching, voter confidence, turnout, and culture are hot topics. Bill and Mike discuss getting out the vote and converting displeasure into action. “How far into the abyss must we go…” before you are motivated to go out and vote for something different. (And thanks for the Shout out, guys!)
We want to welcome the Vermont Daily Chronicle’s weekly VDCTV program on Creemee Cast, with host Paul Bean and Guy Page. This (roughly) one-hour weekly podcast will be featured on Right Rally along with our (slowly) growing list of local and regional content (Manch Talk and Right Side Up). This week’s Friday at Four VDCTV … Read more
I want to welcome Bill Huff and MIke Tagliaivia to Grok Media and Right Rally. Bill and Mike are longtime Vermont Conservatives who produce a weekly podcast on all things Vermont and New Hampshire, and since politics is in everything, whatever progressive thing presents itself as a threat to individual rights and liberty. I was … Read more
Have the lunatics taken over the asylum? What happens when you cater to the lowest common denominator? Is this simply the result of socialism? Obvi, Carla has some things to say this week! Tammy leads us through the NHLA-endorsed Manchester candidates; we talk Trump and Elon, and more!
The “Right” in New Hampshire suffers … perhaps incorrigibly … from cognitive dissonance—a couple of examples. New Hampshire spends more on “public education” than almost every other State.
“Democrats say the Dumbest things,” and “Democrats = Dumb.”
Dr. Michelle Mullen, Senior Vice President and Chief Design and Impact Officer of The Jed Foundation, discusses the importance of a wholistic approach to college student mental health and their data from working with 144 colleges and universities.
This week we delve into rotten wife-beating cops, congressional war pigs, and other things wrong with Big Gov. On the other side of the equation, private charity efforts in Manchester include the Piscataquag River Park clean up this Saturday, also the Pine Tree Riot event in Goffstown, and if YOU are looking for a small way to make a difference in Manchester, go pick up litter around your house!
A. J. Kierstead and Dexter Tarbox discuss Defend the Guard and NH HB229, which the New Hampshire Senate might send to Interim Study. People like NH Rep. Tom Mannion, and other liberty lovers are, doing their part to make sure this gets done!
From the Editor: The phrase “elections have consequences” is not new, but Nashua resident Allison Dyer has made it her tagline, ending her Rumble videos with the words after sharing what can only be called evidence supporting the truth of those words.
We welcome another program to our “podcast” lineup. Manch Talk with Tammy Simmons and Caral Gericke.”Will NH Senators Defend the Guard or Cave to The Military Industrial Complex?”
One of the local podcasts we’re thinking of sharing is A. J. Kierstead’s The New England Take. It has decent production values and good sound and offers a lot of local and Concord-centric content, with and without guests.
As a heads-up, we are going back to one newsletter per day instead of breaking it up into two installments. The Daily Grok will publish in the afternoon – through the evening like it used to do.
With the desperate call to improve Civics Education for students in New Hampshire, you would think one of the most prominent Civics organizations would be at the forefront of making sure our students are literate in this important subject.