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Mike Rogers joins me to discuss the ongoing effort by the professional left to make America unexceptional. There’s even a nod to Austin Powers in there if you can find it.
Greg Moore, the New Hampshire state Director of Americans for Prosperity, provides some post-NH Primary Analysis. Winners, losers, Surprises, and more.
This time around I’ve Mike Rogers on the infiltration and invasion, Dustin Siggins on the Massachusetts Commission against Discrimination draft document titled “Gender Identity Guidance,” and Greg Moore, the New Hampshire state director of Americans for Prosperity shares some post-primary election analysis.
Steve Kenda is in a 4-way primary to represent the Republican Party in State Senate District 24. Steve and I discuss concealed carry, accessibility of public documents, domicile and voter ID, and policies detrimental to New Hampshire businesses.
Dave McCray is a small business owner who is running for the state house. We talk about the burdens the state puts on job creators and how Dave would like to relieve them.
My conversation with Andrew Kohlhofer who is running for the New Hampshire House in Rockingham County District 33.
John Washburn is running for the NH House in Hillsborough County District 21. John took a few minutes to talk to me about Judicial reform and other state and local issues.
Joe Duarte is running for the NH State Senate in District 16. Joe has served in the NH House for years and took some time to talk with me about local and national issues before tomorrow’s primary. http://granitegrok.com/GrokTalk/By-Snippets/2016-09-10%20Joe%20Duarte.mp3
Jim Rubens is challenging sitting RINO Sen. Kelly Ayotte. He took a few minutes after a debate with the Senator to speak with me about local and national issues.
This week we chat with Republican candidates with New Hampshire primaries this upcoming Tuesday including, Andy Kohlhofer, John Washburn, Joe Duarte, Steve Kenda, and Dave McCray
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.
There is an outstanding editorial by Ian Underwood in the Manchester Union Leader. Here’s a taste. The state constitution says only four things about schooling. First, that: “it shall be the duty of the legislators and magistrates, (…) to cherish the interest of literature and the sciences, and all seminaries and public schools.” Second, that … Read more
This week Skip and Mike welcome NH Congressional candidate Jack Flanagan. Then, from circa.com, Sara Carter calls in to talk about the risk of a Benghazi-like attack in Afghanistan. Plus the news of the week filtered through the worldview of the Conservative bloggers at GraniteGrok.com.
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 continue the discussion with Greg Moore from Americans for Prosperity on Government meddling with medical care and coverage and the economic malpractice that results–fewer startups, employment stagnation, wage deflation, and other symptoms of this regulatory disease, including those specific to New Hampshire.
Greg Moore from AFP-NH and NH House Rep JR Hoell join us to discuss Right to Work, economic freedom, business taxes, Medicaid expansion and Obamacare, wages, free markets and more.
Aaron Day joins us, fresh off the denial of the gag order requested against him in a lawsuit lead by Bill Greiner. Our conversation features names like Greiner’s (whose lawyer is Hillary State vice-chair Bill Shaheen), Andy Crews (the chair of Ted Gatsas Gubernatorial Campaign), and Dick Anagnost.
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