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Bill O’Brien joins us to talk about last weeks meeting of grassroots activists; they are looking for a single Republican candidate to primary NH Sen. Kelly Ayotte. We discuss why she can’t win the General and how she got here from there–after running in 2010 under the Tea Party banner. http://granitegrok.com/GrokTalk/By-Snippets/2015-11-07%20Bill%20O%27Brien.mp3
House Rep. Leon Rideout discusses his entry in to the race for the NH State Senate, North Country Issues, and his Democrat opponent.
Tim Wigley from the Western Energy Alliance joins us to talk EPA intrusion, the Clean Power Plan, regulatory impact on jobs and energy costs, and the need to push back against federal land grabs.
Republican candidate Carly Fiorina joins us to discuss cutting government jobs and the spending that goes with them.
This week we are joined by Carly Fiorina, from the Western Energy Alliance – Tim Wigley, State Senate candidate Leon Rideout, and former NH House Speaker Bill O’Brien- on a primary challenge to Sen. Kelly Ayotte.
So many possible WTF’s and so little time but we make time. Here are some of our nominees for the Whiskey Tango Foxtrot of the week.
Karen Vaughn, the mother of fallen Navy Seal Aaron Vaughn, joins us to discuss Hillary Clinton’s remarks on the VA Scandal, Clinton’s recent walk-back, and what it says about candidate Clinton’s priorities.
Rich Girard is running for a seat on the Manchester School Board. We talk about transparency and right to know, partnering with parents, respecting the people who pay the bills, and campaigning in the age of social media.
We continue with School Board candidate Rich Girard on budgets, spending, direct to indirect labor costs, and how most of the tax-dollars in a given school budget are spent on the adults and not on the children.
This week our guests are Rich Girard, Karen Vaughn, and Kimberly Morin. Plus, a whole bunch of WTF’s, post debate banter, and more.
As is the custom, we (try to) make time in every program to crown the political “Whiskey Tango Foxtrot” for the past 7 days. Here are a few of our picks for the WTF moment of the week.
Indicted vote suppressor C. Robert Gibson has been doing the Democrats dirty work for years, registered to vote in multiple states, driving a car with a KY drivers license, on expired CT plates, in NH…and on and on.
Last week the NH AG’s office issued an indictment on two felony counts of voter suppression. CNHT Chair Ed Naile joins us to talk about the case, the AG’s office, and the accused.
Former gubernatorial candidate Andrew Hemingway shares his thoughts on last Weeks first ever conservative NH caucus.
Former gubernatorial candidate Andrew Hemingway joins us to discuss a recent NH-GOP Exec. board meeting at which the state party chair and others moved to co-opt the New Hampshire Young Republicans (NHYR). Andrew recounts the events from the meeting, and the degree to which the state party has or is trying to control a group over … Read more
This week we are joined by Andrew Hemingway (Caucus and NH Young Republicans), CNHT Chair Ed Naile (Vote Fraud and voter Suppression), and NH House Rep Max Abramson on some upcoming legislation in the NH House.
Here’s the podcast of our conversation and interviews in the run up to Saturday’s 603 Alliance Grassroots Caucus. Candidates, issues, the band’s sound check, who worked to win and who didn’t, we got it all.
Trevor Louden explains why he believes the next election is the last chance Republicans have to save America. He talks about why the GOP needs evangelicals to win, the consequence of a Democrat victory, and who might be on a Republican dream cabinet.
Libertarian author, speaker, and former vice presidential candidate, Wayne Allyn Root talks to us about Obama and Columbia University, Donald Trump’s disruptive effect on the election, what happened with Scott Walker, and why you always want to be on offense.
Former Virginia Governor Jim Gilmore was on hand at the Republican Liberty Caucus Convention on Saturday. He is running for the Republican Presidential nomination and took some time to speak with us.