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From the RLC National Convention, our interviews with Wayne Allyn Root, Trevor Loudon, Rand Paul Campaign manager Mike Biundo, GOP Presidential Candidate Mark Everson, and political activists Fran Wendelboe and Tom Flaherty.
Senator Ted Cruz answers questions on the real partisan divide, the Washington Cartel, devolving power back to the states, and on the flat tax.
Here are the remarks of Republican Presidential Candidate Rick Santorum from the Practical Federalism Forum.
Republican Presidential Candidate Ted Cruz speaking at last Saturday’s Practical Federalism Forum. (Q & A will be posted separately)
Republican Presidential Candidate Carly Fiorina’s remarks at the Practical Federalism Forum at SNHU this past Saturday. (The Q & A will be posted separately.)
After her remarks, Carly Fiorina took questions on Education and Standardized testing, Special interest money and the government complexity that favors them, Israel and Iran deal, and more.
Politico is reporting that Hillary insiders in and out of New Hampshire are hinting that Clinton take the cardboard standee of a herself (or is that actually her?) to later states and write off Iowa and New Hampshire. Hillary Clinton is losing in New Hampshire, and at least one small contingent of family allies thinks it’s … Read more
Included here are our with Stanley Kurtz from National Review; UT State Rep Ken Ivory; From Iowa – Caffeinated Thoughts author Shane Vander Hart; NH’s Jeff Chidester and Ann Marie Banfield; plus podium remarks from Bryan McCormack (Cornerstone Policy Research) and Sean Fieler – Chairman of the American Principles project.
ICYMI – Part two of our interview with Rich Girard, who is running for the Manchester Board of School committee. We talk about how good education policy only comes from ensuring that parents and school boards are not just involved but informed so they can be educated participants in the process.
The Bullies in the AG’s office are prepared to take a small town to court even though the law is against them. We talk more about the intimidation factor, the press, and the likely costs to go to court to defend School Choice.
The tiny town of Croydon, NH is under attack from a State Attorney General’s office that is not just ignoring the law as written (to prevent School Choice), they are asking the Town selectman to break the law to aid them in their venture.
Jane Cormier, the head of NH Right to Life, updates us on Life in New Hampshire, their upcoming banquet, growth in the life movement, with a shout-out (sort-of) to RNC Committeeman Steve “Baby Parts” Duprey and Senator Kelly “Stand with Jeanne Shaheen” Ayotte. We also discuss how the baby-killers feel about the folks defending the … Read more
Steve Lonegan, Director of Monetary Policy for American Principles in Action and head of the Fix The Dollar Project, gives us a monetary history of the US and explains how the Fed is destroying your savings and why you need to do something about it.
Susan Olsen joins us to discuss the history and the Democrat players–past and present–responsible for 100 years of denying some residents their second amendment rights in New Hampshire. She also gives us her observations from inside the senate chamber during the failed vote to override the Governor’s veto of SB 116, which would have returned those … Read more
Sometimes posting the news can appear to be a real endorsement. Not true. We clear that up then work over the impending imposition by DHS of Real ID rules upon Granite Staters, a Federal mandate the Democrats in New Hampshire nullified back in 2007.
This week we are joined by Steve Lonegan Dir. of Monetary Policy for American Principles in Action on the Fed and monetayr policy; Susan Olsen with a “no vetoes were overridden day” recap,; Kimberly Morin from with a report on a protest outside the NH Dem State Party Convention; plus candidate and debate talk, and … Read more
Humble host Rich Girard comes out from behind his microphone to get behind ours as we discuss Education issues, transparency from administrators and school boards, and his upcoming election for a seat on the Manchester Board of School Committee
We continue with Canadian Health care refugee Shona Holmes on the tens of thousands who flee to the US for care, and the risk it poses when thy try to “get back in line” north of the border. And, how all of this is waiting for us after ObamaCare’s engineered failure leads to the real … Read more
Canadian Health Care Refugee Shona Holmes joins us to discuss The Great White North’s record wait times to see physicians or to get surgeries, and how America is on this road now.
Tomorrow the Legislature is back to address the governors vetoes. We explore the legislation on the dock and the governors reasons for blocking passage.