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In this segment we touch on Obama’s Iran policy, our invite to Martin O’Malley, how you can write for GraniteGrok, and the goals of the new 603 Alliance. Hint: to prevent some establishment RINO from winning the NH Primary.
CNHT Chairman Ed Naile provides an up to date look at the vote fraud situation in Dover, New Hampshire, the recent hearing with the state Ballot Law Commission, and how their thinking they didn’t give him anything gave him everything he needs.
Our storm chaser and climate guy, Ron Moore, tells us that New England (in particular) is probably in for a colder than normal April and May. We also talk about active storm patterns and how the Plains and Mississippi Valley should have a more normal/active Tornado season in 2015 after several very quiet years.
Phil Kerpen from American Commitment joins us to talk about Death Taxes, how popular repeal is, why there hasn’t been a vote on it for ten years, and what the chances are for reform in the coming months and years. Follow Phil on Twitter @Kerpen or American Commitment @AmerComm
This week our guests are Phil Kerpen from American Commitment, Ed Naile has a voter fraud update, Storm chaser Ron Moore joins us, Kimberly Morin calls in on what looks like a local crony bailout, and Mark Osbourne talks taxpayers and budgets v. Union pressure and intimidation.
Joe Barton joins Skip and Mike at the Seacoast Republican Women’s/Rockingham County Republican Brunch to talk first in the nation politics and other local and national issues.
Jeff Chidester, host of New Hampshire Perspective, joins the program for more discussion on First in the Nation Presidential politics. Ted Cruz taking New Hampshire Seriously; Rand Paul working the Establishment side of the aisle; who is running to be president as opposed to VP, or a cabinet gig, and a lot more.
Seacoast Republican Women’s Chair Jo Horvath and Jack Kimball — former NHGOP Chair and current chair of Conservative Business Leaders of NH — join the program to talk about Republican primary politics in the Granite State. Recorded at the Portsmouth Country Club in Greenland, NH – Seacoast Republican Women/Rockingham County Republican Committee Brunch
Max walks us through some legislation, including Poker, a bill to control abuses by child and family services, who voted for a 2.25% state sales tax, the Judiciary committee bailing on oversight over the judicial system, a tax on marriage to fund a domestic violence program, and the rhetoric on cutting expansions to the budget, … Read more
ObamaCare expert and health Care advocate Dr. Betsy McCaughey joins us to talk about King v Burwell, the courts real role, subsidies, Health Care Coverage–and the Republican off-ramp from ObamaCare, post Obama-Care America, EPA, USDA, and other regulatory intrusions, and then the upcoming First in the Nation Summit here in New Hampshire.
Hal Shurtleff is the Regional Field Director for the John Birch Society in New England, and he joins the program to discuss Article five of the US Constitution and Convention of states movement. And all the reasons why he thinks it is a very bad idea. Hal’s Segment BEgins at the 30-minute mark. Show … Read more
A bill about a bird makes national news because it was proposed by fourth graders who were in the House when it was killed. (The Bill, not the bird.) But it wasn’t just that it got voted down it was the testimony against it. The story went national but we’ve got a rep from the … Read more
This week our gusts are Hal Shurtleff – Regional director for the John Birch Society, Health Care advocate Dr. Betsy McCaughey, and NH House Rep Max Abramson.
Former House Rep Emily Sandblade joins us along with Susan Olsen to discuss everything from Hillary Clinton, to what you can learn at Liberty forum, to State Senators, default budgets, The Regular folk and politics, and how liberals are always one twig-snap away from resorting to violence.
This is the interview Senator Ted Cruz called “..the most substantive, serious conversation I’ve had in terms of a discussion of the issues,” and he went on to “complement the degree of depth we got into on constitutional issues.” Here’s the interview.
We discuss Dr. Singer’s recent article in the Wall Street Journal and the problem with electronic Health Records (EHR’s). And the problem isn’t the EHR’s, it the government take over and how arbitrary Federal mandates have made them less effective. We also cover some of the false presumptions people have about them
Alvin C, who generously donated to the cause so we could buy a new headset for the program, joins us for a conversation about the rule of Law and the constitution as the highest law. We also touch on keeping your oath, King v. Burwell, and why words need to mean something.
This is the complete speech by Senator Ted Cruz today (3/15/2015) at TurboCam in Barrington, New Hampshire–attending the Strafford County Republicans Chili and Chat. This Podcast also includes the Q and A, which takes up most of the segment, and a brief two question interview after with GrokTALK! Please Note: While we had a direct … Read more
We talk about how Seattle small business owners “feel” about that $15/hr minimum wage the progressives had to have, where not to go in New Hampshire if you want the base to vote for you, then its on to death taxes followed by a few minutes on electricity and energy.
We live streamed a Ted Cruz event with the Strafford County Republicans this afternoon. The full audio and video will get posted at some point soon but I wanted to share this GrokSHOT! During the Q & A Senator Cruz was asked if he is running for President, and this was his response.