GrokTALK! June 27th, 2015

Education advocate Ann Marie Banfield joins us to talk parental rights, Jim Kofalt discusses the mission of the 603 Alliance, and Mark Lucas from AFP New Hampshire speaks about the Road to Reform.  

When Guests Collide

What you don’t know can make for interesting radio. Our 9:30 guest arrived late. Our 10:00 guest arrived early, the latter has a problem with the former. (Fireworks!) George Lambert, Mike Gill, Unseating Jennifer Horn, FRM, scandals, corruption, and more….Part I  

NH Gov. Plays DC Politics With State Budget

AFP New Hampshire state Director Greg Moore joins us to discuss the real numbers on the New Hampshire budget and whether Governor Maggie Hassan can actually veto the state budget and survive politically.

GrokTALK! June 20th, 2015

Author James Simpson joins us to discuss Refugee resettlement, Greg Moore calls in on Budgets, Mike Gill reports on local corruption in government and he run for Governor, and we also have George Lambert on unseating Jennifer Horn, and Jorge Mesa-Tejada on understanding enabling legislation and administrative rules.  

GrokTALK! – Where is Your Legislative Strategy?

House Rep Frank Edelblut synthesizes the path to legislative success (and failure?) in under ten minutes; your caucus (your party) needs a vision, and then a legislative strategy to achieve it, but reality is often something very different. (And yes, I forgot the stingers before and after…) Learn more about the 603 Alliance at http://603Alliance.org … Read more

GrokTALK! “J-Ho Must Go”

George Lambert announces his campaign to organize a special meeting of party voting delegates who will be asked to defend the abuses and usurpations of their leadership or replace the party Chair.  We also talk about how Senator Kelly Ayotte’s meddling comes with a political price, and how the NH GOP is chasing the Massachusetts … Read more

So Much For Republican Unity

Former House rep George Lambert joins us to discuss the  Republican war against one of their own in New Hampshire.  We talk about the players and the political cost at the local level, all (apparently) so Senator Ayotte can clear the battle space to run for re-election as a RINO.  

GrokTALK! – Scott Brown Can’t Change a Tire

Did you now Scott Brown can’t change a tire? We also ponder the irony of Governor John Sununu’s book on George Bush I, there’s news about Bill O’Brien’s new job. Then it’s on to the driving records of spouses of presidential primary candidates, and whether it would be racist and or sexist to bring it … Read more

GrokTALK! What If You Don’t “Love The One You’re With?”

We explore the progressive habit of using immigration to supplant the uncooperative populations with those more inclined to vote for Democrats. This naturally leads to the question of property rights, as government needs to milk someone to finance it’s Welfare State Get-out-the vote immigration policies. Bill O’Brien Guest Hosts.  

GrokTALK! – Murderers Row

Former NH House Speaker Bill O’Brien joins us for a discussion on running for office, the make up of legislatures, how Murderers Row in the New Hampshire House got its name, and why legislators should only serve a short time (no careerists) and then go home.  

GrokTALK! – Who’s The ‘Conservative’?

We opened yesterday with some discussion on Rick Perry’s entrance into the Republican primary, then on to some thoughts about the recent Scott Walker event, and how some Republicans call everyone a conservative (or even a good conservative) when to an actual conservative most of them come up short (and some shorter than others).   … Read more

GrokTALK! – Roids, Cops, and Common Law

We’ve got a few more thoughts on the Mark Richardson trial – officers abusing suspects; observations about bulky cops, steroids, and anger management; and some words about common law vs statutory law.  

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