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Former Hewlett Packard CEO Carly Fiorina joins us for a Q&A on Common Core, dealing with bureaucracies, spending and budgets, Congressional responsibility, health Care in the US, and what the GOP can do to win the Presidency.
Max Abramson gives us an update on his Self defense case and explores the issue with Laurie Materials and dealing, not just with corrupt cops but when they protect each other to the detriment of the people they are supposed to serve.
This week we are joined by Carly Fiorina; Max Abramson guest-co-hosts as well as updating us on his self-defense case and providing a legislative update; Jorge Mesa-Tejada explains what SAU’s are and discusses their true role and their relevance; Pete Ingemi reports in from the First in the Nation Summit, and Kevin Bloom joins us … Read more
We continue the school choice discussion touching on who benefits from a voucher program, how Croydon is ready to go court if they are forced (because state law and the state constitution are on their side), a bit of what the law actually says, and a look at the real costs of public education.
We continue our discussion with Jody Underwood about how Croydon, NH discovered a taxpayer funded School voucher program already in existing New Hampshire law, we cover what the state constitution actually says about education, and what State School Board chair Virgina Barry tried to leave out of that debate when she insisted Croydon stop their … Read more
Susan Olsen takes a few minutes to finish up on SB 116 (Vermont Carry), with a hint that the next issue is who in state government is keeping lists of gun owners in violation of state law. Then Jane Cormier steps over and in to give us a New Hampshire Right to Life Update. We … Read more
In part II of our interview with Campus Reform contributor and NH Special election candidate Yvonne Dean-Bailey we talk about women’s self-defense, constitutional carry as a women’s rights issue, Laura “Pantaloons” (you have to listen to find out who that is), and gun rights on college campuses. (If you would like to donate or volunteer … Read more
Jody Underwood joins us to discuss Croydon, New Hampshire’s journey to school choice, details, background, and the state’s changing reaction to the plan.
Campus Reform contributor Yvonne Dean-Bailey, a 19 year old female conservative candidate, returns to talk about her primary win and the upcoming special election. Part I of II (If you would like to donate or volunteer please go here)
We start this weeks program with California vs. Sriracha sauce, Uber vs. Taxi Medallions, Seeing the Forest for the Socialist Trees, and keeping your tax dollars from leaving your state in the first place.
Susan Olsen updates us on the current “constitutional carry” bill in the legislature and on why firearms carry permits were first introduced in the early part of the 20th century.
Mark Osbourne joins the show to give us an inside look at a no-holds-barred budget battle between a town council elected to lower the tax rate and public employees fear-mongering to prevent any cuts to the budget.
This week our guests are Susan Olsen (2A and Legislative update), Yvonne Dean-Bailey (Special election candidate for the NH House), and Jody Underwood (On school choice, vouchers, and Education in Croydon, NH). We’ve also got Uber, Down-shifting, decentralization, forest management, local control, and more…
Kimberly Morin joins us to discuss a local taxpayer backed boondoggle being pushed through the state legislature. Learn all about the Balsams Bailout, why its so suspicious, and why so many folks want to stop it.
The president of Keene State college has written a letter titled ‘Unprecedented.’ Allow me to summarize. Dear taxpayers. We need more of your money or we’ll have to charge other people’s parents more for the cost of what we are passing off as a college education. And in closing… We have a vision. To keep … Read more
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.