GrokTALK! Dan Hynes – NH State Senate Candidate
Dan Hynes is running in a Republican Primary for the NH State Senate. Dan stops in to share some thoughts about the race, policy, and Republican principles.
Dan Hynes is running in a Republican Primary for the NH State Senate. Dan stops in to share some thoughts about the race, policy, and Republican principles.
Greg Moore from AFP New Hampshire joins us to talk about NH Senator Jeanne Shaheen’s long record on ruining health care in New Hampshire. We also discuss Congresswoman Ann Kuster’s complicity in out current health care mess, and the new ads AFP just released.
Our guests are Greg Moore from AFP New Hampshire, Mike Rogers calls in from California,Dan Hynes, candidate for NH State Senae, and Jack Kimball joins us to explain how Senator Bob Smith is the only real Republican in the race to challenge Jeanne Shaheen. Note: You will hear me talk about audio quality issues…I overwrote … Read more
This week on GrokTALK! our second guest is Matt Murphy, from Citizens for a Strong New Hampshire.
Jazz Shaw, Weekend Editor and contributor to Hot Air joins us to talk about New Hampshire politics, the US Senate race, immigration, and more.
Senator Bob Smith joins us to talk about values, the Republican Platform, reaching voters in New Hampshire, and his thoughts on repealing the 17th amendment.
This week we are joined by Senator Bob Smith, Hot Air weekend editor Jazz Shaw, and from Citizens for a strong New Hampshire, Matt Murphy
Dr. Betsy McCaughey (McCoy), one of the foremost experts on the actual ObamaCare law as written joins us to talk ObamaCare, and the upcoming employer mandate.
Jim Rubens, former NH State Senator, and candidate for the US Senate, stops by the GrokTable to talk about issues, and his primary race to challenge Democrat Jeanne Shaheen
Our interview with Col. Gary Lambert at the CNHT Picnic. Gary is in a primary to challenge current Democrat Congresswoman Ann McLane Kuster for the NH congressional District two seat.
Senator Bob Smith sits down with us at the CNHT Picnic to talk about the issues, Senator Shaheen, Scott Brown, Republican principles, and making unpopular choices because without them we can’t come back from the brink.
From the CNHT Picnic, Andrew Hemingway, who is one of two Republican candidates for governor of New Hampshire. Then Brian Tilton, the comms director for the Jim Rubens for Senate Campaign; followed by NH Rep Dan Itse, from the podium.
Speaker Bill O’Brien sits down with us at the CNHT picnic.
Kevin Avard talks to us about his campaign for NH state Senate (District 12), property rights, Eminent Domain, the right to redress of grievance, and Kevin has an important message for union cops and firefighters in New Hampshire.
Mark Chenoweth, General Counsel at the Washington Legal Foundation, joins us to talk about NH’s Jackpot Justice, the MTBE ruling, and extortion by lawsuit in New Hampshire.
NH Congressional district 2 candidate Marilinda Garcia joins us for a brief pre-show chat about the campaign to challenge Ann McLane Kuster and some events she has coming up.
Marilinda Garcia, Kevin Avard, Mark Chenoweth, and JR Hoell join us this week for conversations on local campaings, jackpot justice, and more.
This week we recorded live at the Londonderry Fish & Game Club, as four bloggers fill two hours and then some. Mike, Skip, Rick, and Steve cover a wide range of topics from platform principles, unity, and states rights, to federal overreach, Tyranny, local and national races, and the relationship between them all.
Jane Cormier finishes up with her priorities for the NH Senate before Kevin Bloom and Kirk McNeil step in to begin our End of Session Round up. Where do we start? Industrial hemp.
Jane Cormier joins the program to talk about her NH State Senate campaign (Dist 16), the issues, constituent expectations ,and when Republicans legislate out of fear rather than principle. Before that, Skip, Mike, Ed, and Rick revisit the significance of Eric Cantor’s loss, RINO’s and the Concord Flu, a second Bill O’Brien speakership, and Boots … Read more