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I ventured into the wilds and attended the Rochester Granite Grok meet-up. Good time. I was especially gratified at Skip & Steve specifically mentioning me, and doubly so for actually getting what I’d call a significant amount of applause at that mention. So, wait, people actually read my stuff? Kewl!
Our “friends” on the left have released a fresh round of artillery in the culture war. “The Rochester, Minnesota, school board has declared “Black Lives Matter” to be “government speech” to prohibit debate and prevent anyone from expressing a contrary opinion.
I was born in Massachusetts but raised in a suburb of Rochester, New York. Riots have returned to Rochester and taken a toll on the people and the police department. A city run by Democrat Mayors for 58 years minus a three-year hiccup from 1970 to 1973. In other words, whatever this is, Democrats own …
Patrick Bradley is not a legislator, so he can’t use the law to suppress speech. His method of silencing political expressions of which he disapproves is to punch a 15-year-old Kid in a MAGA hat. But that wasn’t his first red-square rodeo. Before he took to assaulting minors, he hit a police officer.
Tonight, the Rochester City Council voted against joining The Granite State Futures program, which is New Hampshire’s implementation of Barack Obama’s Sustainable Communities Initiative. A few weeks ago, about 50 people (from Rochester and many surrounding communities) showed up at a City Council workshop to voice their opinion against this program, which includes an approximate …
I have known Sue for a few years now as a TEA Party / Rochester 9-12 Project member – and an utterly devoted person to her Bible, the US and NH Constitutions, and her guns (and her hubby, Jerry). I guess that the Obama Administration and the NH Democrat Party would call her a bitter, …
Ken’s mission at the Rochester City Council meeting( as it sought Public Input on its signing onto the NH version of the Federal Government’s Sustainable Communities Initiative (“SCI”), also known locally as The Granite State Future Plan) was to start connecting the dots between all of the groups that are pushing, advocating, and agitating for …
Yes, this is a NH House legislator. Those of you who are “NH political junkies” can probably decode the House Vanity plate and already know whose car this is. For those of you who are not, the answer is after the jump. The bumper stickers? Revealing: (H/T: loyal ‘Grok reader, Jean, who nailed …
Guess the Political Party, given the bumper stickers! Read More »
