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Do Democrats even realize that their response to a thing is often more fascist? Perhaps, the only fascist thing about the thing they are suggesting is fascist? Here’s an example. The usual suspects are losing their hive mind because American Eagle picked a pretty white woman to be the face of their brand. Triggerd doesn’t … Read more
Read Part 1 here and Part 2 here We must ask ourselves why wealthy left-wing donors across the country, the abortion industry, and national gun-control groups are more interested in your local school board and city council races than most of the people who live in your own town. Because they’re funding efforts to ensure … Read more
This week, we discuss $68 million in federal flood recovery money, SNAP Program money, and the VT250TH Logo. Speakers’ opinions are their own and may not represent those of Grok Media, LLC, GraniteGrok.com, its sponsors, readers, authors, or advertisers. Got Something to Say, We Want to Hear It. Comment or submit Op-Eds to steve@granitegrok.com Follow these links … Read more
How Cultural Marxism Shapes America and the Democratic Party The name Karl Marx evokes images of revolution and class struggle—a firebrand whose influence has spanned continents and centuries. Born in 1818 in Trier, Germany, Marx’s groundbreaking manifesto, co-authored with Friedrich Engels in 1848, called for the workers of the world to unite and overturn capitalist … Read more
It must be Illegal Jamaicans Day. Earlier, we reported on a Jamaican citizen who voted illegally in three elections in New Hampshire. Now we’ve got a story about an illegal who got caught when he tried to buy a firearm. Jon Luke Evans reportedly arrived legally in 2023 in Miami but overstayed his legal welcome. … Read more
The financial website Wallet Hub just came out with state rankings for public education, and Vermont came in overall 19th out of the fifty states. Pretty “meh” on the surface. But the overall score was based on components of outcomes and safety, and purely on the outcomes side, Vermont ranks 25th. That’s more like a … Read more
While the uproar amongst many conservatives (all while democrats applaud) centers around many great Republican bills Governor Ayotte has vetoed, we mustn’t overlook a few bills she signed off on that force state mandates onto municipalities regarding zoning. When Kelly Ayotte ran for Governor, her catch slogan was “Let’s not Mass up NH”, a rather … Read more
The city of Manchester has once again showered the Granite State with glory when it comes to vote fraud. The AG’s office reported last week that it has arrested Naseef Bryan, who they describe as “of Manchester.” Concord, NH – Attorney General John Formella announces that Naseef Bryan, of Manchester, has been arrested and charged … Read more
I was born at the tail end of the Baby Boomer generation. We are the children of the Greatest Generation, who were the young men and women who stepped up and saved the world from the global attacks of Germany and Japan. We may be the last generation of Americans to have a sense of … Read more
Jocelyn is back to talk about the week’s events with her guest, Regina Barnes. Speakers’ opinions are their own and may not represent those of Grok Media, LLC, GraniteGrok.com, its sponsors, readers, authors, or advertisers. Got Something to Say, We Want to Hear It. Comment or submit Op-Eds to steve@granitegrok.com Follow these links for additional content from … Read more
Dems Got Crimaliens, Beta Males in Girls Sports, Neutering Children, and what …Treason? Democrats stopped protecting ‘Democracy’ years ago and have long since worked diligently to undermine it while claiming to be its champion. This will sound familiar to minorities and women. Students, too, and not just in urban districts. Education and Democracy, viewed from … Read more
This complaint is filed with the U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division to address serious violations of federal election laws by New Hampshire state and local officials, including Secretary of State David Scanlan, Attorney General John Formella, Governor Christopher Sununu, and the Town of Auburn, during the 2020 federal elections. Complaint to the U.S. … Read more
More humpday hilarity, a bit of politics, culture, snarcasm, and maybe even a trigger or two. Plus, yes, those awful humpday memes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . … Read more
Some countries are not allies of America, but we can still have a relationship with them. Some say Russia is our greatest geopolitical threat, but we still purchase its valuable rare earths. It defies logic that we would support and arm Ukraine while they are at war with Russia, and then negotiate for rare earth … Read more
When ThinkProgress crashed and burned back in 2019, it was a beautiful thing. Led by a slew of Clinton and Democratic Party insiders, the website that pretended to be independent was shoveling progressive drivel at the American public daily. It’s still there but hasn’t been updated since. A husk of its once prominent self, hoping … Read more
The infiltration is real, and the stakes are apocalyptic. Muslim candidates in U.S. elections don’t just campaign for office – they’re executing a calculated strategy to subvert American values and impose Sharia law. These wolves in sheep’s clothing present as moderates, cloaking their true intentions in promises of unity and progress. Once elected, they unleash … Read more
This week, on Granite State Live! Sharon Bonney is up first on how a funding crisis puts adult education at risk. She is the CEO of the Coalition on Adult Basic Education, the largest U.S. association dedicated to adult literacy. Up Next is former Assistant State Attorney and prosecutor for the State of Florida, Keith Gross. He is the … Read more
If you’ve ever worked in an office environment, almost anywhere, actually, some people can’t keep their politics to themselves. I never discussed it in the office unless they brought it up, usually asking for my thoughts. And I was fortunate. For the twenty years before I went remote, nine out of ten employees were Republican, … Read more
God bless our library watchdogs, like Beth Scaer, Cindy Bennett, and Arlene Quaratiello, just to name a few who have written multiple Grok pieces on libraries. I’ve tagged them in quite a few of my own library articles, but a hat tip to Beth for bringing a near future public comment opportunity to my attention. … Read more
West Virginia banned the chemical coathanger Mifepristone. A manufacturer of the drug sued, arguing that the FDA’s approval supersedes the states’ right to prohibit their product. I wonder how much their lawyer made letting them think that? It is common, especially among state and local municipalities that hire outside counsel for big money (what, it’s … Read more