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One of my superfans sent me a link to a conversation on WMUR between Fred Kocker and Brad Reynolds. The topic? “How New Hampshire ranks last in the U.S. for state support of public education with property taxpayers anteing up $7 of every $10 of cost.” The headline really sells it, though. “The Granite State … Read more
My breach with Islam started as far back as I could understand things. More to the point, I never embraced Islam in the first place, and I speak for many Iranians. My Early Life While I was born into a non-practicing Shiite Muslim family in Iran, as children, no one within the family forced Islam … Read more
The Democrats have nothing to run on except the impossible, unicorn-like notion that if you elect them this time, they will do the opposite of everything they’ve ever done. No Democrat is going to make your life cost less; they are going to raise taxes and impose more regulations. No Democrat is going to reduce … Read more
I moved to New Hampshire from Massachusetts 45 years ago because the Granite State was a solid red state then and more aligned with my conservative beliefs. The state has evolved, like so many red states have, to purple and even blue as people move in for a better quality of life. Many of these … Read more
This week, on GrokTALK!, the Political Left and their Handmaids in the media keep telling you how they feel about Islam and gays, and you’d be wise to listen before it’s too late. Watch on the ‘Grok Rumble Channel if the Embedded Video does not load. Links: Authors’ and Speakers’ opinions are their own and … Read more
Vermont’s Big Oil shakedown should meet a similar fate. Another (BIG) one bites the dust. New York, like Vermont, passed a Climate Superfund law back in 2024 in hopes of making “Big Oil pay” for damage these doom-and-gloomers allege is caused by our burning fossil fuels to survive winter, do our jobs, transport ourselves from … Read more
Democrats and their union allies are racing to constitutionalize their power base with Vermont’s Prop 3. This amendment would lock the right to organize, join unions, and force collective bargaining into the state constitution while explicitly banning any future right-to-work laws. In plain terms: once it’s in, no legislature can ever make union membership optional or stop … Read more
This week, on GrokTALK!, Trump’s EPA tries to save recycling by reclassifying it as a manufacturing process instead of waste management. I’ve also got some great news about the next generation of Electric Vehicles. Plus a rant on how Democrat behavior, from Climate Cult antics to AI scaremongering, proves they hate America and Americans. 00:00 … Read more
TL;DR: Two months ago, I warned New Hampshire about what it needs to do to end homelessness. Stop subsidizing it. Get the government out of funding entirely and instead look at incentives that encourage private funding. [W]e don’t want anyone to be homeless unless that’s how they choose to live, which no one ever measures. … Read more
The smell from his record, 12 years ago, still wafts into today. I didn’t forget, and neither did GraniteGrok. We all took potshots at this anti-Second Amendment dude – WHY vote for someone who was antithetical to our beliefs even though he had an R next to his name? Ayup, he really didn’t like that … Read more
Reminder: Memes are memes and are neither vetted nor “fact-checked,” nor to be considered “research,” or taken seriously, nor do they (necessarily) represent the opinion of Grok Media, LLC, GraniteGrok.com, its sponsors, readers, authors, or advertisers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . … Read more
Saturday was a great day for NH because it’s the day Annie Kuster became ineligible to be a judge. You might be thinking, “So what, she’s been a private citizen for almost 2 years, and everyone eventually turns 70, assuming that they live that long.” Annie was an adoption lawyer, and family court is in … Read more
Today, on the Morning Update, Nike, which has a Cinderella story in the athletic shoe business, is back to sweeping up cinders after a long series of bad ideas that cost them $ 230 billion in cap value in just a few short years. Did they pull a Bud Light? Watch on the ‘Grok Rumble … Read more
I wish Mr. Granger lived in my town so I could replace him. He obviously has a GOD complex. But it may not be a mental defect. Maybe he is just ignorant. People should first: 1. READ ARTICLE V. 2. READ THE LANGUAGE IN THE PROPOSAL. They are both legal documents that must be followed … Read more
I re-register my LLC with the Secretary of State at the beginning of the year. January first. The first day of the year. I make sure the trade name is still in good standing, and the SoS typically emails me a confirmation, or I can check the website and see the words Grok Media LLC … Read more
Trump has his new haircut, new blue suit, a couple of dozen red ties, and a fueled-up Air Force One. He is ready for the most important month of the last ten years. President Donald Trump will embark on a 30-day cross- country rally-a-day schedule with the sole purpose of pushing enough Republican Congressional candidates … Read more
The left might appreciate the accomplishment more if President Trump hadn’t named it after himself. That goes for Trump plans (which is putting egg on the face of proglodytes who bitch about corporations that are doing obscene amounts for the plans for the kids of their employees). But it’s called Trump plans. We can’t (say … Read more
The Wolfboro-Tuftonboro Democrat Machine TL;DR: “Peaceful,” to most, means the purposed avoidance of aggression. The Wolfeboro Area Peaceful Protests claimed that word, but they appear to be using an esoteric dictionary. They have claimed it every Saturday since winter. They list the hour as “non-partisan” (an interesting piece of language that aligns with federal laws for … Read more
A point I don’t see mentioned often enough when monthly jobs reports come out is that these are real jobs. Past Administrations have used tax dollars to grow government and then crow about how many “jobs” they created. Real jobs add value, while Government jobs are net drags on the economy, so their creation ought … Read more
Now It Gets Interesting – Lying During the Initial Meeting I had trepidations going into the video meeting to establish whether or not the boy required Special Education Services. Sure, they were told that evaluations had already been done, with what I categorized at the time as a “haughty nose in the air as if … Read more