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Jeff Childer’s Coffee & Covid is a regular read for me, and today, he focused on reports that a majority of early voting was by women. That’s the media spin. There is a gender gap in early voting, and this is a good look for Kamala, probably because they believe that women (especially younger women) will vote … Read more
In my previous op-ed, I explained where natural resource inventories come from; in this one, I will explain why they are an infringement on private property rights. Chances are that your town has done a natural resource inventory (NRI); most have. At its core, an NRI is a map that is laid over your town … Read more
At the last meeting (before the lease sale) on the Gulf of Maine’s offshore wind development, someone asked about Schiller Station. It has been mentioned several times in past articles, with the suggestion that it might serve (speculation) as a place to bring offshore wind power into the New England grid. David ‘Whale killer’ Watters … Read more
Biden’s/Harris’s weakness enabled two expanding wars, either could lead to World War 3. Their incompetence united the free world’s enemies. WW3 wouldn’t spare our homeland, many millions of us will die. Harris can’t think of anything she’d do different. Harris is hiding her intended domestic policies; Bernie Sanders says she’s saying what she needs to … Read more
Friday, we reported on a letter from the NH AG and Secretary of State to Clerks and Election moderators across the state. It included a section dealing with voters who wanted hand-counted ballots (emphasis mine). A voter insisting that their ballot be hand counted should be advised that the town/city has adopted a ballot counting … Read more
The accusation of “fascist!” is being tossed around a lot in the closing weeks of this campaign season, which gets me to wondering if these accusers actually know what fascism is. It’s a hard thing to pin down because fascist governments only existed for a very brief flash in the historical pan and only in … Read more
Kamala Harris, Joe Biden, heck, and even Karine Jean Pierre have major credibility issues. Harris and Jean Pierre lie every time their lips move, and this is not a new phenomenon for them. It has been this way for their careers; as for the administration, it was the same with Jen Psaki. I listen to … Read more
How can a Congressional candidate who has received 87.5 % of her campaign contributions from out-of-state donors truly represent New Hampshire? How can you trust a candidate who suddenly rents an apartment in the district she seeks to represent after spending years elsewhere? How can you believe a candidate who avoids debate opportunities and relies … Read more
Our predictions for next Tuesday, November 5th, when the next presidential election takes place? Tune in to hear! The biggest difference YOU can make on 11/5? VOTE DOWN TICKET for ALL the Republicans. There is typically a 30-40% drop-off between the president at the top of the ticket and lower offices. If YOU vote RED … Read more
I apologize for dragging this topic out again so soon, but my home state has been getting a lot of “love” in the media (national and international) over the girl’s sports transgender athlete state law pedophile dad thing. Violating bail restrictions, Girls and coaches refusing to play the team with the dude on it. It has kept the topic at the … Read more
It’s often said that hindsight is 20/20, so let’s look back on 2020 and see what we learned or should have learned. No rational person believes that Joe Biden got 81,000,000 votes. There is no reason a voting machine should be connected to the internet. Have steps been taken to prevent that and the unexplained, … Read more
Everything about the so-called push to electrify everything while replacing fossil fuels is a bad idea. The lower emissions monkeys are – first and foremost – doing the work in the wrong place. The emissions you are looking for are in Africa, Asia, India, and China, where a few weeks of hard work will get … Read more
The Democrats have concise memories as they should reflect on what Hillary Clinton did to self-destruct her candidacy in 2016. When Hillary looked into the lens of the camera and called Trump supporters “deplorable,” she insulted half of America. She gave Trump supporters the extra impetus to get out and put their guy in the … Read more
The New Hampshire Secretary of State and Attorney General are asking every town that uses electronic ballot counters to get the names of residents who insist their ballot be counted by hand on November 5th. A voter insisting that their ballot be hand counted should be advised that the town/city has adopted a ballot counting … Read more
Maggie Goodlander pretends to be a woman of the people but does not resemble the people she claims she wants to represent. As she entered the race for NH’s 2nd Congressional district, she told the Boston Globe, “I am a renter, and there should be more renters in Congress.” Yes, Maggie is renting in Nashua … Read more
Two weeks ago, Bret Baier questioned Vice President Kamala Harris about the young women being raped or killed by criminals who entered our country illegally. “Do you owe their families an apology?” Baier asked. “First of all, those are tragic cases,” Harris said before turning her opportunity to apologize into a relentless diatribe blaming Trump for not … Read more
Hurricanes are a pillar of the climate fearmongering community, so we tend to spend (perhaps too much) time on them. We think it matters. The conquest of American liberty is paved with things like government control of health care and energy (through climate policy), and 2024 was supposed to be the year the earth got … Read more
Claire Best breaks down her research into activist groups manipulating sexual assault investigations, the corrupt background around Maggie Goodlander’s campaign for New Hampshire’s 2nd Congressional District, and the incestuous political situation in the Granite State. Read all of Claire’s articles on the Granite Grok. “Maggie Goodlander v Lily Tang Williams”
Public opinion polls consistently show the economy is one of the top issues, if not the top issue, for American voters. This may strike some as odd, since official government statistics show low unemployment and declining price inflation, suggesting the Federal Reserve has engineered a “soft landing” bringing down inflation without causing a recession. So … Read more
The Can in Canada looks increasingly like, “Can we find a reason to kill you?” and “What hoops are here to jump through so we can?” It’s not a new problem. The Grok has followed Canada’s ride down the slippery slope for a number of years. A path littered with bodies as assisted suicides rise … Read more