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Another week, more local and national news and opinion with Jocelyn and her guest Robbie Stewart. Please like, follow, or subscribe to The ‘Grok on Rumble and YouTube for early access to new episodes of GrokTALK! and Right Side Up, and Replays of Granite State Live. Follow these links for current and past content for the entire podcast lineup. … Read more
The Key to Countering China Requires Restoring American Industrial Might Here at Home Pat Fallon – April 11th, 2025 U.S. intelligence predicts a Chinese invasion of Taiwan by 2027, just two short years away. The fall of Taiwan would ensure China corners the world’s market for semiconductor chips—used in everything from cars to smartphones to satellites. … Read more
Two dads wore pink wristbands with XX on them to a girls’ soccer game to protest a boy playing on the opposing team. There was a hubbub, which garnered national attention and plenty of commentary from us, including this. To summarize, as I understand it, the cast includes public school superintendents, coaches, at least one … Read more
Life. It’s a word that slips off the tongue so easily, yet when you try to pin it down, it squirms like a fish in your hands. What is life? And what’s the point of it all? These questions have haunted humanity since we first looked at the stars and wondered why we’re here. Today, … Read more
Most people understand the limitations of their homes before sending out invitations. If you have seating at the table for 10, you do not invite 16; if you only have one spare bedroom that sleeps 2, you don’t invite 8. That is basic and falls under the strained category of common sense. Unfortunately, like reading … Read more
The Bad News: The Case for Hell As a strength and conditioning coach I get paid to make people uncomfortable for their own good, ultimately with the goal of getting them out of pain and discomfort. Consider that as we delve into perhaps the most uncomfortable topic for all people, is there a hell and … Read more
The cleverest of clever people are convinced that they can continue to peddle their discriminatory cultural Marxism if they change what it’s called. And why not? They’ve been doing that successfully for decades. Global Warming is a four-decade-old project to undermine free market capitalism by claiming that the Western lifestyle is destroying the planet. It’s … Read more
So, it’s come to this. We have a federal judge who has enough integrity to look at the 2nd Amendment, even diluted by Bruen, and conclude that a law prohibiting the mere possession of a machine gun is unconstitutional on its face. Awesome! But the Trump administration is now asking for this decision to be … Read more
Top of the fold: The Dems in Congress are now OFFICIALLY convening a “shadow government” to thwart a duly elected president (and We The People who elected him). This is demonstrable TREASON, and should be treated as such: Congressional Democrats Have Convened their First Shadow Government Hearing | NC Renegades Related: They are also pushing … Read more
It was my understanding that the formerly pending asphalt plant site at 145 Temple Street Nashua was in “mixed use” zoning, which could/would have been their argument had they not withdrawn their litigation against the City. I haven’t been paying attention to this matter since the last city election came and went, and they apparently … Read more
Terese Bastarche and Julian Acciard man the helm for this week’s installment of Granite State Live, covering local issues and national news that affects New Hampshire Granite State Live 4/15/2025 https://t.co/d7mozJErnV — GraniteGrok (@GraniteGrok) April 15, 2025 Watch Live Here: Airs Tuesdays from 7-9-PM EDT https://www.facebook.com/GraniteGrokNH/ https://x.com/GraniteGrok https://granitegrok.com/ https://rumble.com/c/c-5678928 Replays Of This and Past … Read more
Tyler O’Neil – The Daily Signal What if I told you that when federal district judges issue injunctions blocking President Donald Trump’s policies in a judicial insurrection, they were the ones breaking the law? No, it’s not just because these judges are effectively usurping the authority of the president over the executive branch. It’s more clear-cut than that. When … Read more
Opting Out Appears Futile Parents around the nation are up in arms after finding out that their children have been given sexual surveys in school. They are being distributed in middle and high schools around the country without parents’ permission, and for some, without their knowledge at all. Even the parents who previously opted … Read more
Bill hearings for this week are scheduled for April 15 in the Senate Commerce Committee and House Housing Committee. Find them here:https://www.cnht.org/news/2025/04/13/hearings-week-of-april-14/ You can use the House Portal, or email the House Housing Committee directly:https://gc.nh.gov/house/committees/remotetestimony/ You can use the Senate Portal, or email the Senate Commerce Committee directly:https://gc.nh.gov/remotecommittee/senate.aspx You can also check both the House and … Read more
In the past few weeks, there has been a massive outcry from the public library community that the defunding of a recent target of DOGE – the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) – will lead to the obliteration of library services that patrons have come to depend on and that the IMLS has … Read more
This week, I started by presenting a number of House bills to the Senate ED&A committee. They had scheduled 16 bills this morning, one every ten minutes… And they actually did that for the first two hours! HB 192, recommendations of the joint committee on employee classification, had no opposition and very few questions from … Read more
That’s the headline of an op-ed in the Union Leader. The author, James Garvin, is offended by the idea that the Trump Administration would put the entire Institute of Museum and Library Services staff on leave. The entire who? IMLS is the only federal agency dedicated to libraries and is also a crucial source of funding for … Read more
Napoleon once observed, “A soldier will fight long and hard for a bit of colored ribbon.” Indeed, colored cloth military decorations have long inspired prodigious and brave efforts on behalf of countries, causes, or flags. Today, such efforts occur not only by soldiers on battlefields but also by mothers—Gold Star Mothers — in New Hampshire … Read more
recent commentary, published in the journal Vaccine by Christine Stabell Benn of the Bandim Health Project at the University of Southern Denmark, challenges the conventional view of vaccines. While vaccines are recognised for their ability to prevent specific diseases, Benn highlights a critical but overlooked phenomenon: non-specific effects (NSEs). NSEs can either bolster or weaken overall health by shaping the … Read more
This week, we discuss the passage of H454, the education bill, some actions of the Trump Administration, and “winners and losers” in Vermont. Please like, follow, or subscribe to The ‘Grok on Rumble and YouTube for early access to new episodes of GrokTALK!, Right Side Up, and Replays of Granite State Live. Follow these links for current and past … Read more