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The Fourth Annual Libertarians vs. Republicans Charity Hockey Game was Saturday, and it turned out to be a high-scoring, fast-paced spectacle. The Libertarian team had 49 shots on goal with the Republicans making 43. In the end, those extra shots made the difference as the Libertrains skated away with a 7 – 5 victory. This … Read more
In these times, as hate fills the air, it seems God’s words, “Vengeance is mine,” are in the process of being hijacked by man. Polls are indicating that over 50% believe that assassinating President Trump is justified. Many Americans now see owning a Tesla as a health hazard that needs to be stopped by vandalism. … Read more
When Governor Scott unveiled his education reform plan, I warned readers to be prepared to “kiss your sister.” There’s a lot to not like in what he came up with, but at least it reduced spending by $180 million in order to cut taxes. The plan the Democrats are putting forward, however, is more like … Read more
Former Vice President Kamala Harris has had a few months to drink away her pain. Call it a two-month vacation from wasting other people’s money. No worries. That fraud didn’t waste the time. She has risen from her wine coma to thunk a thought – to borrow from her intellectual mentor, Edward Bear, known more … Read more
I am just a simple guy from New Hampshire and Maine. I am retired, drive a school bus, and love to write. I love life, my sweetheart, our Border Collie, and our friends, and I am a lousy sleeper, so I get up in the middle of the night and write. You and I are … Read more
In this week’s column, I’d like to discuss an important contribution to libertarian theory by the philosophers Douglas Rasmussen and Douglas Den Uyl in their book, Norms of Liberty (2005). This book has meant a lot to me over the years, and I read the manuscript before publication. The book is a sustained attempt to solve what … Read more
Reactions to Lt. Gov. John Rodgers trashing President Trump, RKF jr ally says ‘reckoning’ is coming for Covid era rules. 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 content for the … Read more
Hearings Next Week!Tuesday, April 15th, 2025 – 11:00AMHouse Children and Family LawRoom 206-208, Legislative Office Building, 33 N State Street, Concord???? Watch ????Continuing Education with Administrative Judge Ellen V. Christo, NH circuit court.Watch the judicial system and Chairman Mark Pearson continue to spin their narrative that everything in the Family Court is lawful, that due process can … Read more
John Kass has an exceptional piece here about the Wall Street vs. Main Street crowds and what we owe our children. And what do we as Americans owe the children of America? We owe them a chance at success, not a guaranteed outcome, but a chance at winning. A chance at a good paying job, … Read more
The Democrats have been considering a name change to align with their current philosophy, and I suggest they use the moniker Lemmings. Lemmings blindly follow the crowd and, void of any original thought, go about their lives based on the daily directive distributed by an unknown group of leaders. Listen to the daily sound bites … Read more
What last week appeared to be a decent day for a rally outside the New Hampshire state house took a New England turn yesterday. Mother Nature dropped several inches of spring snow on the Granite State, followed by rain, with temperatures in the mid-thirties. It was the sort of Saturday where you grabbed a hot … Read more
After submitting my most recent article on rogue Rs that voted the wrong way on HB1002 last year and removing property tax relief from HB2 this year, I started alerting constituents of the latter. A constituent of Bryer complained of him being a “union schmuck” and that inspired me to do more cross referencing. I … Read more
Where is the pushback on Dem mayors moaning about having their federal police funding cut? Who can be anything but amused by local Democrats complaining about federal funding cuts that affect local police departments? DOGE is digging through the Federal Government’s fiscal backyard and uncovering a lot of old bones. There is waste, fraud, money … Read more
The Josiah Bartlett Center’s recent post by Drew Cline rightfully points out that reduced increases in school budgets are being called cuts, which is misleading. At the same time, Cline reports that increases in spending that come from Education Freedom Accounts (EFAs) are actually savings, which is similarly misleading. In an emailed article I received … Read more
President Trump was elected in part because he promised to reduce prices and not drag the country into foreign wars. Sadly, President Trump has adopted a tariff policy that will raise prices and abandoned his “America First” foreign policy in favor of a return to Bush-era neoconservatism. Despite criticizing President Biden for bombing Yemen, President … Read more
The race to replace Sen. Jeanne Shaheen and Rep. Chris Pappas, New Hampshire, is in play! A. J. Kierstead and Dexter Tarbox discuss the impact of the US Senate race for New Hampshire being a jump ball with a complex Democratic slate and weak Republican bench. Players include Lily Tang Williams, Chris Pappas, Maggie Goodlander, … Read more
Senator John Cornyn has long positioned himself as a stalwart of Texas values – challenging on borders, supportive of law and order, and a champion of conservative principles. Yet, beneath the polished rhetoric and carefully crafted image lies a troubling pattern of inconsistency that undermines his credibility. Cornyn’s tenure reveals a disappointing truth for conservatives … Read more
The Democrats scream hands off our waste, fraud, and abuse. Like the balderdash of Beelzebub, they treat our deceitful government expenditures as like gold, though it is more akin to worshipping the“god of filth.” They treat Trump’s attempts at squaring up tariffs with other countries as the equivalent of destroying the economic world order. Our … Read more
Rep Jeremy Slottje and various others have tweeted from Reps Hall during today’s House session while the budget was being worked on. It’s reported that 38 Rs voted to remove property tax relief from HB 2. Of the 38, Rep Kuttab and Judge Lynn come as no surprise because their disdain for Nashua taxpayers and … Read more
On April 10th, the Youth Risk Behavior Survey was given to the students at Hillsboro Deering High School in Hillsboro, NH. The survey is a HIGHLY revealing questionnaire that many parents choose to opt their children out of. The survey was created by the Center for Disease Control (CDC) and is administered by The Department … Read more