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George Orwell’s novel 1984 provides us with the political wisdom: “those who control the present control the past and our future.” Thinking back to the nineties, I ask, “Should treason have been the reason for the Clinton Impeachment?” Monica Lewinsky was the scapegoat in the Senate-conducted kangaroo trial, while the Senate ignored President Clinton’s alleged … Read more
This Week, we discuss H.43, a military retirement exemption bill, geoengineering, and quotes from wise men that apply today. Please like, follow, or subscribe to The ‘Grok on Rumble and YouTube and check for Replays of Granite State Live, GrokTALK! and Right Side Up, or follow these links to their podcast pages. Our Current Local Podcast Lineup
The history of American populism and populist movements worldwide is a history of unrecognized grievances being forced out into the open by “the governed,” followed by failure to convert those bottom-up, decentralized politics into sustainable long-term policy changes. Both MAHA (Make America Healthy Again) and MAGA (Make America Great Again) populism have now accomplished political … Read more
NH Claremont Decision Ep 5 with former House Counsel Sen. Bob Guida Paul Ingbretson continues the Claremont Decision discussions with an interview with former NH Representative and Senator Bob Giuda. Bob has also been an outspoken critic of the Supreme Court’s Claremont rulings and supported legislation intended to rein it in. Missed the previous installments?
News broke last week that the Biden Department of Energy (DOE), led by former Secretary Jennifer Granholm, was so dedicated to the Biden White House’s efforts to damage the dynamic U.S. LNG export industry that it resorted to covering up a 2023 DOE study which found that growth in exports provide net benefits to the … Read more
Dear Georgia Carrico and Nicholas ChongYen, Thank you for notifying me regarding my 91A request and the documents I requested. When I logged on to Box.com, I found 40 pages relating to Marsy’s Law and correspondence between Amanda Grady Sexton, NHCADSV, Chuck Douglas, and the AG’s office about this, but nothing regarding James McLaughin or … Read more
I was asked if the Plymouth Regional School District in NH uses the Sora Library. The Sora Student Library App was recently criticized in the NH House of Representatives for including dangerous hyperlinks to adult dating sites. So I investigated which library resources were used in the Plymouth Regional School District. I found so much … Read more
The alien invasion, to sanctuary city, to driver’s license, to voting booth, to Democrat elected officials conveyor belt is well documented. I won’t reinvent that square wheel here. It’s all about displacement and the one-party state, and most of you know that. Dems want it, and they tell us that with every vote they take (feel … Read more
Last week, the Senate could not get enough Democrat senators, including our two, to vote to keep biological males from competing in female sports and entering female locker rooms because they consider themselves transgender. America is a free country where citizens can intellectualize what they believe. So, if people feel they were born in the … Read more
‘We’re Going to Defy the Odds’ Bradley Devlin – The Daily Signal When Rep. Tom Emmer became the House GOP whip in 2023, Republicans’ mission was simple: Limit the damage President Joe Biden did before President Donald Trump returned to the White House. While coordinated and successful opposition is no easy chore (just ask former Speaker Kevin … Read more
Gov. Scott signs EO extending the state’s hotel/motel program for some homeless, not all. Paul and Guy discuss the legislative battle to fund housing for the homeless in local hotels or motels. Plus MAHA, genre transition, and a lot more. Please like, follow, or subscribe to The ‘Grok on Rumble and YouTube and check for Replays of Granite State … Read more
Thanks to everyone who contacted their representatives this week, this bill that would have greatly expanded definitions of child abuse to include vague and subjective terms that are open to broad interpretation, making normal parenting a legal minefield, was tabled nearly unanimously by the House.This is a huge victory for the movement for due process … Read more
I will always have reservations about the government using force (arrest, detention, and even deportation) when it appears to silence open expression, especially dissent. Absent actual threats or proof of incitement (that results in personal or property damage), let them speak. Yes, I wrote about this yesterday, but it’s important to keep digging into every … Read more
In the shadow of Queen Sharon’s Senate-chamber speech in support of SB268 (permitting classification of individuals based on biological sex under certain limited circumstances), I observed something that got less attention. It was Rochefort, a pharmacist, recusing himself from a pharmacy bill later in the afternoon. Good for him! Nurse Terese often quotes her late … Read more
Ten weeks into his second term, President Donald J. Trump keeps delivering transformative wins for the American people — empowering our workers, securing our nation, and cementing our leadership as the envy of the world. Here is a non-comprehensive list of wins in week ten: President Trump’s effort to secure the homeland continued in force. … Read more
We learned that we had around 101 bills to tackle between today and the next day, plus whatever got pulled off consent. So everyone knew it was gonna be a looooong 2 days. Wednesday’s session began with 188 Republicans and 145 Democrats in the House. Of course Republicans still had more legislation on the agenda … Read more
You’ll get different answers depending on who you ask. I’m referring to the two-season jokes: winter and Construction, winter and bugs, Pumpkin Spice and everything else. I’m sure I’ve missed a few, but drought season is one of my favorite topics. I don’t like droughts, but my town has been acting like we’ve been in … Read more
Expanding Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) I personally believe strongly in private property rights, I live on 34 acres with the closest house ¼ mile away for a reason, love my privacy. However, I do NOT believe politicians and bureaucrats should use central-planning and state mandates to remove the property rights of the many for the … Read more
The American system was founded on a simple idea: three branches of government, each with its distinct role. The president executes the law, Congress creates it, and the judiciary interprets it. However, at some point, activist judges became more than just referees; they began seeing themselves as emperors, wielding gavels like scepters and rewriting the … Read more
After years of annoyance at their left-wing politics, A. J. calls out the “nonpartisan” New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute for pushing big government, costly solutions, and pushing the debunked wage gap. Please like, follow, or subscribe to The ‘Grok on Rumble and YouTube and check for Replays of Granite State Live, GrokTALK! and Right Side Up, or follow these … Read more