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A. J. Kierstead asks contributor Dexter Tarbox and Beyond Politics Host Matt Robison if the GOP can survive being a unified party in this new Trump era. Will JD Vance take up the mantle? Will the Democratic party screw up, again? What even are these parties anymore? Please like, follow, or subscribe to The ‘Grok … Read more
From the Women’s Defense League On Wednesday, the House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee held an executive session to vote on House Bill 159 – the gun confiscation bill we’ve been warning you about. Executive Session During the session, Representative Terry Roy made the excuse for supporting this bill by saying “48 other states … Read more
How many of us have tortured ourselves by reading the 14th Amendment in its entirety? I understand that, other than the first section, with its opening sentence, the remaining four sections amount to the irrelevancy of being unrelated from the amendment’s original purpose of granting citizenship to those who gained freedom after the Civil War. … Read more
Joy Reid often taunted the Republicans for crying about outcomes, mocking them as children who could not handle the adversity of reality. Oh, how the tide has turned. There were plenty of tears to go around as Joy Reid hosted the final episode of the horrendous MSNBC prime-time show ReidOut on MSNBC. Nobody felt sorry … Read more
Volodymyr Zelenskyy came to the White House on Friday for a free lunch and a check, but to his chagrin, he did not realize there was a new sheriff in town and the cash flow from the American people was shut down. The little man from Ukraine flew to Washington with a plan, but it … Read more
After learning of the issue of building a new County Courthouse during my campaign for Grafton County Commissioner, District 2, and attending most, if not all, of the Grafton County Commissioners’ Meetings every Tuesday morning since last June, I learned today that the County Courthouse Building Committee is refining its costs for the building of a new … Read more
They Can’t Stand To See Him Win Upon hearing the news of Voldemort Zelenskyy’s tiff in the oval, my first thought was who told him to do it. By all accounts, the diplomatic process had secured a minerals agreement and a stepping stone toward peace. Russia would have to give back some of Ukraine in … Read more
A basic principle of the martial art Aikido is that instead of struggling against an attacker’s force, you work with it. As I listen to Democrats continue to complain about how DOGE shouldn’t be given access to the private data of American citizens because it is staffed by ‘unelected employees’, it occurs to me that … Read more
Advocates for evidence-based medicine are coming to New Hampshire to advocate for laws protecting children from medical experimentation. Gender-clinic whistleblower Jamie Reed, detransitioner Prisha Mosley, advocate and podcaster Cori Cohn (Heterodorx), and desister Simon Amaya Price will testify in support of bills HB377, which protects children from puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones, and HB712, which … Read more
There is a new episode. After it was recorded, Carla had a death in the family and obviously had more important things to do than put it on YouTube. Our thoughts and prayers go out to her. I have updated the post with the latest Manch Talk! “My Magic 8-Ball says, Outlook Not So Good. … Read more
The WEF does not confine itself to transforming agricultural production by allowing corporate profiteers to feast at the trough of innovations, technologies, data-driven tracking, AI, and other chemical-churning initiatives to counter the carbon dioxide culprit: it has an urgent plan to transform what people eat. Unsurprisingly, the WEF focuses on climate, equity, and gender as … Read more
Oh, Janet, I can tell by your actions of late that you are a bit confused about your role. You were able to parlay your political career to a seat in the corner office in Augusta, but that seat comes with responsibility, not privilege, as you see it. There are 1.4 million people in Maine, … Read more
Rep. Michael Moffett’s recent letter advocating for a Convention of States (COS) to address our nation’s financial crisis is well-intended, but it overlooks fundamental principles of our constitutional system. While runaway federal spending is indeed a major problem, the proposed solution—a COS—is unnecessary and potentially dangerous. The reality is that states already have the power to … Read more
In the autumn of 2017, this author took two graduate level courses at West Chester University, a small liberal arts college in the suburbs of Philadelphia, one course being Women’s and Gender Studies (WGS) and the other Critical Race Studies (CRS). These two courses present the lynchpin of the modern Western leftist and neo-Marxist ideologies … Read more
I’m not inclined to travel these days. I don’t like the BCS at TSA. I don’t have the proper “documents.” I confess to being a bit put out by the impact of DEI on the design, assembly, flight, and air traffic control. And I admit to some lingering concern over their response to COVID-19. It … Read more
I walked away from mental health when I saw the truth: the field I loved—built on helping people face reality—had morphed into a billing racket, slapping codes on every kid’s cry for a buck. That betrayal hit hard, but nothing stings like watching the American Psychiatric Association (APA), doctors, and Big Pharma push a generation … Read more
“Freedom of speech is a virus. Censorship is the vaccine.” This chilling mantra echoed in the corridors of power throughout Europe and the UK has become the unspoken creed of a globalist left eager to maintain control. It serves as a seductive soundbite for those who fear the chaos of open discourse—a justification for silencing … Read more
“Incoming!” That’s what we hear on TV and in movies when the military unit is about to get shelled. This article serves to warn Granite Staters of an impending NEW TAX if the House and the Corner Office fail to stop it. Mr Sylvia told a Florida radio show host that the Senate is a … Read more
After watching the last segment of Granite State Live on Tuesday, I felt it imperative to pull it and share it as a standalone for people who missed it live but might not dive into a 160-minute deep podcast. Keith Hanson and Julian Acciard have a conversation about the Democrat Party’s black history when it … Read more
