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Governor Janet Mills and House Speaker Ryan Fecteau are in over their heads. They are small-time actors trying to play a big-time game, and the two stunts they pulled this week indicate that this will not end well for these power-wannabes. They think they have made scores against the Republicans, but all they have done … Read more
If you didn’t know or just forgot, Democrats hate women. Democrats have been at war with men for years, but truth be told, they’ve been at war with women for longer. The political left convinced them being a mom was bad. Being a stay-at-home mom was worse. That being a single mom was not bad, … Read more
Two years ago this week, we warned legislators that a day of reckoning was coming for Medicaid. “Any discussion of expanding Medicaid coverage or eligibility should start with the understanding that current spending levels are unsustainable, and increasing those levels just accelerates the date of reckoning,” we wrote. With Congress looking to make $2 trillion in … Read more
Governor Scott’s plan for education reform does some things right, and others unnecessarily very wrong. What’s right? The move to a foundation-based funding formula and the primary focus on cost savings being the elimination of supervisory union level of bureaucracy. In no way shape or form do we need 52 supervisory unions governing 109 school … Read more
This week on VDCTV its a special episode and an update on Vice President JD Vance’s visit to Vermont. 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 ( … Read more
My initial gut feelings appear to have legs – that the endless war in Ukraine folks bent Voldomyr’s ears pre-oval office meeting and convinced him to press his case in front of the world. I’m quite sure his fanciful overestimation of his strength and the U.S. support for him was due to people like Antony … Read more
Sandy Cortez does not see Elon Musk as qualified to be in charge of DOGE, but she sees being a bartender in Boston and New York as a qualification to be a member of Congress. The Democrats have tried the attack du jour to undermine Elon Musk and his DOGE effort. The Democrats have attacked … Read more
Plus, a clear majority of people nationwide agree on? Convention of States leadership and our grassroots activists are introducing COS legislation in state houses nationwide. To date, 19 States have signed on. Here in NH, we ask you to contact your state legislators TODAY and let them know you want them to support resolution HCR3 … Read more
And so it comes down to this. Oh, the humanity. The self-styled “Medical Freedom Movement” is turning its guns on yet another of its heroes, HHS Secretary nominee Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Circular firing squads are a chronic cultural feature of Washington, DC bureaucracy, giving rise to the insider aphorism “Keep your head down, if … Read more
“Yeah, right, in your wildest dreams,” a reasonable skeptic might think when reading this article’s title, but humor me and let’s play this out on our minds for a moment. I will first credit Grokster Beth Scaer for inspiring the idea. Beth needs no introduction to the regular readers and her locals, but library lewdness … Read more
After years of rule under the boot of an administration and party that would rather you have to push 2 for English, Donald Trump has found himself needing to make this proclamation. “English is the official language of the United States.” The abuses are not limited to the previous administration but many of them. In … Read more
In recent days, President Donald Trump, Elon Musk, Senator Rand Paul, and some others have pressed for an audit of the US gold reserves, with a special focus on the gold at Fort Knox. This is perfectly reasonable given that the US gold reserves—which are the property of the US Treasury and not the Federal Reserve—have not … Read more
In 2022, Pennsylvania State Representative Tony DeLuca was re-elected despite the fact that he had died a month before the election. While some voters may have cast their ballots for him to honor his memory posthumously, it is likely that many may have had no idea that they were voting for a dead man. Last … Read more
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