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If you’re still on the fence about who to vote for on Tuesday, this story might push you off it and onto the right side. “I stoned his ass!” Terry Strother told Chicago police as they handcuffed him after he allegedly struck a 77-year-old New Hampshire tourist in the head with a brick downtown last … Read more
Randi Weingarten is an amazing woman. Now you might think I am going to heap praise on her, but not today, or ever. Amazing and Randi always have a negative connotation. In this case, she and the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), along with the folks at the National Education Association (NEA), spent a combined … Read more
We’ve been barking up this tree for a hot minute. Sure, fully integrated Islam is completely incompatible with women’s rights- actual rights- but that hasn’t stopped the so-called party of women from aligning with Muslims in pursuit of power – but what about dogs? Islam will not brook dogs as pets, no matter what you … Read more
NH Residents Have Some Important Questions to Ask. In this video, a Timberlane school district resident explains the growing frustration many homeowners feel about school spending, administrative salaries, and the lack of meaningful financial oversight. New Hampshire taxpayers deserve to know where their education dollars are going. Consider these numbers: The Timberlane superintendent earns $172,425 … Read more
Some might argue that the Democratic Party is lost. Infiltrated by committed socialist zealots in the mold of Bernie Sanders and Sandy Cortez. A movement that has drawn dozens of DSA candidates out into the daylight in places where they feel safe running on ending the American Republic. People who are convinced that the Democrat … Read more
What hit me immediately after reading “Here’s how much income you need to be in the top 1% in every state” was that the states with the highest top incomes (i.e., greater than $900K/year) were run by Democrats. They included California, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Massachusetts (i.e., the bluest of the blue states). … Read more
“If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, it expects what never was and never will be.” Thomas Jefferson understood what most people ignore today: Freedom demands a price: knowledge. Tyrants across history have weaponized ignorance for one reason: educated people argue. Ignorant people obey. They play whack-a-mole with control: When one tactic fails, … Read more
Democrats love crime, and that’s not hyperbole. These judges sneak them out the jury door, their prosecutors refuse to prosecute, and their legislators create lists of crimes no one is supposed to punish. Oh, and they refuse to arrest criminal illegals, block agents from arresting them, or, if in custody, let them go. Criminals, trigger … Read more
The Democrats may regain the House of Representatives on Tuesday, but that does not mean it will be a day of celebration for Hakeem Jeffries. This month marks four years since Hakeem Jeffries became the minority leader in the House of Representatives. He succeeded legend Nancy Pelosi and was her pick as her successor in … Read more
The Granite State has ballot chain-of-custody issues that the newly completed ballot storage boxes could make worse. I explored all of that this morning, but this story is moving fast. After scheduling but before publication, more news broke, and the wheels might be coming off this bus. This is, after all, a Federal Election, and … Read more
This week on The Independents, join Free Stater O.G., Carla Gericke, for a controversial take about the upcoming midterms in the Free State of New Hampshire: Vote LP for Governor! Carla is joined by Granite State Libertarian Party candidate for Governor, Steve Villee (Mover No. 6), who will make the case that all Free Staters, … Read more
Clucker Commission Calls for “You Ain’t Eating Me or My Eggs” Strike Henry Eyesore: Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. This is your trusty reporter Henry Eyesore, together with Timothy Hasno Bottoms and Jelly Molly. We are bringing this report to you, live from the California refugee’s chicken coop. Through our highly suspect sources, we believe … Read more
Summary New Hampshire’s elections are not safe, clean, or well managed. And I’m not talking about the continuing problem of out-of-staters who have more voting rights than you; but as a reminder, anyone who can legally vote in another state should not be voting in ours. We can’t vote there; they can’t vote here, but … Read more
An oath of office is a promise to the public. New Hampshire law requires town officers to take that promise seriously. Under RSA 42:1, violating an oath can lead to removal; RSA 42:1-a specifies a petition to the county Superior Court. Those provisions demand evidence and due process—not accusations mistaken for verdicts. I believe Ossipee’s … Read more
This week, on The New England Take, AJ has a wide-ranging conversation with Libertarian Gubernatorial Candidate Stephen Villee on the future of the Libertarian Party in New Hampshire, how to change voting to support third-party options, and what seceding from the United States would look like. Learn more about his campaign at https://villee4nh.com Join the … Read more
Another fourth Wednesday means another segment with Jeff Chidester on WFEA. The main topic is elections and some things many people don’t know about ballot-integrity problems in New Hampshire. Your cast ballot is not secure, which means the elections aren’t either. I walk through recent grassroots activist efforts to secure completed ballots, chain-of-custody issues, and … Read more
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 30, 2026 Contact: Thomas J. Murray Jr. · 781-389-6107 · Tom@GIPAmerica.org N.H. Supreme Court Accepts Windham Resident’s Amicus Brief Placing 1850 Constitutional Convention Record Before the Court in Rand v. State Brief, filed in support of neither party, documents how the 1850 Convention drafted an express school-funding mandate for Part II, … Read more
Brownstone Inst. The month was January 2021, only a few weeks into the mass rollout of the injection called a vaccine. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had outsourced its collection of data from the VAERS system – designed to monitor vaccine safety – to General Dynamics Information Technology. GDIT wrote the CDC a … Read more
Reminder: Memes are memes and are neither vetted nor “fact-checked,” nor to be considered “research,” or taken seriously, nor do they (necessarily) represent the opinion of Grok Media, LLC, GraniteGrok.com, its sponsors, readers, authors, or advertisers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . … Read more
Join us this Saturday, October 31, at 10 AM at the Lions Pavilion (312 Washington Street, Keene, NH) for Turning Point Action’s Super Chase Get Out the Vote event—complete with a rally, snacks, and a few hours of door knocking to turn out voters. I’ve been the sole ballot chaser working in Keene, this liberal … Read more