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Today, on the Morning Update, climate cultists are spewing their emissions at the US Supreme Court, hoping for a big score against “big oil,” but if they truly want to “make a difference,” they should be suing China… but maybe they can’t. Watch on the ‘Grok Rumble Channel if the Embedded Video does not load. … Read more
Quantum Immortality, Branching Realities, and the Illusion of Fate Imagine that somewhere, in a branch of reality you can no longer reach, you did not make it. A car swerved a fraction of a second too late. A coin landed the other way. A moment that ended well for you ended very differently for another … Read more
Dolly Parton was a national treasure, and her passing last month was a huge loss to her family, friends, and the music world, but it was a tremendous loss for America. It is nearly impossible to find someone universally loved by everyone, but that was Dolly Parton. By the numbers, Dolly had a 97% approval … Read more
The so-called privacy freaks who refused to cough up voter roll data have been awfully quiet when you’d expect them to be caterwauling. After all, it was your privacy that concerned them. That’s what they said. We can’t give up voter roll data to the Feds to ensure it’s clean; there’s information in there and … Read more
Most people might already know that anyone who is eligible to serve in the office being sought can avoid having to become a Republican or Democrat just for the sake of having ballot access in November. Such candidates declare their intent to Secretary of State Scanlan’s office during filing time. While ordinary candidates are working … Read more
Article Summary: New Hampshire taxpayers are repeatedly told that local school budgets must continue to increase because the cost of educating children keeps rising. But there is another question taxpayers should be asking: How much of that growing school budget is actually reaching the classroom—and how much is being spent on an expanding layer of … Read more
Candidates no longer run for a particular office, whether local, state, or federal. Today’s politician is running for attention. They may be running for governor, but their eyes are already on a Senate seat, or even the Oval Office. This is partly a product of a political system that has dwarfed the government in importance, … Read more
Today on the Morning Update, the son of an occasional ‘Grok contributor wins a 4th Amendment case against a local school district, but are there any other consequences for an illegal search than a legal settlement and an admission of guilt? Watch on the ‘Grok Rumble Channel if the Embedded Video does not load. Links … Read more
Story Summary The question before the House is not what specialized training the Family Division needs. The question is what specialized training is needed to violate the constitutional rights of families while collecting federal money for doing it. 1. Referee Forrest admitted under oath: “I do not practice law.” Under RSA 490-F:10, referees are not … Read more
This week on GrokTALK!: we talk oil, gas prices, the Trump economy, jobs, failed Dem energy policy, the looming oil glut and oil price collapse, and no matter what happens, how the left can only make things cost more. “Tradition is not the worship of ashes, but the preservation of fire.” – Gustav Mahler Watch on … Read more
Eight months ago, a dude in a dress shot up a school in Tumbler Ridge, Canada. The “authorities,” and we use the term loosely, referred to him, who identified as a her, as a ‘gun person.’ They didn’t want to talk about the transgender thing, so trans identifying people can identify as any of the … Read more
New England is a small but very diverse region of the country. From the sparsely populated, generally conservative Aroostook County in Northern Maine to the rather liberal, densely populated Hartford, CT, you can find every type of U.S. Voter imaginable. But the one thing that New England doesn’t offer is representation for Republicans. Democrats have … 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
Alderman Derek Thibeault’s recent comments in InkLink on taxes and state funding overlook a fundamental fact: residents can reasonably hold local government accountable when local government continues to increase spending and, as a result, increase the tax burden on taxpayers. Since 2023, Nashua’s General Fund budget has increased by approximately 20.89%, while Enterprise Fund expenditures … Read more
Today, on the Morning Update, there’s been some more legal pushback against the blatant Islamization of America in Dearbornistan, but even if you win, who is going to enforce it, and what does that look like? Watch on the ‘Grok Rumble Channel if the Embedded Video does not load. Links: Authors’ and Speakers’ opinions are … Read more
The NHCADSV has issued a statement on the Cornell 7 story. How ironic. Please remember that the NHCADSV’s own attorney, David Vicinanzo, successfully petitioned Merrimack County DA/Superior Court to block publication of the Grand Jury Criminal Investigation into St. Paul’s School. Vicinanzo, per RTK emails from the AG’s office, represented multiple parties with conflicting interests, … Read more
In this installment of the Granite Discourse, my guest is Jason Gerhard, a former NH state rep and candidate for Merrimack County Sheriff. He is also trying to raise awareness about the power of the grand jury. Authors’ and Speakers’ opinions are their own and may not represent those of Grok Media, LLC, GraniteGrok.com, its sponsors, … Read more
If you missed last week’s GrokTALK! I discussed this problem and its impacts on Granite Staters. If we elect Democrat majorities and a Democrat government, the first-session budget cost increase for what we know they have planned is probably an additional 2-4 billion in new taxes. Sucked out of your businesses, bank accounts, pocketbooks, investments, … Read more
A former Vermont lieutenant governor seeking to regain her seat is taking heat from both ends of the political spectrum after she apparently answered hot-button policy questions with different answers to different audiences. Democrat candidate Molly Gray leads Republican incumbent John Rodgers in the race for lieutenant governor in the November 3 general election, according … Read more
Someone is running an ad for Chris Pappas that apes the lies we debunked from Stefany Shaheen. The false narrative is that Trump cut health benefits and made prescriptions cost more for seniors. It’s actually the opposite. The fine print from the article Shaheen linked? “The Journal quoted an administration official who said the additional … Read more