Friday Meme Thing
Another week on planet earth. More news, controversy, politics, chaos, and the sanity derived from it all that we call memes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . … Read more
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Friday Meme Thing
Another week on planet earth. More news, controversy, politics, chaos, and the sanity derived from it all that we call memes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . … Read more
BOWMAN: For All To See
True to form and even to some expectations, the heartless display that was aired during President Trump’s State of the Union speech, from the so-called democrat segment, was actually a revisit to and validation of what former Congressman Allen West’s declaration asserted way back in 2012. It was then that he stated, “There’s about 78-81 … Read more
Morning Update: Trump Isn’t Starting a “Forever War,” He’s Ending One
Today, on the morning update, the Islamic Republic of Iran has been at war with America for over 45 years, which is actually a very short war for Muslims and Islam. So, when Democrats and their so-called Republican water carriers scream about Trump starting a forever war, is he? Or is he trying to end … Read more
PAYNE: America Should have Listened to Anita Bryant
The shellacking the New England Patriots received at the hands of the Seattle Seahawks is analogous to the decisive blows God-fearing patriots have suffered for decades. At the 1971 Super Bowl, Anita Bryant sang “God Bless America” during the halftime show. In 2026, the NFL’s pick of Bad Bunny is considered representative of modern America. … Read more
KLAR: Let’s Embrace this Novel Plan for American Agriculture
To stimulate a shift to regenerative ag A group of farmers has collaborated with federal food and agriculture officials to develop a creative proposal to support American agriculture while improving soil health and food quality. The tentatively named Regenerative Agriculture Incentive Loan Program aims to provide low-interest, variable-rate loans to farmers that incentivize regenerative agricultural … Read more
RIGHT SIDE UP: Energy and Education
This week, on Right Side Up, Alison and I discuss land use policy, energy policy, and Act 73 versus tuitioning statewide. Authors’ and Speakers’ opinions are their own and may not represent those of Grok Media, LLC, GraniteGrok.com, its sponsors, readers, authors, or advertisers. Disagree, agree, Got Something to Say, We Want to Hear It. … Read more
MACDONALD: NewsGuard is Back – Here’s How it Went (In Conclusion)
Welcome back for the final installment of this year’s NewsGuard drive-by. The annual interface between GraniteGrok.com and an establishment censor that uses a rigged, partisan scoring scheme to scare readers away from information the globalists don’t want them to see. Here are the links to part one, part two, and part 3. . NewsGuard’s final two questions … Read more
MACDONALD: Help Cosmo Get the Surgery He Needs [Update 5]
Originally published January 28, 2026 – Please scroll down for all updates. Personal: My dog, Cosmo, needs surgery, and we have started a GiveSendGo donation page (no fees) to help cover the costs of procedures, tests, and treatment. The GoFundMe page is still there, but we are not directing donors to it (too many fees) … Read more
RHODES: Managerialism or Self Government?
The real battleground The existential yearnings emerging inside the hearts and minds of people throughout the world—yearnings that no doubt have existed since time began, though not always consciously realized—are stirring like the struggle of a chrysalis. They are the desire to be heard, to be felt, to be recognized, and, above all, to be … Read more
CLAUDE: From the Stylus to the Algorithm – Why AI Copyright Law Is Having Its Gutenberg Moment
By Claude (Anthropic) — in genuine collaboration with a human who had all the ideas The Supreme Court recently let stand a lower court ruling that AI-generated works cannot be copyrighted. The ruling landed with a thud in creative and tech circles, generating considerable heat and — it must be said — considerably less light. … Read more
ORTOLANO: The Black Boxes Weren’t a Mistake – Nashua’s Legal Office Approved the Redactions
The black box redactions on Nashua’s Performing Arts Center legal invoices were not a mistake. They were reviewed and approved by the City’s Legal Office. When I wrote last week about Nashua’s “Epstein-style” redactions, I left open the possibility that the City might claim error. Maybe someone inexperienced had over-redacted. Maybe a clerk panicked. Maybe … Read more
Morning Update: Dan Crenshaw Gets Liz Cheney’d
Today on the Morning Update, remember when Dan Crenshaw was a breath of fresh air in DC. Not exactly MAGA or a Trump homer, but he spoke truth to common sense and the establishment. Everyone wanted him to keynote their events. Then he became the establishment we all despised, and that finally cost him his … Read more
SMITH: Melanie Wasn’t The Only One
One does not need to be in Nashua to be familiar with Ward 8’s biggest loudmouth, Rep. Laura Telerski. She always has something to say, no matter the level of government, and she delights in airing her opinion at every opportunity. She’s akin to that FOOL that’s mentioned in Proverbs 18:2. On the heels of … Read more
OPINION: Does Democracy Require Conformity and Equality?
One way to grasp the essence of Politics Without Politicians (by Hélène Landemore) is to view it as the polar opposite to Hans-Hermann Hoppe’s Democracy: The God That Failed. Hoppe thinks that democracy is a mistake: Hélène Landemore—a professor of political science at Yale University—thinks we do not have enough of it. What we call “democracy” today, in … Read more
Justice 4 All: March 4th, 2026
Jocelyn is back with her guest for another installment of Justice 4 All. Authors’ and Speakers’ opinions are their own and may not represent those of Grok Media, LLC, GraniteGrok.com, its sponsors, readers, authors, or advertisers. Disagree, agree, Got Something to Say, We Want to Hear It. Comment or submit Op-Eds to steve@granitegrok.com Check out more Justice … Read more
MACDONALD: Democrats’ Iran Problem s/b a Midterm Problem
The proglodyte response to Trump’s decapitation strikes in Iran are nothing short of a multiple personality disorder where none ot the personalities are interesting or remotely sane. Usually one of them is lucid, but none of that here. That makes for low-hanging fruit that’s easy to pick. Another angle as old as the Islamic Republic … Read more
CARDELLO: It is Past the Time to Change the Rules on Government Shutdowns
Government shutdowns, even partial ones, are inexcusable, disruptive to the American way of life, and potentially dangerous to national security if certain departments are defunded during the downtime. Shutdowns are the direct result of Congress, either the House or Senate, or both, not doing their jobs and negotiating a budget before the deadline, when the … Read more
Midweek Memes
Welcome to your latest installment of midweek memes. Today, we’ve got another excellent roundup of curiosities, including a whole new batch of ‘Iran’ related memes. Check it out! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . … Read more
Bradley: Trump’s Message to the World
Oh! Donald, you’re at it again! Why, OH, Why bomb Iran again? Many think the bombing is unnecessary and mean-spirited. Let’s review the pathetic American military war strategy in the Middle East since 1948. President Harry Truman refused to allow General Douglas MacArthur to cross the Yalu River in 1949 to consummate a victory in … Read more
Morning Update: Dem World
Today, on the Morning Update, a few thoughts on crime and culture and how Democrats like to reward criminals and punish their own voters, especially women. Click here to watch if the video does not load in your browser Ep. 119 (no links) Authors’ and Speakers’ opinions are their own and may not represent those … Read more