Monthly Archives: August 2017
Weeding Out the Administrative State
“…one BIG reason why Trump and Steve Bannon are HATED by Democrats / Progressive Authoritarians – they’ve made one of their Administration anchors to corral in and eliminate what the Federal Govt has wrought – 98,099 final rules – with their “propose … Continue reading
Posted in GraniteGrok, National News, National Politics & Policy
Tagged Administrative rules, Regulations, Steve Bannon
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Ten Myths of the Left That Need to Be Burnt at the Stake
1. WE ARE A NATION OF IMMIGRANTS No, we’re not. We’re a nation of citizens. This country was built on legal immigration, and the ones who made it through learned the language and assimilated. Many didn’t get in. Today’s scenario is … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration/Illegal Immigration
Tagged Equality, Health Care, Immigration, Racism, Slavery
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Girard at Large – On Air News Read for August 8, 2017
Secretary of State William M. Gardner and Attorney General Gordon J. MacDonald announced that State Senator Betty Laskey, Democrat from Nashua, and State Rep. Neal Kurk, Republican from Weare, have dismissed the bogus lawsuit they brought to block Secretary of … Continue reading
The Raise Act and Illegal Immigration Issues in Massachusetts
Rich shared a news story concerning illegal immigrants who were trying to register driver licenses and discussed President Donald Trump’s proposed changes on legal immigration. He also addressed CNN journalist Jim Acosta’sstatements regarding his interaction with Senior White House Adviser Stephen Miller and spoke about those who have had … Continue reading
Posted in Girard At Large, Immigration/Illegal Immigration
Tagged Identity theft, RAISE Act, Rich Girard
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DartBlog: Donations to (Dartmouth) College are dropping precipitously
As ye sow, so shall ye reap, Phil Hanlon. Four years of ineptitude are being reflected in fundraising numbers so dismal that people all over higher education are talking. Rather than accelerating in the run-up to the formal announcement of … Continue reading
Posted in Economy/Economics, Education
Tagged DartBlog, Dartmouth, Donations, Phil Hanlon
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Missouri Cop Killing Suspect Also Wanted in New Hampshire
Court records show a man charged with killing a western Missouri police officer on Sunday has been wanted on a warrant in New Hampshire since 2013. The Missouri State Highway Patrol is searching for 39-year-old Ian McCarthy of Clinton, Missouri, … Continue reading
Time To Refuse The Standardized Tests (Don’t Be Misled By Superintendents)
You would think that after many parents in New Hampshire have refused to let their children take the standardized test, school administrators would lighten up a bit and stop bullying and misleading parents. I do have to mention that some … Continue reading
The Economics of New Hampshire’s Craft Beer Industry
Microbrews, nanobrews, tasting rooms, and seasonal pours…independent craft beer is on the rise in New Hampshire, but what is its economic impact? For beer fans and non-drinkers alike, the increase in small breweries is affecting New Hampshire tourism and small-town … Continue reading
Posted in Around New England, Economy/Economics
Tagged Beer, Craft Brew, Microbrews, nanobrews, tasting rooms
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Governor Chris Sununu’s letter to the Joint Health Care Reform Oversight Committee
Dear Chairman Hunt, At your last meeting, the committee decided to defer action on the request of the Department of Insurance for a federal waiver until you could ascertain my view on the Department’s proposal. Today New Hampshire’s individual health … Continue reading
The New Media Militia 