Monthly Archives: August 2017
Get Local NH Taxpayer Group Town Domain Names Cheap!!!
CNHT has been holding on to a list of abandoned or likely taxpayer or local activist group domain names by New Hampshire town. If you’ve considered starting or re-starting one or would like to hang on to an available name just in … Continue reading
Trial begins for NH man charged with disorderly conduct at Alton selectmen’s meeting
Jeffrey Clay, 58, spoke on four separate occasions during the Feb. 22 selectmen’s meeting during which he was ultimately arrested by then Alton police officer Bill Tolios. Defense attorney Jared Bedrick told the judge he will move to dismiss the charges following … Continue reading
Posted in Free Speech, Local NH Politics
Tagged Alton, Arrested, Jeffrey Clay, Selectman
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2 men plead guilty to drug trafficking charges
Two New Hampshire men have pleaded guilty to federal charges of trafficking heroin and cocaine. Court documents say a state trooper saw 34-year-old Jason Brewer committing multiple motor vehicle violations while driving on Interstate 95 near the Hampton tolls in … Continue reading
Voter Fraud Claims for Jenna Rackovan and Addressing ACLU’s Suit
Rich talked to Ed Naile, Chairman of the Coalition of New Hampshire Taxpayers, for A Question of Voter Fraud. After hearing criticisms from Jenna Rackovan, who Ed previously called out as a fraudulent voter, Ed displayed the information that caused him … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Girard At Large, Vote Fraud
Tagged Ed Naile, Jenna Rackovan, Rich Girard, Vote Fraud
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Girard At Large: On Air News Read for August 2, 2017
The federal government published information on proposed rate increases for New Hampshire’s Obamacare Health Insurance Exchange for 2018, yesterday. As expected it showed that consumers in the individual market will likely face increases of more than forty percent, which New Hampshire Insurance Commissioner Roger … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Debt/Spending, Economy/Economics, Health Care
Tagged Health Care, News Read, Rich Girard
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Donna Green: Seattle’s Pointless Legal Battle with Public Money
The very first right of the public to be infringed in floundering administrations is the public’s right to know what their government is doing. Unlike rational individuals spending their own money, public entities will take up hopeless legal battles in … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Debt/Spending, Donna Green, taxes
Tagged Earl Metzler, SAU 55, Seattle, Spending, taxes
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NH Pro-Marijuana Advocates Discuss Decriminalization Effort and Future Goals
The law was first introduced by Rep. Robert “Renny” Cushing, D-Hampton, and will go into effect on Sept. 16, making New Hampshire the last state in New England to decriminalize possession of marijuana. Matt Simon, the New England Political Director … Continue reading
Maggie Hassan Suddenly Concerned About the Independence of the FBI
“In the wake of President Trump’s abrupt firing of former FBI Director James Comey and the President’s own suggestion that he fired Comey because of the FBI’s ongoing investigation into the Trump campaign and Russian interference in the 2016 election, … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, National News, National Politics & Policy
Tagged Christopher Wray, Director, FBI, Jeanne Shaheen, Maggie Hassan
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Kelly flexes muscle his first day on the job at White House
“It definitely has the fingerprints of a new sheriff in town,” said Blain Rethmeier, who guided Kelly through the Senate confirmation process for the Homeland Security post. Rethmeier said that what stood out about Kelly during the time they worked … Continue reading
Posted in National News, National Politics & Policy
Tagged Chief of Staff, Kelly, White House
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Goodbye Teachers, Hello Computers: Thank Common Core And ESSA
Back in 2010 when the New Hampshire State Board of Education adopted Common Core, I warned that this was a set up for failure. Not only would Common Core dumb down our public schools, we’d see other negative changes, including … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Girard At Large
Tagged Ann Marie Banfield, Common Core, Computers, Teachers
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The New Media Militia 