Monthly Archives: February 2018
GraniteGrok Breaks Alexa Top 5 For Internet “Media” Sites In New Hampshire
Back on January 2nd, 2018 we set a goal of improving from number nine on our list of Media sites in New Hampshire to number seven. We did that, and a little bit more. As of this morning, February 13th, 2018 … Continue reading
Representative Karel Crawford Votes for Income Tax
Karel Crawford — who represents Tuftonboro, Moultonborough, and Sandwich in the state legislature — voted February 8 for a 0.67% income tax on New Hampshire workers in the form of HB 628. | More at Tuftonboro.net
Posted in Legislation, Local NH Politics, taxes
Tagged HB 628, Karel Crawford, Max Ledoux, Tuftonboro.net
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UNH, surveys on children, and who is looking out for them? WARNING to PARENTS
Now that New Hampshire has a law (signed by Governor Sununu in 2017) that requires informed written consent from parents/guardians before a school district can administer a non-academic survey, I wanted to share an e-mail exchange between a professor at … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Girard At Large
Tagged Ann Marie Banfield, Children, Student Surveys, Study, UNH
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Schiff out of Luck
Long before Donald Trump ran into Adam Schiff, he outclassed another phony, a so-called comedian, posing as a rapper. Trump agreed to sit through an interview with the fake rapper. It did not go well for the guy who thought … Continue reading
Jack Widmer Misleads on Glenn Cordelli
Speaking on Saturday, Tuftonboro Treasurer Jack Widmer misleadingly stated that state representative Glenn Cordelli (R-Tuftonboro) had co-sponsored a bill that would have raised the school tax rate in Tuftonboro. |More at Tuftonboro.net
Posted in Local NH Politics
Tagged Glenn Cordelli, Jack Widmer, Max Ledoux, Tuftonboro.net
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Even Sasquatch Leaves Tracks
I was at the US Civil Rights Commission hearing in Raleigh, North Carolina recently and sat through hours of testimony, by what amounted to race hustlers spinning tales of minority disenfranchisement. The hallway outside the hearing was my “safe space” … Continue reading
Posted in CNHT, Elections, GraniteGrok, Vote Fraud
Tagged Ed Naile, Minority Voters, US Commission on Civil Rights, Vote Fraud
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School Choice for NH: Schedule for Week of February 12, 2018
Only one school choice bill has a public hearing continued this week; the rest are awaiting amendments and executive sessions. The pause allows us to advocate for our bills while committees deliberate and handle other business. Below is the upcoming … Continue reading
NH Rep Sean Morrison angling for a RINO of the Week award
I guess that NH Rep Sean Morrison never learned about the Theory of Holes. Steve first mentioned him in his post on voting for HB628, Paid Family Leave, HB628, whereby he believes that Government has the right to crowd out the … Continue reading
SB 490: “A Thinly Veiled Effort to Study Assisted Suicide”
Nancy Elliott wasted no time sending a message to the New Hampshire Senate committee considering SB 490, the “end of life” study bill. The bill’s sponsor made her assisted suicide advocacy clear in her own testimony, if not in her bill. … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Leaven for the Loaf, Legislation
Tagged Ellen Kolb, End of Life, Euthanasia, Nancy Elliott, SB 490
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Timberlane Tax: Sandown +10%; Other Towns Catch a Break
Here’s an astonishing political fact. For three towns in the Timberlane district, the 2018-2019 budget is easily digestible while Sandown is taking an enormous blow. Whether the towns choose the default budget (near flat-line) or a $1 million higher operating … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Debt/Spending, Donna Green, Education, taxes
Tagged Arthur Green, Budget, Sandown, taxes, Timberlane Regional School District
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The New Media Militia 