Category Archives: Local NH Politics

by Steve MacDonald Thre are fundamental problems with the way the New Hampshire government conducts its business, from the glut of agencies, the redundancy, inefficiency that has grown over the years, and the inability to coordinate information that was built … Continue reading →

A lot of people avoid politics because it seems so complex.  And there are plenty of people who make it that way on purpose to keep those very same people from getting involved.  If you are not involved you are … Continue reading →

I’ve been Busy since my trip to RightOnline in June though you wouldn’t know it to look here. There just haven’t been enough hours in the day to get all the content cross-posted so please feel free to visit GraniteGrok.com, … Continue reading →

by Steve MacDonald Thanks to commenter JackL for the reminder; that Jeanne “no oversight” Shaheen, Barack ‘Boondoggle’ FauxBama and the Democrats have always relied on the lie that rising energy prices were the result of “Evil Oil Speculators.” Evil Speculators…speculators… … Continue reading →

World Premiere of “Hating Breitbart” @RightOnline see it June 15th #RO12 http://ow.ly/be7cp

by Steve MacDonald A woman was kicked off a plane for wearing a shirt that read, “If I wanted the Government in My Womb I’d F*** a Senator.” There are plenty of things wrong with this. First, it assumes that … Continue reading →

by Steve MacDonald Over at the Concord Monitor web site, someone going by the name of ItsaRepublic, has been doing some very heavy lifting for GraniteGrok.  They have gone to bat on the investigation of Public Employees who have been … Continue reading →

I’ll be heading to RightOnline 2012 in just  few weeks.  The event is this June, in Las Vegas. Here is a bit of video from last year to get things started.  

by Steve MacDonald  Courtesy of The Blaze.com. The Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting entrepreneurship, and Thumbtack.com have released a study ranking the “least” and “most” business-friendly states in the U.S. Idaho, Texas, Oklahoma, and Utah all … Continue reading →

by Steve MacDonald  Meet Robert M. Sullivan.  Mr Sullivan, at the age of 58 ( I believe),  ‘retired’ as the Superintendent of the Middleboro Massachusetts School District, where he was earning 128,000.00 per year.  But like many “retired” public school superintendents, … Continue reading →