“Collusion” is writing fake news articles about the media’s most favored candidate? Is that what Russian meddling in an election is about? I feel safer already. What will Mueller’s next move be, arrest Putin and make him talk?
We all know this is nuts, right? Indicting foreigners for an almost non-existent case of collusion, meddling, and hacking – but letting George Soros spend billions trying to influence American elections – for real. | More at GraniteGrok.com
To recap: at about the time we put up a post, Windham School Board Approves Unconstitutional “BATHROOM BILL” Policy, I received an email from a Donna Sawyer who believes that people (other than her) are SO stupid that they have to be told “oh, GraniteGrok might get a spiff if you buy something there”. | More at GraniteGrok.com
During tonight’s school board meeting, Chairman Boyle pretended he knew nothing of my complaint to the Timberlane auditors. In fact, every board member knew of my letter to the auditor. They just chose to do nothing about it and shame on them. |Keep Reading at timberlaneandsandown
Skip Murphy joins me to discuss HB 1668, the soda ban bill that empowers the nanny state to micro-manage yet another aspect our existence. What beverage restaurants can allow parents to order with kids meals? | More at GraniteGrok.com
Senate Bill 490’s title indicates it’s about studying end-of-life issues, but the sponsor’s recent Senate testimony told a different tale. Cornerstone Action’s executive director Shannon McGinley explains the organization’s opposition to the bill. |Keep Reading at Cornerstone
This morning a 2.7 magnitude earthquake hit Sandown. I ran to my window thinking the oil delivery truck I was expecting had flipped over and exploded near my house. As exciting as that was, it didn’t compare to the explosive revelations at the school board meeting tonight. | Keep Reading at timberlaneandsandown
New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu hailed 2017 as a year of great promise in the state while vowing to double down on the policies that he says led to those gains.
Sununu looked back and forward during his first State of the State address Thursday before a joint session of both houses of the New Hampshire Legislature. He talked at length about the efforts taken to reduce unneeded regulation in the state and the growth of New Hampshire’s economy and business community. | More at NH Watchdog
Lily M. Dawson of 5 Mohawk Drive, Clinton, Ct. 06413-2012 has some surprises for our informal New Hampshire jury of legally registered voters.
Are you ready ladies and gentlemen of the jury? | More at Granitegrok.com
CONCORD – New Hampshire House Speaker Gene Chandler (R-Bartlett) and House Majority Leader Dick Hinch (R-Merrimack) release statements following Governor Sununu’s State of the State Address.
House Speaker Gene Chandler (R-Bartlett)
“The governor put forward today an uplifting account of the state of our state and the character if its people. |Keep Reading at NHHouseGOP.com
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