New Ham Last week, Gov. Chris Sununu signed the state’s first law pertaining to these programs, which will fund a Department of Revenue Administration study on the potential lost timber tax revenue and require the Division of Forestry to create a registry of all carbon offset sites in the state. It was introduced in the state House ... Read more
Readers of GraniteGrok are well aware of the Founder’s fear of tyranny and how they would perceive the current imperial presidency. For those who don’t have their copy of the Anti-Federalist Papers handy, here are some quotes: Cato No. 4 (possibly written by George Clinton but definitely not by this George Clinton): “He is not ... Read more
I work seven days a week, so making time for other things often requires a bit of juggling. I know how to juggle (both time and objects), so this is not outside my wheelhouse. And when I got an invite to be part of the Tall Ships parade in Porstough Friday, I was like, YES! ... Read more
I have a plethora of thoughts about the Presidential election. There are so many topics that lead from one to another, but I’ll highlight a few. I have serious concerns about where our country is headed. We have the Democrats that are pulling so many shenanigans that are obviously unconstitutional, in the open, with no ... Read more
This Candace Owens Clip Perfectly Explains The Media Brainwashing Taking Place In America Today It’s based on a CIA experiment. “CIA, back in the day, did this experiment where they placed 18 people in a room. 17 of those people...
Tom Bowler
Even the most politically active among us tend to ignore the races for County Commissioner, but having met a few and worked on other projects with some, I learned how important that gig is. They are responsible for your county budget, spending, and taxes, and while you have a County Delegation, having good Commissioners can’t ... Read more
Concerned that rapid development threatened critical agricultural resources, Indiana’s Legislature in 2023 commissioned a study to determine the status of the state’s farmland. Noting that most agricultural land loss neighbored cities and suburban areas, the study concluded that Indiana lost 345,682 acres of farmland between 2010 and 2022. As Bill Gates and China notoriously gobble up ... Read more
Kamala Harris was never very gifted as a politician, public speaker, or much else, but she must be good at being ruthless and unforgiving – and perhaps networking and extortion. Otherwise, she’d be working for Gavin Newsom or some other left-coast liberal clown. As lunch would have it, she’s our clown and is desperately seeking ... Read more
My RTK journey began almost 2 years ago when the City of Nashua was appraised for new property values (Laurie Ortolano has a wealth of examples to supplement mine). Shocked by my personal copy of their report, I sought to know specific methods in which specific types of properties were appraised, compared to one another, ... Read more
Note: Rigth Rally will ultimately be a place for podcasts and longer-form videos. Until then, it will catch whatever I throw into it. The Honest Kamal Harris Campaign Ad
Nathaniel Grigsby died in 1890 and was interred at the Attica Cemetery in Attica, Kansas. The epitaph on his tombstone reads: “Through this inscription, I wish to enter my dying protest against what is called the Democratic party. I have watched it closely since the days of Jackson and know that our nation’s misfortunes have come ... Read more
If you traveled 1000 miles and asked 100 People, depending on their age, if New Hampshire was a border state, almost no one would guess yes. And if it weren’t for the First in the Nation Primary, once you got away from the northeast, I doubt anyone would know the state exists. The fact that ... Read more
All finger pointing and blame gaming aside, the blue line here is the source of the inflation problem. It's not a mystery. The reason this is not part of public knowledge is that both parties are implicated. pic.twitter.com/TVsdHqscvV — Jeffrey...
Tom Bowler
Dear Goffstown Republican voters: please don’t elect a Democrat campaigning as a conservative in your upcoming September 10 primary. Yes, he has served on Goffstown boards for many, many years, but is Goffstown better off for it? Back in March, Peter Georgantas, Goffstown’s current Select Board chair, motioned to NOT recommend and then voted against ... Read more
Shortly after that mask the media and Democrats had placed over Joe Biden’s dementia slipped, the left went all in on connecting Project 2025 to Donald Trump. I noticed it in the meme world first, but I had no idea what it was. Neither did Donald Trump. President Trump’s plan is called Agenda 47. Project ... Read more
New York Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s (AOC) recent announcement of impeachment charges against the US Supreme Court’s two most conservative justices appears entirely political in both motive and timing. Democrat Senators have sought to tag-team with AOC by calling for a special counsel investigation of the same justices in an effort seemingly designed to give a ... Read more
As I write this on 7/25, the MACHINE has been busy rewriting history. Kamala Harris was never … NEVER … in charge of the border. Kamala Harris was not … NOT … a DEI hire. Etc., etc., etc.. The MACHINE-media is editing articles from the beginning of the BidenX-figurehead-Presidency to support the MACHINE-narrative … WE ... Read more
Ask yourself about the tactic of repetitive messaging. It’s not just a political tool but also an advertising mainstay. It is believed that to repeat an advertising ‘come on’ three times is to heighten the public’s retention. This explains why the telephone number is usually repeated three times. Carry that ploy into politics or into ... Read more
In the wake of the attempted assassination of former president and Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump we have witnessed an unprecedented amount of convoluted government activity shedding light on its current state. In that light we now see both a child-like and grotesque image of the façade we call government. Depending upon how far back ... Read more
Of course, we knew this was coming. In fact, they told us so. It was one of the very first Behind the Lines stories back on January 30, 2023 (I started this column on January 11th of that year) that shared the video clip of The Conservation Law Foundation’s Chase Whiting testifying to the Senate Committee on Natural ... Read more
