Granite Grok

I had the opportunity to chat with Kimberly Morin (guest hosting for Joe Messina on The Real Side), about GraniteGrok.com, New Media, and its impact on old media, politics, and culture. This is the second of two segments on the topic. Two more segments follow on the elections, turnout, and more (to follow).

Part One can be found here.

I had the opportunity to chat with Kimberly Morin (guest hosting for Joe Messina on The Real Side), about GraniteGrok.com, New Media, and its impact on old media, politics, and culture. This is the first of two segments on the topic (in the first hour of a two-hour appearance).

Nicole Fortune joins me to discuss a proposed amendment to the constitution (CACR22) known as Marsy’s law. A change sold as victims rights that are actually bad for victims, bad for privacy, bad for the accused, but good for government. Listen to find out why.

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Another week’s worth of content compiled into one handy podcast. We start with a rewind episode with Dr. Matt Briggs about Trump’s polling before the election and end with a warning about dealing with the left. Never give up, never surrender, and never ever beg.

More ways to listen on the blog page for this episode.

The left can’t just disagree. They seek and exploit any sign of weakness to destroy political opponents. Skip Murphy and I explore the topic by jumping off an article in Taki Mag by Davide Cole titled, “Memo to Laura Ingraham, Never Beg.”

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The week’s interviews in one convenient podcast and yes, I forgot to post these last Saturday, so here they are.

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Ed Naile got his hands on a copy of the Manchester, New Hampshire voter checklist. He joins me to explore some familiar names he discovered that are still in there.

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Ed Naile has his right to know request back from Newbury, New Hampshire,  We review the details and explore the options when a town (inadvertently?) violates your constitutional rights.

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The NEA is planning a rally in Concord later this month. Kimberly Morin joins me to discuss their terms for surrender, a few contradictions, and some interesting side-lines about the day of the planned event.

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