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THE GRANITE EAGLE


Be grateful for the freedom we have
Last week, I had the opportunity to attend an event that had a major impact on my patriotism and reinforced my strong belief about how fortunate we are to live in the United States of America. I was also reminded of the sacrifices so many great Americans in the armed forces make to allow people like you and I to live the lives we live.
Jun 23 min read


EFA expansion compromise achieves universal enrollment with a brake on growth
Though expanding Education Freedom Accounts to all New Hampshire students is a top Republican Party priority for this legislative...
May 302 min read


We are all responsible for our reliance on China
Over the last few months, we have been exposed to a broad range of stores about how much the world relies on China.
May 233 min read


Disregarding Trump’s Accomplishments is Unamerican
Ever since Donald Trump began his second term as President of the United States, there has been a constant barrage of activity. The pace at which the Trump administration works is something that leaves most people in awe. I’m not quite sure how he gets the energy he has, but I am thankful we have a president working so hard for us every day.
May 193 min read


Hidden Utility Charges Are Undermining Energy Freedom—and Costing You More
When you open your electric bill, you expect to pay for the power you use and the wires that deliver it. What you probably don’t expect is to help cover someone else’s energy losses—especially when those losses come from an investor owned utility.
May 133 min read


Question every news source
A few months ago, I was having dinner with a fourteen-year-old member of my family. We were talking about the news and what is going on in the world and we struck up a conversation about current events. The discussion shifted to the New Year's Day terrorist attack in New Orleans where a deranged ISIS influenced lunatic drove his truck into a crowd of people. My family member told me that he had heard about the incident and from his understanding, a truck was responsible for t
May 93 min read


A Conservative Case for Property Rights and Housing Access
Every individual has the fundamental right to enjoy their property—just as every individual has the right to access that same...
Apr 282 min read


We Don’t Need Illinois Values in New Hampshire
New Hampshire is a special place. We balance our budget without income taxes. We fight for public safety, protect parental rights, and...
Apr 263 min read


Let them keep doing what they’re doing
If you’re anything like most Americans, you’ve likely been shocked watching the ludicrous and un-American behaviors of extreme left wing Democrats that are being reported across the country.
Apr 233 min read


Our country is divided, and that’s not a good thing
It’s not often that we have an opportunity to pause and take the time to reflect on what is happening in our country.
Apr 163 min read


Reader Poll: Should New Hampshire Ban Transgender Girls (Biological Males) from Girls Bathrooms?
The New Hampshire House Republicans recently passed HB148 which allows the classification of individuals based on biological sex in three specific areas under New Hampshire law.
Apr 161 min read


House Finance budget rolls back post-COVID growth in state spending
A decade’s worth of state revenue growth, primarily from rising business tax collections, has fueled significant state spending increases since 2015, with a particularly large jump coming in the 2024-25 budget.
Apr 162 min read


It's time to drop the pronouns
For some strange reason, people started putting pronouns after their name in email auto signatures, as well as on their LinkedIn profile and business cards.
Apr 103 min read


Rep. Jason Osborne: HB 675 empowers taxpayers to reign in school spending
FOR TOO LONG, NH homeowners have been held hostage by runaway property taxes driven by out-of-control local school and municipal budgets.
Apr 63 min read


Jobs, Growth, and Opportunity: Republicans’ Proven Record for New Hampshire Businesses
NH’s small businesses are the lifeblood of our state’s economy.
Apr 34 min read


Protecting Children from Harmful Medical Interventions Is Common Sense, Not Controversy
When it comes to the health and well-being of children, we must be guided by facts, not feelings.
Apr 23 min read


DEI in New Hampshire’s Public Colleges is Disturbing
There are still large DEI departments within the University System of New Hampshire and absurd salaries
Apr 24 min read


Legalizing residential uses in commercial zones can strengthen N.H. communities
In many areas of NH it is literally illegal for shop owners, employees and customers to live in an apartment above or next to a business.
Mar 285 min read


Boston Mayor Michelle Wu does not represent the will of the people
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu does not represent the will of the people.
Mar 273 min read


Governor Ayotte’s Fast Action on Bail Reform Is a Hopeful Harbinger and a Great Leadership Indicator
Thanks to Governor Kelly Ayotte’s leadership and her effective partnering with our legislature, this bail disaster is coming to an end.
Mar 252 min read
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