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Granite Grok has endorsed Grant Bosse for the Republican primary in NH-02:
Coupled with a brevity of speech that makes us envious in getting out a maximum message (without sounding like a sound bite machine) and the ability and willingness to always be working at Internet speed has impressed us. He lives his campaign motto of "I may be outspent but I will never be outworked" as he seems to be in all places at once. His conservative foundation has rung a friendly bell here at the 'Grok.
Believe it or not, I think this is good and healthy news for a few reasons.
First, Grant Bosse, from my perspective on the other side of the fence, has been working harder and more creatively than the others in the CD2 GOPer derby. Secondly, he has been much more policy specific than Horn and Clegg. And finally, Bosse seems to get New Media better than the others, which makes the Granite Grok endorsement even more appropriate, since they are the only conservative blog worth reading in New Hampshire, imho.
Obviously we're all working hard for Paul Hodes here. But he at least deserves an opponent with whom we can all disagree on issues, which would be something of a novelty these days. Frankly, it's a little tiresome going up against a party that's long on corruption and empty rhetoric. Going up proudly against the other side, and winning, because we believe our ideas are better than their ideas is much more satisfying than looking out in disgust at the wreckage the GOP has wrought these last eight years.
I still think Clegg's bottomless pile of self-funding will decide this thing, but at the same time, and at the risk of being used as fodder for Horn or Clegg, I can recognize that the Grokkers made the right call here.
