Groktoberfest Micro-Interview with Carla Gericke

"What is the most important thing that GraniteGrok has brought to NH?"

Like with Jim Kofalt's, this video is also 7 months late. Better late than never? Thanks for being patient, Carla!

As you folks already know or remember, last October, we had our first Groktoberfest for Conservatarian (Conservative & Libertarian) activists to do what political folks do - yak, eat, shoot some guns ('natch - held at the Londonderry Fish and Game club), and listen to a few people tell us their stories...

...and yak, yak, and yak some more. Even though some view politics as rather boring and irrelevant, activists hold quite the opposite view. To the point that the "main events" fade into the background as the yakking just continues.

Again, at the event, I announced my semi-retirement from the 'Grok I had founded 18 years ago due to family issues that HAD to take priority. And in doing so, I turned over everything over to Steve knowing that it would be in the best of hands - I was not disappointed. Thus, my keyboard went silent until deciding that things had calmed down enough so that I could resume this hobby-obsession (much to the dismay of some, I bet).

So 7 months< I've finally found the time to process some videos and start putting them up on Rumble (Steve, during my absence, decided on Rumble instead of Youtube - I'm good with that even though I have to learn a whole new system).

Given that Groktoberfest was about GraniteGrok and the 18 years that we've been serving NH, the micro-interview question was:

"What was the reason all these folks returned, time after time after time, to read our opinions, hear about our political activism, and ride along with investigations we had done over the years?".