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More coming – video and pics! Tonite, the Rochester 9/12 Project had a special meeting where the following spoke: John Stephen, Republican nominee for NH Governor (and was introduced by his primary opponent, Jack Kimball) Frank Guinta, Republican nominee for US Congress, NH CD-1 Dan Itse, Republican running for the NH House Here, a group …
Live blogging – er, after the fact! Rochester 9/12 tonite Read More »
More extremism from Richard Olsen (who IS on the list already): Advocacy for lower taxes and less spending…. Supporting a smaller, more efficient constitutional government… Supporting a families right to keep government out of family decisions… Supporting the fundamental and ‘individual" right to keep and bear arms… Supporting the family through educational choice with charter …
Islamofascism – a political system wrapped up in the trappings of religion. The Left is always playing Chicken Little about a Christian fundamentalist theocracy taking hold and taking over here in America. I’ve listened to this tommyrot for decades – it ain’t happened, it isn’t happening, and it won’t either. Shariah Law, on the other …
Well now, Gary Hoffman is ticked off! He makes this suggestion to Madams Wallner and Smith: "Perhaps you need to expand the membership in this "club". Perhaps it needs to be the "Extreme 160 thousand". His issues? I do not think that the State can mandate seat belt usage to law abiding citizens I do …
In response to Terry Downs’s Letter to the Editor (see after the jump): To the Editor: Terry Downs’ letter to the Laconia Daily Sun on October 12 mostly seems right, but his conclusion is baffling. Most Americans probably share the three key values he identifies, personal freedom, equitable tax code with no one getting a …
No, these are not Democrat values (even if a Democrat writes it) Read More »
Another Obama "untruth" – from the NY bleeping Times, for golly’s sake: In speech after speech lately, President Obama has vowed to oppose a Republican proposal “to cut education by 20 percent,” a reduction that would “eliminate 200,000 children from Head Start programs” and “reduce financial aid for eight million college students.” Except that strictly …
OK. It’s kind of National Enquirer circa 1975, but it gets points for being an artistically accurate representation of the relationship. Note: No NEA funding was required so no taxpayer dollars were harmed in the making of this "expression." Note#2: I decided to post this after reading Tim Horrigan’s assertion over at Red Hampshire that …
Well, Jennifer Horn weighs in – and is properly miffed that Madams Wellner and Smith have not seen fit to include former candidates and activists: Balanced Budget Amendment Term Limits repealing Obamacare cutting spending by eliminating waste, fraud and redundancy from every level of government Constitutional leadership reforms like eliminating Congressional pensions our elected representatives …
So has Ray misjudged the effect? I think he has. What was supposed to work as a brush fire for voter turn out on the left has electrified the right. It’s re-motivating Buckley’s opposition even more, just weeks before the election. And it’s obvious the liberal socialist mouth breathers did not spend to much time thinking about this list because there are dozens of Republicans asking why they are not on the list. Not to mention the surreal effort to frame the extremism with what amounts to complete and utter nonsense.
Some states are dragging their feet about getting absentee ballots to our military, especially those overseas. But, there is a federal web site that provides generic ballots that soldiers can use to at least cast their votes for US Senators and Congressmen if a soldier’s absentee ballot does not arrive in time. The web site …
Why are some states disenfranchising our military? Read More »
