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I got a tip just after 2pm that the story has broken that James O’Keefe’s Project Veritas has done yet another undercover investigation. First, however, let’s set the stage with what Gov. Lynch has said: The right to vote is a fundamental right that is guaranteed to all citizens of this State under the United …
And Secretary of State Gardner SWEARS that there is no voter fraud in NH? Read More »
“Some circumstantial evidence is very strong, as when you find a trout in the milk.” —Henry David Thoreau Brendan Bisbee is a former police officer who now sits in jail, convicted of perjury after he lied to help his girlfriend Kristin Ruggiero lie in order that her ex-husband be thrown in jail, have his …
Ahoy Maties!! There be rats on that thar sinking ship, and they are voting against “The One”! Just for fun, I checked the Democrat primary results over at WMUR.COM, and found that, yes Virginia, there was dissent, there were pleanty of write-ins (10%), and no, The Red Queen<tm> was not amongst them, but I was highly amused …
Mitt Romney owned the New Hampshire Primary. Period. Turnout was good and steady but not unusual. Nothing dramatic happened. People just gave up and voted for Mittens. With 95% reporting Governor Romney took 39% of the vote. Ron Paul came in second with 23%. Governor Huntsman managed third with 17%. Gingrich and Santorum both had …
Hot off the presses: This week’s RLCNH Report features a long list of bills that the legislature did not vote on last week, plus a calendar full of House committee hearings. Top action items for the week include: HB 574 to restore property rights during a time of emergency HB 1382 to allow parents to …
Good stuff: The RLCNH Report for the week of January 9 Read More »
In response to a Letter to the Editor in the Daily Sun (P. 4) today, i sent in this response (original Letter after the jump): I actually wonder why there is not more discussion of theology in “public square”, Mr. Carey. After all, it was the philosophy of Judeo-Christian theology that gave rise to the …
“It’s 2012 and we’re reading letters debating theology?” Yes, and we should! Read More »
