Early in her term, we at GraniteGrok told Kelly Ayotte that she was exceeding our expections. Then, however, it was clear that she had thrown in with both US Senators Maverick McCain and Lindsey Grahamnesty. Then we heard about her embracing amnesty for illegal alients. And then leading the lynch mob against the Republicans in the US Senate that were actually fighting on conservative terms. People have been noticing.
Even Howie Carr had noticed the change in her and brought it up during his speech yesterday; he asked the crowd their opinion of Ayotte. To tell you the truth, I was caught by surprise by the reaction to the question:
Certainly, this group of conservative activists was not pleased. Now, I go to these events all and I recognized most of the faces there. However, I did see a lot of new faces – a different set of people who have become interested in politics?
Last time I had this realization, that I didn’t know everyone there was…oh yeah, the beginning of the TEA Party movement.
Are we really starting to see an “Uh-oh moment” starting all over again – and who should be saying, in response, “oh crap”….
Previous Videos:
- First Annual Strong NH Conference – NH State Senator Sam Cataldo
- First Annual Strong NH Conference – Andrew Hemingway, Chair of NH Republican Leadership Institute
- First Annual Strong NH Conference – Introduction and Invocation
- First Annual Strong NH Conference – Jordon Sekulow, Exec. Dir. of the ACLJ – Part 1
- First Annual Strong NH Conference – Jordon Sekulow, Exec. Dir. of the ACLJ – Part 2
- First Annual Strong NH Conference – Jordon Sekulow, Exec. Dir. of the ACLJ – Part 3
- First Annual Strong NH Conference – Jordon Sekulow, Exec. Dir. of the ACLJ – Part 4
- First Annual Strong NH Conference – Jordon Sekulow, Exec. Dir. of the ACLJ – Q & A
- First Annual Strong NH Conference – Howie Carr – Part 1
- First Annual Strong NH Conference – Howie Carr – Part 2
