Parker Gilbert, who is not from around here, was told by someone in the Democrat Party that he could vote here. In November of 2012 he did just that, voting from his dorm room at Dartmouth, in Hanover New Hampshire. Thousands of college students have been similarly instructed by Democrat activists, elected officials, liberal professors, and even town moderators, for years.
Parker Gilbert, however, is going to trial for rape, allegedly committed in a dorm room like the one he used as his ‘residence’ when he registered and voted in November 2012. Being charged with rape, as Ed pointed out here, has a sudden cleansing effect on all previous notions of “residency.”
The defendant, Parker Gilbert, is no longer “From” 1 Bildner Hall, Dartmouth College, Hanover NH, he just stayed there. He is now officially from “London, England.” That is what the same AG, who is typically indifferent to student residency when it comes to Democrats stealing your votes, now claims. Is that because the optics are bad if everyone knows Democrats have the accused rapist vote locked up?
Not to worry. I’m reasonably sure the Democrats have had the accused rapist vote locked up since before Bill Clinton.
So you might ask yourself why someone from London, England was allowed to vote in a New Hampshire election in the first place?
Last time I checked, while we have a very large legislature, we do not have any reps from London, England, and foreigners are not supposed to vote in New Hampshire elections. I know a few. They don’t vote here.
But just in case there are unscurpulous or easily misled individuals about, we have these people called moderators, poll workers, keepers of checklists, and their job is not to relegate poll watchers as is so often the case, but to secure the voting rights of actual residents of–in this case–Hanover, New Hampshire.
London, England? Seriously?
We’ve had the guy from Berlin, Germany vote here. The college student from Canada. There have been adult children living in other states, students and activists–none of them live here. Lawyers registered at the BAR in other states. Massachusetts residents who have homes and jobs—in Massachusetts. They and thousands of others, have stolen your votes, for years, while the NH AG’s office has done nothing.
So are we aiming too high?
Maybe we need to start with the Hanover moderator, Willy Black.
Parker claimed residency in the Granite State because he was lodged in campus housing. I suspect he had a student ID, maybe a passport. Perhaps he filed an affidavit, swearing he had the right to vote in New Hampshire. Whatever the circumstances, there is a problem with your election law, and the people charged with enforcing it, when people from England (or from anyplace else in the world) can just stroll into a polling place and steal a vote.
But it is good to know that if you are ever charged with a felony, there is the slimmest of possibilities that the NH AG’s office will announce publicly that you are no longer from New Hampshire, even if you’ve already stolen a vote from someone who is.
