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Update: Heh! Sununu office snowflake/occupiers – learn that decisions have consequences!

UPDATE: OK, 10 students X $2000/student means $20,000 is needed.  The Go Fund Me page, after 3 days, is at $1,995.  I guess somebody will get out of jail.  Other nine?  Have a restful night and wonder what this will do for your job prospects in other than being a Democrat Operative. ********* Democrats all, …

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Did the New Hampshire Department of Justice Hack the 2018 Election?

If you have been following New Hampshire politics this year, you know that House Bill 1264 became law.  HB 1264 is intended to end the undemocratic practice of allowing out-of-state residents to vote in New Hampshire elections. Once HB 1264 becomes effective the act of voting in New Hampshire will be deemed a declaration by …

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Bob Greene – candidate for NH State House, Hillsborough County District 37 (Hudson/Pelham)

Hello! I’m Bob Greene and I’m running for NH State Rep in Hillsborough District 37 (Hudson/Pelham). I’m a 13-year Hudson resident, married to Kathy for 29 years, and a 20-year Air Force veteran with assignments in Illinois, Germany and Hanscom AFB. I currently work as a communications specialist for the defense industry and am a …

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NH is Ground Zero in the War On Voting Rights? Seriously?

Slate’s headline is “Ground Zero in the War on Voting Rights.” The Subhead reads “New Hampshire Republicans passed a bill to suppress the student vote. Democrats have one last chance to defeat it.” Are you all that stupid? Seriously? Okay. Wait. Let’s try a little test. It’s called “show me the student voter suppression.” Pay attention. …

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Democrats are Still Colluding With Out-of-State Voters to Steal NH Elections

The State Supreme Court has ruled (in its analysis of HB1264, which the governor then signed yesterday) that out-of-state college students do not have more rights than actual citizens of New Hampshire. They are not entitled to a special exclusion from the responsibilities actual residents accept including registering vehicles in the Granite State or obtaining a …

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Sununu Signs HB1264 – Clarifying Residence and Domicile for Voting Purposes.

Ed Nail has been all over this, naturally but I just finished reading the decision so while you should read all of Ed’s remarks I want to try to use the court’s judgment to clarify what just happened when Governor Sununu signed HB1264 into law. An excerpt from the State Supreme Court’s decision will help us …

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New Hampshire State Supreme Court: HB1264 is Constitutional, And Then Some…

I see two of the New Hampshire State Supreme Court have almost put an end to our policy of letting out-of-state, unqualified voters determine our Federal elections. The two others, Gary Hicks and Jimmy Bassett, should be removed from office for lack of enough common sense to be on any court. The majority found that …

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Some Thoughts on the House Bill 1264 Memoranda Filed With the Supreme Court — Part II

VOLINSKY and PAPPAS Volinsky and Pappas devote their memorandum to arguing that the Court should duck the questions transferred by the Governor.  Because I already covered their argument in my discussion of the Attorney General’s memorandum, I will not repeat it here. STATE SENATE The State Senate’s attorney, Rick Lehmann, researched the history of the term …

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Some Thoughts on the House Bill 1264 Memoranda Filed With the Supreme Court — Part III

DEMOCRAT STATE SENATORS WOODBURN, SOUCY, AND FELTES  As I discussed in Part I, the primary argument of these Democrat State Senators —like the ACLU and like the Democrat Executive Councilors— is that the Court should not return answers to the questions.  Because I already addressed this argument in my discussion of the Attorney General’s memorandum in …

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