voting

Settled law….

January 24, 2013

Ooooh the Dems they like them some settled law (except when they don’t).  

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Because They Voted Where It Matters

November 11, 2012

Boston.com has an article today observing that pro-obama turnout in New Hampshire’s college towns is less than it was in 2008.  There is very intentional mention of concerns (from folks like myself I assume) about out of state students being used to tip the election; but how no one could ever know how they’d vote, [ Read more ]

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Why I may vote Democrat….

September 26, 2012

I’m thinking that I may just have to vote Democrat in the upcoming election. There are many reasons why. Here are some of them…. 1. I may vote Democrat because I believe oil companies’ profits of 4% on a gallon of gas are obscene…

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Mid afternoon voting turnout in Gilford…

September 11, 2012

Well, at midway through the afternoon, voting is light by many measure of general elections.  However, cast in the light of the 11% estimated Primary Day turnout, it seems that voting locally will exceed that estimate.  There is a contentious issue on the ballot – the Selectmen were very unhappy with the vote of the [ Read more ]

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Hey! I think I’ll vote for Obama!

August 30, 2012

Oh really…. Well then don’t be surprised when you get this look from your friends….

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Would NH Democrats Want Out Of State Military Personel Voting Here?

August 6, 2012

It is generally accepted that military personnel and their families,  no matter where they are working, get to vote back home, no matter where they are and how far away “home” is. But to hear New Hampshire Democrats talk, if there was one or more, great big military bases in New Hampshire, with thousands of [ Read more ]

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Long read regarding socialist statism and voting Democrat….

April 22, 2012

I regularly get into political scrums with leftists in various venues. What follows is one where I got set off enough to pen a major lecture to a local socialist (I’ll call him “Chuck”). He was going on about what a successful President Barack Obama is, and how he truly deserves to be re-elected, and [ Read more ]

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What If You Held an Election and No One Showed Up?

April 11, 2012

Merrimack held it’s local town elections yesterday.  A town of roughly 25,000, with (I’m guessing) close to 18,000 people of voting age, that typically sees 4000-6000 ballots in the average Town election, produced only 2500 ballots yesterday. A bit of advice? When you let one third of the voters decide tax and spending policy for [ Read more ]

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“What if you are only allowed to vote because it doesn’t make a difference?”

February 24, 2012

Over at Townhall, Judge Napolitano penned a column that caught my eye: What if you are only allowed to vote because it doesn’t make a difference? What if no matter how you vote, the elites get to have it their way? What if “one person, one vote” is just a fiction created by the government [ Read more ]

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NH has Voter Fraud? – Hey, How About We Arrest The Messengers?

January 12, 2012

The Project Veritas punking of the gaping holes in New Hampshire’s voting process is priceless.   If you missed it, they used the names of dead people to get ballots in this weeks First in the nation NH primary and posted the video of that on-line.  It demonstrated that vote stealing is not just possible, it is [ Read more ]

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What If You Held An Election And Nobody Came?

April 13, 2011

I’d like to report to you the complete results from Merrimack’s Town Election yesterday, but I’m having one of those “If a tree falls in the forest…” moments. Neither the Union Leader nor the Nashua Telegraph had any mention of the event. It is as if it never happened.

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Protecting Your Vote

February 22, 2011

You can probably think of a list of things you need a photo ID for but if you live in New Hampshire voting is not one of them. HB 356 would change that. It will require a valid state issued photo ID to receive a ballot and vote in person.

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