MACDONALD: Chris Pappas is Fighting “For” Corruption

Since our faux-milquetoast New Hampshire Dems are playing at being moderates, it is worth revisiting the topic. How do you pretend to go to DC to represent New Hampshire interests when neither of you, Goodlander nor Pappas, is capable of standing up to the radicals who will run your caucus?

The nut house has fractured. Your looniest toons are ascendent, and you’re not far from them on the ideological scale of stupid.

Chuck Schumer has been married to the DC swamp since 1999, and the radicals are running him ragged.

Electing Pappas to the US Senate is a wasted vote. He’s a seat warmer collecting benefits. A placeholder who should have considered his personal optics before running to fight corruption.

First, he didn’t care about it at all under Biden. Not just the Administration, but the giant bags of money he voted to hand out that had ” Steal Me ” written all over them. From COVID to Ukraine, the systemic corruption of USAID and nearly every department, Pappas didn’t say shit.

We can gather from the news to date that this was because the people stealing it were on his side, and when he says “fight corruption,” he left the word “for” out from between them. Papps is running to fight for corruption or the retunt to more of it

It’s in his own best interest.

His party has money problems that started the minute the Trump Administration went after the entrenched deep state assets laundering your money into their pockets. From USAID to ActBlue to the fraud investigations uncovering hundreds of billions in theft from federal programs.

Pappas and all the Dems want to fight to end the fraud… investigations.

On a more personal note, Chris ‘my restaurant killed a guy” Pappas is attracted to…lobbyists. He married one, and that’s put a twist in his designer briefs.

Rep. Chris Pappas (D.), running for Senate in New Hampshire on an “anti-corruption” agenda against “corporate special interests” in Washington, serves on a House committee that oversees Uber, where his husband, a former lobbyist, serves in an executive policy role.

Pappas, a member of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, is married to Vann Bentley, a policy manager for cybersecurity and privacy at Uber who previously worked as a lobbyist for Amazon, according to his LinkedIn profile.

Fight Corruption Pappas never recused or excused himself. He’s been tagged for voting on matters of financial interest to companies for which his love interest lobbied. Not just once or twice, but more than a few times.

In fact, Pappas dated Amazon lobbyist Vann Bentley in 2019 and voted on legislation affecting Amazon’s business. Pappas did not publicly disclose his relationship with the lobbyist until after the debate. He also accused Mowers of homophobic attacks for bringing up his lobbyist relationship.

The Pappas campaign response all along has been to accuse truthtellers of being homophobes.

Chris. Buddy. Literally no one is afraid of you or the fact that you’re gay. No one. Zero people. Well, maybe the family of the guy you killed with your restaurant. And they might be afraid of your restaurant but not you.

As for your being gay, the only person who seems obsessed with that is you.

What should rise to the level of fear is what the radicals are going to do with you if we allow you to continue to lie about corruption, ignore fraud, and perpetuate a political climate that encourages violent rhetoric and actual violence, which the DSA loves, by the way. One where the wealthy elites (that’s you, Goodlander, Hassan, and Shaheen, including her ideological mini-me Stefany) play at pseudo-Marxist policy games because you are afraid that admitting you agree with the DSA will cost you your election.

You’d be right about that, but you’re actually worse off than you imagine. Not only are you a rubber stamp and a placeholder if you win, you actually prevent someone from holding that office who will fight for America against the radicals taking over your party. The radicals you are distancing yourself from.

The only way to ensure that there is any real distance is to vote Republican.

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    Steve is a long-time New Hampshire resident, an award-winning blogger, and a member of the Board of Directors of The 603 Alliance and the National Heritage Center for Constitutional Studies. He is the owner of Grok Media LLC and the Managing Editor, Executive Editor, assistant editor, Editor, content curator, and more (yes, there's more) at GraniteGrok.com. Steve is also a former board member of the Republican Liberty Caucus of New Hampshire, the Republican Volunteer Coalition, and has worked for or with many state and local campaigns and grassroots groups, and is a past contributor to the Franklin Center for Public Policy.

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