New Hampshire Dems like to talk about diversity and equity and POC or even BIPOC, minorities “being seen,” Critical Race Theory, and even white supremacy, so you’d be right to wonder why this doesn’t translate to candidates for federal offices.
Local ABC affiliate WMUR reports that pasty white New Hampshire Democrat Colin Van Ostern is stepping up to run for Congress after Ann Kuster announced her retirement. Van Ostern has been Kuster’s campaign manager, a former Executive Councilor, and one of Chris Sununu’s Dem challengers (he lost).
I was forwarded the below statement on Rep. Annie Kuster’s “retirement” by a journalist who had been investigating the framing of Justin Fairfax, who was “MeToo’d” in Virginia.
Congresswoman Ann Kuster has announced that she will not seek a seventh term in New Hampshire Congressional District Two (NH CD2).
Check out this email excerpt from Congresswoman Ann Kuster earlier this month about her support of the border – I think it’s pretty telling and hope she never gets re-elected (March 16, 2024):
Rep Rashida Tlaib is not shy about her partisan preference for Palestine. She claims to be Palestinian. So when Hamas invaded Israel and slaughtered civilians, Tlaib wasn’t remorseful. In fact, she had some rather impolite remarks, which is par for the course.
Komrade Kuster has adopted the idea that she is a legislator for life—the Ruling Class DC ambassador to the warm bodies assembled in New Hampshire’s second congressional district every election day.
I was a registered Democrat until 2019. I became independent after Congresswoman Ann Kuster made a call to ABC/Good Morning America to block female news reporter Amy Robach’s interview with Owen Labrie from airing.
I have not read it but the Union Leader has an article today about the events of January 6 2021. In it, Dem NH House Rep Ann Kuster ponders what might have happened had “they” caught up with her.
New Hampshire Democrat Ann Kuster is the author and sponsor of HB550 (at least on paper). Titled The Immunization Infrastructure Modernization Act, HB 550 would funnel 400 million to states to expand vaccine registry tracking.
Voters in New Hampshire’s Second Congressional District have heard or seen a lot from the mouth of Ann Kuster and Democrats. But before you vote tomorrow ask yourself, why did Democrat Ann Kuster vote to give our enemies billions of dollars?
A few days ago, we reported on CNN’s Don Lemon, discovering that riots might be bad for Democrats. They were beginning to hurt them in polling. Joe Biden has come out after months to say yeah, these things are no good. Does this mean that three months of Silence from Ann Kuster is about to … Read more
Team Negron is milking this recent NH CD-2 survey data showing the Republican closing in on Democrat Ann Kuster in favorability. According to the St Anselm poll, Congresswoman Ann Kuster’s approval rating is down to 47%.
The Democrat majority House recently pushed through HR 7617, a Defense Department Appropriation bill that sends 300 billion in your tax dollars to our enemies.
Last November, a fake impeachment, virus socialism, and a few riots ago, Democrat Ann Kuster – who stands by all three of those things (by the way) – admitted that Republican Steve Negron could ‘Flip Annie’s seat.’ It’s not “Annie’s” seat, but six months later, she has repeated the claim.
Steve Negron formally announced his run at a rematch with Democrat Ann Kuster, in NH CD2 after filing with the Secretary of State’s Office this past week.
Neither of our Pro-Mullah Congressional Democrats from New Hampshire will support the people of Iran. They voted yea on a parliamentary move that blocked the progress of a resolution to show US support for people protesting the Islamic Regime.
Michelle Williams, while pregnant, advocated for her right to an abortion. She’s had one, I guess, but not this time. Her justification is that she has the right to choose which baby lives and which does not. She calls it the right, “To choose when to have my children and with whom.”
Congresswoman Ann Kuster recently held an opioid crisis roundtable in New Hampshire (DC). A meeting of stakeholders working out how to get more money from the federal government to address a problem created and exacerbated by Ann Kuster.
Representative Ann Kuster has been doing a lot of lamenting on her Facebook page (of late) about the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) and its lack of passage. A problem she has been putting squarely in the president’s lap.