MicroGroks
Merrimack voters are getting thousands of out-of-state postcards. They’re being asking to vote Democratic in the upcoming State Representative Special election on Tuesday, April 13th.
On Friday, April 9th, the NH House approved a bill that allows children to sell lemonade without a permit. Amazing that we actually needed a bill to “allow” that: common sense has long gone out the window. Anyway, you might have guessed that almost all Nashua State Representatives are so authoritarian that they voted “NAY.” …
A friend was arrested outside City Hall attempting to pick up Right to Know information with a confirmed appointment. Rather than expect her to return to get the information, I called the Clerk’s office to make an appointment to review and copy the same election documents, the machine tapes from the November 3, 2020 election.
Several Nashua citizens have been charged with trespassing in public buildings during normal business hours. Sadly, the animosity of City officials towards citizens has escalated over the last three years under Mayor Donchess.
A second Nashua resident, another woman, was arrested at Nashua City Hall for “criminal trespass” while seeking public information. That’s two arrests in less than a month at the Nashua City Hall, so we’re starting to see a pattern.
Sununu is at it again, issuing yet more of his unconstitutional Royal Decrees. In the 51 weeks (so far) of his Long Emergency, he’s signed 86 Emergency Orders and 28 Executive Orders. Here are the latest two.
Go to the NH RSAs online to search our state laws: http://gencourt.state.nh.us/rsa/html/indexes/search.html and Search for “Executive Order” and you’ll see the following:
Any member of the public may attend an election recount in Concord and visually review all the ballots cast. Yet these same members of the public may NOT file a Right to Know request to review those same ballots.
How did Social Justice, White Privilege, and Critical Race Theory get into public education? Parents are never invited to a public meeting to explain in advance what administrators propose to teach to their children. Controversial agenda items quietly slip into our classrooms without discussion.
Under Sununu’s State of Emergency any law, even those passed over his veto, can be suspended by him by decree — as long as the Long Emergency continues in force. The NH legislative process is a sham until the Long Emergency is revoked, which, amazingly, can be done by the House and Senate by simple …
