Democrat Chairman Calls GOP Mentally Ill, Press Yawns

This: Paranoia is a symptom of various mental illness, such as psychosis. So we have the Chairman of the New Hampshire Democrat Party calling the other party mentally ill. And the reaction of the New Hampshire press? Essentially, a yawn. But can you imagine the reaction if the Chairman of the New Hampshire GOP called … Read more

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This: #ClimateChange “the biggest top threat to our national security”?  Only if you are living in an alternative universe where China does not exist. In the actual universe we inhabit, China is working toward becoming the world’s preeminent military and economic power. “Since the accession of Xi Jinping to leadership in Beijing five years ago, … Read more

To Grow, the New Hampshire GOP Must First Shrink

The conventional wisdom has long been that the New Hampshire GOP needs a State Chairman who can unify the Party’s factions.  You know, the venerable “we need to focus on what unites us, not divides us” yada yada yada. The problem is that the divide between the NeverTrumpers and the rest of us dwarfs whatever … Read more

#VolinskyAgenda’s and Liddle Chris’ Planned Parenthood Litmus Test – Real Judges Need Not Apply

This: While St. Hilaire was ultimately confirmed, it was on a straight party-line vote: The two Democrats on the council voiced their opposition to the confirmation, including Councilor Chris Pappas, the congressman-elect for New Hampshire’s 1st District. “This individual must be beyond reproach,” he said. ” They must be prepared for this position. And I … Read more

The GOP Surrender Caucus

This: Awww.  Lovely, isn’t it. Now that Tom Sherman is a State Senator, it’s all about Republicans working with Democrats to “move New Hampshire forward together.” Of course, when it was Dan Innis who prevailed in 2016, there was no awww moment with Sherman and no Sherman agreeing to work with Innis to “move New … Read more

New Hampshire’s Democrat Legislature – Old, White Males Need Not Apply … Except …

This, from the “Executive Director” of the New Hampshire Young Democrats: While it does not say “old, white male Gov’s” of course that’s what she means. Two points. One is that this is how today’s Democrats see the world (or as the second point shows want their foot-soldiers to see the world).  We are not … Read more

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Chris Sununu is Destroying the Republican Party

This from Governor Sununu’s “Policy Director”: “Voluntary,” “financially solvent” – sounds just like private insurance, which begs the question:  If it is possible to have a “Paid Family Leave plan” that is “voluntary” and “financially solvent,” then why isn’t such a product already available to employees through private insurers? Because “Paid Family Leave” covers situations … Read more

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Jeb Bradley Needs to Look in the Mirror

State Senator Jeb Bradley’s take on the midterms: “Governor Sununu had no coattails and didn’t campaign with House and Senate members. He is going to pay a price for that certainly,” Bradley said. “He won, but Sununu under-performed; there’s no question about it. We did fine with in-state fundraising but we’re going to have to … Read more

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Surprise: New Hampshire Democrats Not Applying #BelieveWomen to Their Own

If you have been following the Senate Judiciary Committee hearings on Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the United States Supreme Court, you know that the position of the Senate Democrats (and Democrats generally) is that Christine Blasey Ford’s allegation that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her 36 years ago (when both were teenagers) must be believed (despite the … Read more

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

clean-electionsIf 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 the voter that he or she is a New Hampshire resident.  This, obviously, will dissuade drive-by voting (which massively favors Democrats).

Note what I just wrote:  “[o]nce HB 1264 becomes effective.”  

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Out-of-State Progressives Trying to Buy State Senate District 8

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Democrat Jenn Alford-Teaster, a first-time candidate who is running for State Senate District 8, recently reported over $63,000.00 in campaign contributions.  The seat is currently held by Republican Ruth Ward, who raised less than $15.000.00 over the same period.

Alford-Teaster’s massive haul piqued my curiosity, so I reviewed her filing.  It’s really interesting.

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

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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 domicile in Part I, Article 11.  Statements made at the 1974 constitutional convention by the delegates indicate that “[t]he current situation, in which a person can have a domicile in New Hampshire without being a resident is precisely the opposite of the original intent of the amendment’s drafters.”  

In my memorandum, I made a similar point:

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

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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 Part I, I will not repeat it here.

The Democrat State Senators argue that House Bill 1264 violates Part I, Article 11 because Part I, Article 11 requires the State to maintain two class of domiciliary: resident and nonresident.  This argument is the same argument advanced by the ACLU and so can be answered in the same manner.

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Some Thoughts on the HB1264 – Memoranda Filed With the Supreme Court — Part I

vote1Not a comprehensive examination of all memoranda filed with Supreme Court regarding House Bill 1264.  Just some notes I took while reading through them, cleaned up somewhat for public consumption.

SECRETARY OF STATE

The Secretary of State takes no express position on House Bill 1264.  But he appears to agree with the position of the Governor —as I see it— that nonresident college students somehow have a right to vote in New Hampshire and remain nonresidents.  I say this because of the Secretary of State’s characterization of the second question submitted by the Governor: 

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So, Governor, You Want to Talk About the Constitutionality of HB 1264? Let’s Talk.

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THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

SUPREME COURT

CASE NO. 2018-0267

Request for an Opinion of the Justices (Amending Definition of Resident and Residency)

MEMORANDUM OF ED MOSCA

IN SUPPORT OF THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF HOUSE BILL 1264

I. INTRODUCTION – A COURT OF LAW OR A WOKE COURT?

In Guare v. State, 117 A.3d 731 (2015), this Court ruled that the act of declaring a voting domicile in New Hampshire did not establish residency in New Hampshire because the statutory definitions of the terms differed:

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Neal Kurk’s Assault on the Truth

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To understand why Representative Kurk is #FullofSchiff, we need to understand how SB 193 works.  From a prior post:

The bill provides that an “eligible student” can receive a grant from the State equal to 95 percent of the per-pupil funding the State provides to municipalities to pay for the cost of an “adequate education” (currently $3,636.00) in order to fund an “education freedom savings account.” The account must be opened through an approved scholarship organization and the funding can be used to pay only for “qualifying educational expenses.”

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Why is the NHGOPe Helping Democrat Chris Pappas Win His Primary in NHCD-01

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Check out this twitter account and some of the tweets.

Why are the New Hampshire Young Republicans getting involved in a Democrat primary in this manner?

Especially when attacking Maura Sullivan now helps Chris Pappas who would be the strongest Democrat candidate in Congressional District 01.

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New Hampshire Democrats Continue to Push for Discrimination Against Religious Schools

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Executive Council Chambers

Earlier this week, the Executive Council voted on a $4.1 million scholarship plan.

From the Concord Monitor:

The program, approved by legislators last year, will provide for scholarship funding for 23 post-secondary institutions and training programs. Open to any New Hampshire high school graduates who are eligible to receive Pell Grants, the scholarships are set to be available for the next school year.

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