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OK, lots of video thus far (and more to come). Here’s a few stills: What it is all about: The Candidates: (L-R) Ovide Lamontagne, Kelly Ayotte, Jim Bender, and Bill Binnie The "Pledge Leader" with Moderator Jerry Delemus: I had the chance to do a quick interview with Jerry after the debate – click …
“The natural cure for an ill-administration, in a popular or representative constitution, is a change of men.” – Alexander Hamilton (Federalist No. 21, 1787)
Am at the Barley House here in Concord NH for Jennifer Horn who is running to be the Republican candidate in the fall for New Hampshire’s Second Congressional District. I’ll be tweeting here and hopefully, the live stream will be all set here: Video chat rooms at Ustream
Guest post by Ovide Lamontagne President Obama is preparing to nominate his second Justice to fill one of only nine seats on the United States Supreme Court, following the recent retirement of Justice Stevens. Fortunately, Presidents are not kings.Our Constitution puts a check on their power to fill the Court with any judge they want.The …
I generally don’t just put up whole posts from other sites without some kind of commentary, but I think this speaks for itself: Not Juxtaposed Enough Interior Secretary Ken Salazar characterizes the United States Federal Government approach to BP: “Our job basically is to keep the boot on the neck of British Petroleum to carry …
From National Review (emphasis mine): Radio Free New Jersey has an open letter to the Greek protestors. It does not mince words: Morons, There is no money. There is no one else’s pocket left to pick. You can’t borrow anymore, you can’t print anymore, and you can’t steal anymore from anyone else. Of course it’s …
“Guard with jealous attention the public liberty. Suspect every one who approaches that jewel. Unfortunately, nothing will preserve it but downright force. Whenever you give up that force, you are inevitably ruined.” – Patrick Henry (1778)
I posted this last night upon returning from the Rochester (NH) 9/12 US Senate candidate debate (Republican) last night: …NOW, this was a Constitutionally based crowd – THEY came up with the questions and NOT the moderators. They KNOW this stuff better than the candidates – even better than most lawyers. All night long we …
Question 7: Would you support abolishing of the Federal Department of Education, and if so, why? Last night the Rochester 9/12 (NH) group sponsored a US Senatorial debate for the Republican candidates. The major focus was not the candidates themselves; rather, this was a chance to see member submitted questions for the candidates around the …
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Question 6: Is Education a States’ Rights issue? How should Federal Education mandates be funded? Last night the Rochester 9/12 (NH) group sponsored a US Senatorial debate for the Republican candidates. The major focus was not the candidates themselves; rather, this was a chance to see member submitted questions for the candidates around the US …
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