Did someone put the CDC in charge of this One Job too?

Right now, the CDC is a Conservative’s nightmare and validation: Nightmare in that this Ebola epidemic is EXACTLY what we pay Govt to do certain things – and the CDC has been nothing except a Keystone Cop car full of fools.  And these stakes may be exceedingly high to us all. Validation in that it … Read more

Data Point – insufficient funding? I think not

Of course, with the spectacular failures to protect Americans from the Ebola virus so far, with so many missteps and “mis-speaks”, there has been absolutely no reason to Trust the CDC or any other member of the Obama Administration over the last month.  So, the Progressives are hocking up the same old reason for failure: … Read more

Gender Identity – Klavan on the “normative”

Or better said:  Though some different gender identities are unusual, gender theorists consider them all normal, a word which the dictionary defines as “usual.”  So though to call something unusual normal would be unusual it’s not unusual among gender theorists who are abnormal. Tranformative, isn’t it? (H/T: The Revolting Truth)

War on Religion in the open: Houston’s lesbian mayor threatens pastors who sermonize on gays & gender identity – and the Mayor

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.

Progressivism and Cultural Marxism on the move: it seems that Political Correctness and sexual preferences are about to trump the First Amendment Rights of pastors and priests.  This is a huge war on Religious Freedom and Free Speech (reformatted and emphasis mine):

The city of Houston has issued subpoenas demanding a group of pastors turn over any sermons dealing with homosexuality, gender identity or Annise Parker, the city’s first openly lesbian mayor. And those ministers who fail to comply could be held in contempt of court.

This is the mark of a totalitarian – squelch anything with which is disagreeable to the current government or their identity.  This is a

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Womens Defense League of NH: on Gabby Gifford’s Americans for Responsible Solutions not inclusive to all NH women

That would be that hack group that has been unethically (IMHO) attacking another woman, Republican Marilinda Garcia running for US Congress in NH’s CD-2 on all kinds of topics in absolutely execrable fashions (proving that Democrats only care about women that might vote for them but CERTAINLY not those running against them – hypocrites!).  Thus, proving that Giffords and her husband aren’t just about taking guns away from one of the safest States in the Union, but simply just another Liberal / hackorama group trying to masquerade as “practical” when all their actions scream “You need to be controlled!”.  But I digress – here is the presser:

WDLNH LogoPress Release: 2nd Amendment Women Left Out Of “Protect All Women” Discussion

October 15, 2014

Today Gabby Giffords and her group Americans for Responsible Solutions came to New Hampshire to meet with women leaders and discuss guns and domestic violence. They have named their tour “Protect All Women” except Giffords and her husband Mark Kelly have neglected to include all women in their roundtable discussion.

Since the Granite State was just named the “Safest State in America”, the Women’s Defense League believes that Giffords has simply come to a state she doesn’t know to push gun control legislation that New Hampshire doesn’t need or want.

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That word, Socialism , doesn’t mean what you think it does

I just scratched my head watching this clip.  Seriously, if you don’t know the definition of ” socialism ” and you are deep into politics (and going to a meeting like this really means you are), there is a problem.  But this seems to be par for the course lately – an uneducated electorate supporting … Read more

Email Doodlings: NH GOP Chair Jennifer Horn, show me where the by-laws prevent the NH GOP from vetting candidates?

Email DoodlingsIt seems that Steve’s post about the 50 RINOs for Peggy Gilmore, the Democrat running for the NH State Senate and my quick thought flashlighting RINO Susan Emerson has provoked some email traffic and I got tagged into one.  The overriding question is “Why doesn’t the NH GOP vet its candidates” followed up by “an” answer, purported by NH GOP Chair Jennifer Horn that the NH GOP By-Laws prevented it.

Really?  I didn’t believe that then – and don’t believe it now.  Here’s how the thread went:

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And this is the illogical end of a Government too Big

Being interviewed by NPR’s Diane Rehm, former Obama DefSec and CIA head Leon Panetta had this to say about who was at fault in the Benghazi scandal (you remember, where 4 Americans were left to die on their own by then Secretary of State Clinton, President Obama (after all, the blameless stop at his desk, … Read more

Another tale of Conservative discontent

“…are ‘blah’ about the midterms because they’ve lost faith that winning them will make a difference.”

ConservativesHere in NH, the NH GOP is all happy talk – and I’m not all that sure it is warranted and I will be honest, I am cautiously pessimistic.  It does me no good to reverse my predictions (lose the Gov, lose the Senator, maybe pick up one of the Congressional seats, effectively lose the NH Senate (heck, one could say that with Nancy Stiles, they lost it last time anyways and then the rest of the Rogue Republicans just put that condition on STEROIDS with the Democrats’  Obamacare’s Medicaid Expansion, the broad based gas tax, and implementing their mini-DISCLOS Act (aka, SB120), can one really tell much of a difference?  And with NH Senate Republican Majority PAC blowing tons of donor money to prop up direly flawed candidates (that would be David “I don’t know if I was drunk” Boutin and Nancy Stiles) in the Primary, well, the message has been sent.  It seems that the egg on my face may well be the NH House – but th game ain’t finished until its finished and it is STILL not clear the GOP has the GOTV capability that the Dems have (with Catalist and their allied groups).

So, I’ve been putting up other folks’s writings that encapsulate why Conservatives and the Liberty & Freedom folks all over the country are loath to support GOP candidates based on what the Grand Old Party has done to them.  Let’s get real – people are no longer to support your candidates after you’ve beat them about the head and shoulders and told “we don’t want your kind”.  From the National Review’s Campaign Spot (reformatted, emphasis mine):

So why do so many conservatives feel disgruntled, disappointed, bored, or frustrated with politics at the moment?

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Scott Brown – close but will his new Pro-Abortion seal him off from Pro-life votes?

No matter where you happen to be or how many of them you cast.
No matter where you happen to be or how many of them you cast.

Well, how will this play out?

Poll: Shaheen 48 Percent, Brown 46 Percent

Republican challenger Scott Brown is within the margin of error in New Hampshire’s Senate race, according to a new poll.

A new Survey USA/High Point University survey shows Democratic incumbent Jeanne Shaheen winning 48 percent of the vote to Brown’s 46 percent among likely voters. The poll has a 3.5 percent margin of error.

Crawling closer.  But this poll was conducted before Scott really thumbed the eyes of the Pro-life folks here in NH, many of which are in the GOP base with his ad that:

  • Made it absolutely clear that he is pro-abortion
  • Made it absolutely clear that he has no problem in making these Pro-life folks participate in those abortions by funneling their tax money to Planned Parenthood.

And this make him different from Jeanne Shaheen….how?  And no,

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There’s that word again….

From Instapundit: AMERICANS SHORT ON REASONS TO TRUST: “There’s a connection between the Secret Service’s Colombian hooker scandal and Americans’ increased worry about Ebola. Both have to do with trust,” as I write in my latest USA Today column. Trust. As in “Consistency breeds Trust yields Votes”.  Given the amount of distrust in Government that has been created in the … Read more

Notable Quote – David Friedman

In spite of popular myths about capitalism oppressing the poor, the poor are worse off in those things provided by government, such as schooling, police protection, and justice.  There are more good cars in the ghettos than good schools. – David Friedman Above emphasis mine – it is hard to argue with.  We don’t fuss … Read more

Fusion TV is upset that Illegal Aliens can’t get “something for nothing and dead babies for free”

(paraphrased from Dire Straits: “…money for nothing and chicks for free”.)

‘Grok friend Warner Todd Huston relays the story that Spanish speaking Fusion News isn’t too happy that it is harder for illegal aliens to illegally cross over our border to get to an abortion mill to kill their unborn babies – at someone else’s expense.    Going over to the link, the title of the Fusion piece says it all: 

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The late Prime Minister Margaret “Iron Lady” Thatcher on true freedom

 NH State Rep Leigh Webb (D): “The role of government is to legislate behavior“ And yet, from our Declaration of Independence (in part): … We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and … Read more

So, will the NH GOP blame the Liberty and Freedom wing of the Party if Havenbagger and Brown lose?

Havenbagger – yeah, I chose it specifically for Walt Havenstein.  Can’t take credit for coming up with it but given his absolutely arrogant non-apology for his teabagger comment (for which MANY in the Liberty & Freedom wing of the Party have asked (some even very politely after pointing out the PR harm it will do to his campaign, but were refused), it seems appropriate.  And all it would have taken would have been a polite “I’m sorry” (even if, as he has claimed, he didn’t know what it meant).  Even after having explained to him that that many in the L&F movement have taken it to be the same as if he had called us all “the N word”; he hasn’t apologized

Subnote: IF he had used the N-word unknowingly instead,  would he have NOT apologized given how many consider that a slur of the highest degree as well simply because of what he has held about his teabagger comment, that he just didn’t know?

And during dinner, the new Scott Brown ad came on – full bore

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NH GOP – sending a Ransom Note about the unrevised NH GOP Platform ? Part 3

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When the ‘road-block’ has been cleared we can discuss the election.

Well back in Part 2, Mark Vincent (NH GOP Area Vice Chair) deflect in an answer back to John (Part 1) – well, the Platform hasn’t been updated because the NH GOP has a lot going on with the election, so get back to work and don’t worry your head about the NH GOP Platform.  Well, that blow off didn’t set well – nor should it have.  Ticking off someone that HAS been doing the grunt work and the field work is not a great thing to “motivate” neither him or others now seeing this reprimand:

From: John A Diefenbach
Date: Tue, Oct 7, 2014 at 8:08 AM
Subject: Re: NH GOP & the platform
To: Mark Vincent
Cc: Brady Schulman, Jennifer Horn, “Humphreys, Tom”, Ray Chadwick, Britt Carter

My personal contributions, for a guy on a fixed-income, exceeded $2000.00 this past cycle. That’s a lot of money!!  On July 20th, at MY expense, I hosted a yard party for all the major candidates (sans Brown & Walt). This included Bob Smith, Andrew Hemingway, Marilinda Garcia, Kevin Avard, Chris Adams, Dave Wheeler and candidates from neighboring districts

Coupled with organizing sign “plantings” in Districts Hills.-26 & senate D-12; placing not just one candidate’s signs but all, including D-38 (Kofalt & Edelblut)! Oops! I forgot: Scott Brown & “WALT”… they were NOT ‘planted’ by me, nor will they be.

Me work the Phone Bank? Been there…done that; my work is best performed in the field.

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