Government Integrity Project Co-Founder Tom Murray not only testified before New Hampshire’s Committee on Voter Confidence, he observed testimony by other Granite Staters. And while he thinks the Committee will get it right, he talked to me about his presentation and other thoughts on the issue.
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Gov. Abbot Invokes Invasion Clause of Texas and US Constitutions to Defend Southern Border
I’m trying to decide what I’m like to enjoy more, Gov. Abbot invoking constitutional powers to stop the invasion across the Southern Border of Texas or whatever Team Biden comes up with as a response.
The Post Pandemic Rise of COVID-VAXX-Free Dating Sites
You might be one of the few who thought to yourself, “you know what, I don’t think I need that COVID vaccine.” Did you also think, assuming you are single and don’t want to be, that you don’t want the certain someone to have gotten it either?
Trump is Running in 2024 – Dem vs. Republican Response
The big news that’s not so big ‘cuz everyone should have seen it coming is that Donald Trump has announced he is running for President in 2024. There are many good reasons to do it this soon, but the consensus from the Machine is he should have waited, which is why he didn’t.
Red Wave Math With Mark Levin (Why It Was Never Meant to Be)
From Life, Liberty, and Levin, Mark takes a few minutes for post-election analysis to discuss the math behind the 2022 Midterms and the unlikelihood of a sweeping red wave. He also touches on who was predicting it, who they protected, who they threw under the bus, and why 2024 is the year to watch.
After Court Loss The City of Boston Agrees to Pay 2.1 Million in Legal Fees
Hal Shurtleff and Camp Constitution won their day at the Supreme Court in May. The High Court voted 9-0 against the city of Boston, which is now on the hook for Shurtleff’s legal costs and fees totaling over two million dollars.
When They Blame Pro-Lifers, Ask Them This One Question
As you all know, the midterms were not what many Granite State conservatives had hoped for. In the coming days, you will hear some in the New Hampshire GOP establishment lay these midterm setbacks at the feet of pro-lifers.
A Few Thoughts on Republican’s Electile Dysfunction
Typically, after an election and the bigger it is, the more likely, things will slow down a bit. I hinted at this here. The days after, win or lose, are for the election hangover, a few days in detox, or a week of me-time.
Here are a Few Potential Problems in NH That are Undermining Voter Confidence
I broke ground on this early today with a piece about what might be an effort to undermine an independent, bipartisan committee charged with cataloging voter confidence issues in New Hampshire. The committee’s job is to document testimony and deliver that to the Secretary of State.
Two More Oregon Counties Approve Measure to Leave The State to Join Greater Idaho
Nearly two years ago, I joked about making a deal with Massachusetts to give them Nashua. After Tuesday’s election, they might just take it. Way out west, eastern and central Oregon residents are working on a different strategy. They are trying to leave and become part of Idaho.
[Update (3) 11/14/22] How Did Maggie Hassan Get 1100 Votes in NH Town With a Population Under 700?
We’ve got something for you if you’re looking for irregularities in your local elections. Columbia, New Hampshire. It’s way up north. A tiny little town that, according to the 2020 US Census, had 695 residents. But according to the Secretary of State, Maggie Hassan received 1,106 votes from the same town.
Democrat Rule Will Do that: Vermont Has Its Highest Homicide Rate in Three Decades
If you are looking for a silver lining, this report on spiking homicides in increasingly-crime-riddled Democrat Vermont does imply that at some point in the past, there were more homicides in a year than in 2022.
NH Created a ‘Right’ for “Out-Of-State Students” It Can’t Give to Actual Residents
Record out-of-state student voter turnout on November 8th may have been the straw that broke this camel’s back. Yes, I’ve been complaining about it for years and making a decent case (I think), but it’s time to get relentless.
Judge Nixes Biden’s Student Loan Bailout a Few Weeks Too Late
After Joe Biden invented the executive branch authority of blanket student loan amnesty, several states sued. They weren’t grinches; what Biden did was illegal and unconstitutional. A judge in Texas just agreed with them.
Everyone Is Claiming Vermonters Voted to Protect Abortion, But That’s Not What the Amendment Says
This is one of those stories that keeps coming around. Vermont Proposition 5 added Article 22 to the State Constitution. Voters overwhelmingly approved what was billed as an abortion protection amendment, but it doesn’t say that.
Thanksgiving: One Third Are Having Pizza; 26% Are Going to Skip It (Too Expensive!)
There’s a lot of economic misery out there, represented in new research “commissioned by digital wealth management company Personal Capital” that suggests one-in-four Americans are skipping Thanksgiving because they can’t afford it.”
College Students in NH Admit They Have More Voting Rights Than True Granite Staters
The November 2022 midterm elections are fading into history, but the problems with how New Hampshire carries them out have not. The law is not only unfair, but it also creates rights for out-of-state college kids that actual NH residents do not have.
US Senate Race in Georgia has a Familiar Late-Night Vote Spike for Democrat Raphael Warnock
We saw a lot of this in 2020, and there’s no denying it has happened again. The US Senate race in Georgia between Herschel Walker and Raphael Warnock has all the signs of dodgy antics beginning at 9:30 PM. Out of nowhere, Warnock gets a significant vote spike.
#Woke Up to This – The Miss Greater Derry Beauty Pageant Winner Is a Big Dude Named Brian
This is something you will start to see a lot more of – men (or boys) denying biological girls and women the opportunity to be crowned beauty queens. Hey, if that’s your thing, have at it, but I guess it was inevitable if you get my meaning.