Steve MacDonald

Guest Post by NHFC, INC. on DECEMBER 9, 2015

As we get closer to New Hampshire’s important “First in the Nation” Presidential primary, we will send several emails which will contain important information about the various Presidential candidates’ views on the Second Amendment. These emails are intended to educate you, the law abiding New Hampshire firearms owners. They are not an endorsement of any particular candidate.
Governor Chris Christie, (R-NJ)

Since he became a presidential candidate, Governor Christie has been bragging about all of the people who were convicted of crimes under New Jersey’s draconian gun laws that he has subsequently pardoned.

Don’t be fooled! This is not the pro-gun act that Gov. Christie wants you to think it is. First, to our knowledge, Gov. Christie has only pardoned one New Jersey resident. It seems that visitors to the state who are ensnared by New Jersey’s anti-gun laws are more likely to get “excused”. And then, only after a huge public outcry. For example, Shaneen Allen, is a nurse, single mother and of course a female. When the outcry was loud Christie pardoned her. But the funny thing is that Gov. Christie has opposed nationwide concealed carry recognition. That’s right, had congress passed the very bill that Christie opposes, Shaneen Allen would not have gone to jail and a pardon would not have been necessary.

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In 2015 Baltimore, Maryland set a new per-capita murder record. This is thanks, in part, to its previous mayor (the state’s former Gov. and current Democrat presidential candidate Martin “anti-gun” O’Malley), and the current mayor with her “rioters need room to riot” policies. This is just speculation but the room to destroy policy might have something to do with the record per-capita murder rate in the city. Maybe?

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Ten years ago the Goreacle predicted the point of no return. Was he referring to a Clinton Presidency after an Obama presidency? No, he was talking about Global Warming…

CBS News | Americans have been hearing it for decades, wavering between belief and skepticism that it all may just be a natural part of Earth’s cyclical warming and cooling phases.

And politicians and corporations have been ignoring the issue for decades, to the point that unless drastic measures to reduce greenhouse gases are taken within the next 10 years, the world will reach a point of no return, Gore said.

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Campus Reform has declared UNH the most microaggressed campus of the year.

6. UNH: gender roles and sexist jokes cause migraines, heart disease among women

The University of New Hampshire released a pamphlet on gender microaggressions that claimed such aggressions have a “detrimental impact” on women by promoting “unequal wages” and causing “higher levels of poverty.” Microaggressions, according to the university, also harm women’s physical health by causing “migraines, heart disease, [and] autoimmune disorders.” Earlier in the year, UNH published a language guide claiming the word “American” was “problematic.”

Congratulations, UNH, for being Campus Reform’s 2015 Most Microaggressed Campus of the Year.

And about that UNH pamphlet linked in the pull-quote. It is part of,

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Climate Change is an apocalyptic world cult with those in power using the force of law to enrich the cult at the expense of everyone else. As proof of this, I submit for your consideration, a list of ten commandments, all of which have been demonstrated as accurate thinking by Cult members and their Church leaders.

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Chicago has high rates of crime and violence in varying degrees from year to year but consistently ranks very high for homicides. DNA info Chicago lists 483 murders for the city in 2015.

Thanks to Democrat Congressperson Shelia Jackson Lee we know that homicide is the leading cause of murder in America. Chicago is part of America and a consistent leader in homicides year after year. But it didn’t start out this way. Democrats made it that way.

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Looking at temperatures for the past hundred plus years the number of 100 degree days recorded annually across the entire US has dropped from 5% in 1936 to about 1%. That’s a decline in average warmth.

In order for there to be warming you’d want to have more warmer days not fewer.

No, ninety degree days didn’t fare any better.

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New Month, New Year, and I spent my morning working on GrokTALK! What does that mean, exactly? Because I am using a different laptop I need to run all the audio through it to see what sounds different. The sound from this device is superior to my previous laptop so changes must be made. I made a few, but can’t count on those until I test it up in Concord.

Format-wise, we are going to the traditional three segment hour from our current four segment arrangement. Instead of breaks every fifteen minutes on the hour they will be (roughly) every twenty.

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We could call it the tale of two Bills. Both Democrats. Both Hillary supporters. One is indicted as an alleged sexual predator, while the other has a comprehensive list of scandals and accusations of sexual predation (included below).

The black Bill gets the perp-walk, the white Bill gets off.

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Chris Christie is a man who speaks big on the campaign trail. When Christie campaigned for governor of New Jersey he was going put an end to judges legislating from the bench, by appointing those that would look at the law not make the law.

He has already appointed enough justices to the State Supreme court to tip the majority. So how did that work out? Not well. Not well at all.

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