Steve MacDonald

Everything you need to know about Democrats and immigration, from Ann Coulter…(emphasis mine)

Most immigration polls are variations on the one taken by the liberal Brookings Institution last March. Although it has been endlessly cited for allegedly showing that a majority of Americans support amnesty, the poll never asked about amnesty, or any real policy.

Rather, the poll gave respondents only two options, neither of which have been proposed by either political party or are up for a vote anywhere in America.

The options were:

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HB 1573 is a bill that New Hampshire Democrats should love…because it is a jobs bill.  According to the details at the end of the bill, fiscal impact notes and so on, towns and cities would no longer have to pay any money to the unelected and unnecessary regional commissions that litter the NH landscape.  Instead the bill would create two jobs.

“…the OEP estimates it will need to hire two full-time planners to provide additional direct services to municipalities.”

It’s a jobs bill.  And Democrats are all about creating jobs, right?  I think I’ve heard them mention that a time or two.

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Leaving the scene of any incident resulting in damage caused by you and your motor-vehicle is a crime for most of us.  But if you are a wealthy and well-regarded Nashua Democrat you can skip that part.

Now, Campbell insists that the former Marine who saw him mow down some ducks with his BMW pursued him on foot.  In the interest of his safety he went to his office and from there called, not the police, but his friend of 30 years who just happens to be Nashua Police Commissioner Thomas Pappas.

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Drew Cline is talking to Michael Graham on the air about Duck-Gate, Nashua NH Democrat David Campbell, Police commissioner Tom Pappas, and the scandal after the otherwise unfortunate death of five ducks at the hand of a New Hampshire House Democrat.  We’ve been having all kinds of fun at Rep. Campbell’s expense with regard to the duck-related negligence, but Drew brings up two points that I forgot to mention.

Campbell is the chair of the NH House Transportation committee (zoom-zoom).  And one of  his pet issues… is distracted driving.

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We warm up on regional planning, then get into a discussion about HB110 and HB 1579 with NH House Rep. John Burt of Goffstown. One bill would end trapping in New Hampshire and the other creates a slippery slope with regard to livestock abuse.

Max Abramson joins us to get into the details on recent videos showing abusive police officers in Seabrook, NH. We talk about the police-state culture, how it affects good cops, citizens, and the culture in general.

New Hampshire house Rep Jane Cormier gives us the inside track on House Bill 1573, which would make planning board positions elected and eliminate Regional Planning Commissions (which are not elected). We get into the details on the sort of power, these un-elected bureaucrats wield and how pervasive their interference is ingrained into state statutes.

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A group calling itself NH Rebellion has picked up the crusade of the anti-corporate-speech left.  They held an event in Hanover, NH recently, at which their spiritual leader, Larry Lessig was the keynote speaker.

Members of NH Rebellion are going to walk across New Hampshire preaching the psalms of the Democrat and RINO prophets.  They will say things that appeal to folks who are concerned (or have been told to be concerned)  about money and its corrupting effect on politics.  They will talk about cutting off the revolving door with K-Street Lobbyists and ending special interest money.

The goal is “publicly funded” elections and campaign money transparency, all under the assumption that the Founders never intended corporations to have the same unalienable rights as individuals.

They and other so-called “campaign finance reform” groups have proposed any number of legislative solutions and or constitutional amendments to “fix” this “problem,” but we don’t need a slew of new reforms to fix this.   The answer is very simple.  We just need to Repeal one amendment we already have.

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When Mayor Bloomberg set his anti-gun sights on Sen. Mark Pryor (D-AR) over his opposition to new gun ownership restrictions, Democrats changed their tune.  Democrat Senators Charles Schumer and Harry Reid, even former President Bill Clinton, who according to TIME reporter Mark Halprin,

 “…asked Bloomberg to temper his enthusiasm for attacking politicians who oppose stricter gun laws if those politicians happen to be Democrats.”

Mark Pryor (D-AR), Kay Hagan (D-NC) and Mark Begich (D-AK), all Senate Democrats, offer an opportunity for us to explore the real motivation of New Hampshire Democrats on the issue of expanded Background checks.  Is it principled and honest, or just opportunistic, shallow, and political?

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