Steve MacDonald

Democrats watered down the voter ID and domicile laws  in the naughts to give them a big pool of college kids to vote for them.  They watered down what you had to put on a same day registration card as well, so someone would have a harder time tracking down transient same day voters after the fact.  And the Democrats defended and continue to defend those changes  fiercely, even lining up to prevent those same students from getting in-state tuition rates when voter fraud activists tried to save these kids some scratch.

Democrats opposed voter ID and changes to domicile law at every turn, and just passed a new law allowing college ID to vote.

Democrats wanted the LWV /ACLU and four ‘college kids’ to file suit against the domicile and ID law and backed them up when they did.

When Liberal NH Judge John Lewis punched a hole in the domicile law, they cheered becasue they new they could exploit it and did.

And now they want to argue that there were not just Democrats but some Republicans from out of state who may have voted here in 2012 as well?

I say Great!

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I’m still waiting for that press release from the New Hampshire Democrat party denouncing Bob Filner–the San Diego Mayor who skips the tweets and is more ‘hands on’ with the ladies; and another one denouncing the  Democrat Party that knew about Bob for years and did nothing.  Sure, Filner was sexually harassing women, dare we say engaging in a predatory sexual war on women (with and without binders), complete with verbal abuse, sexual intimidation, and hand shaped “drone strikes,” but Filner was advancing The Progressives Agenda™ so the Democrats said screw those harlots.

That’s the long and short of it, and women had best take note.  If you get harassed, groped, hazed, used, or in any way mysognized (by anyone with a D next to their name), suck it up babe.  The man is doing the Democrats work.  Politics and power always come first.  You are a Liberal victim class, learn your place.

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You never really know who your neighbors are do you?  And when your ‘neighbor’ is a high ranking member of the New Hampshire Democrat Party the idea of “neighbor” becomes such a moving target.  For all you know they could be running a home with a revolving door for stray professional campaign operatives.

When asked about such things, like hey, why did eight people vote from your single family home, Democrats say the darnedest things.  Take this statement from New Hampshire State Democrat Party Vice-Chair Martha Fuller Clark, who also happens to be a sitting NH state Senator.

When asked about the legitimacy of their domicile status–voting in NH from her very own home, Clark said:

“By and large, the young people who stayed with me were committed to New Hampshire, but given their age, whether they intended to stay is impossible to predict.”

Impossible to predict?  You had a paid professional Democrat Congressional staffer vote from your home in New Hampshire and her intention to stay was impossible to predict?

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Doris Hohensee shared this recently on Facebook and I think it relates a great deal to what is going on with Martha Fuller-Clark and the voter-motor-motel.  (I have added some links to the original.)

The New Hampshire State Board of Education’s newest member is Emma Rous from Durham.  There are four voters hailing from 50 Adams Point Road in Durham, where Emma lives;  Emma Rous, Walter Rous (Emma’s husband), Nahanni Rous (Emma’s 38 year old married daughter), and Ben Rous (Emma’s 38 year old married son).

Funny, how these twins never moved out.  Common in cases of voter fraud.

Ben Rous resides in Norfolk, Virginia. Check out his Facebook or Linkedin pages if you don’t believe me. He’s an associate conductor at the Virginia Symphony Orchestra and conductor at the Greenwood Music Camp in western MA. He’s married to Clara Lee, who also resides in Virginia.

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One of my personal twitter lurkers, nhdogmom, is a liberal troll and progressive water-carrier.  A reliable progressive Kool-Aid® junkie.   I love those.  Which is why I love this…

http://twitter.com/nhdogmom/status/358293824382046208

Note the effort to tie the NHGOP to me using the same progressive tactic whose hypocrisy I actually expose in the linked article; Democrats not denouncing bad behavior from their own.  I’m talking about New Hampshire Democrats remaining silent while the Black Panthers are putting bounties on the heads of private citizens.

So I guess she must be OK with that then?

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The NHHRA final score card for the complete 2013 session also here NHHRA 2013 Scorecard_070513 is out and we’re as curious as ever to see who ran as a Republican then failed to vote like one.  Some of the names are very familiar…

Yes, we’ll get the usual flack, but before you start grousing consider this.  They could run as independents or moderates.  They could run as Democrats–there are Democrats with similar scores, and at least one or two with a better score.   What we need to ask ourselves is why are they running as Republicans?  Is it because they couldn’t get elected as anything else?  And if all we need is any Republican why are they the best we can do?

Or are they?

If you live in any of these districts these are things you should consider as 2014 approaches.

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I apologize for the repeated posts about New Hampshire Attorney General Joseph Foster but when the AG, a known partisan Democrat appointee, comes out on cue toeing the Obama Administration Stand Your Ground narrative behind him, it is difficult for this dog to leave that particular bone alone.

So in keeping with what has turned into NH AG Joe Foster week, and while we wait for him to explain if George Zimmerman had any rights or how he still had an obligation to retreat while Mr. Martin was on his chest smashing his head into the pavement, it only seems fitting to bring up at least two more points.

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