Steve MacDonald

The New Hampshire Democrat Party is taking offense to calls that it is in some way connected or responsible for the reading of the names of killers and terrorist as victims as worthy of reverence by the Bloomberg Bus crowd in Concord.  According to out of state Spokes-kid Harrell ‘Jersey Shore’ Kirstein…”federal elections law prohibits political committees like the NHDP from any in-kind coordination or collaboration with not-for-profit corporations like Mayors Against Illegal Guns.” So they cant, you know, reasonably be responsible for what other Democrats do.  (It only took a day to see the hypocrisy.)

But we’ll still be expecting an apology and condemnation from you, Chairman Buckley, and every elected Democrat from the state, because a number of Democrats elected to State office were not only participants in the reading of these names, two of them promoted the event in the NH House Journal.

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The New Hampshire Democrat Party should state whether or not they agree with the Minnesota Based radical left wing group Progress Now and its in state affiliate Granite State Progress, which have aligned themselves with New York Billionaire Michael Bloomberg’s out of state anti-self defense agenda.

Why?  Because we know that Progress Now’s New Hampshire affiliate, Granite State Progress  , is the “front-man (woman?)” for the NH Democrat parties all-in anti-self defense pro-Bloomberg gun agenda in the Granite State.

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When a roll call vote was asked for, to go on the record in support of a substantial county budget increase, elected NH Democrats in the Hillsborough country delegation went of their way to ensure that there was no record of the vote.

What happened to transparency?  If you are certain that you need to vote to raise spending and thus increase peoples taxes what kind of coward votes to raise taxes but refuses to go on the record?  Uhh…a Democrat Coward, that’s who.

So is it safe to say that none of these Democrats can defend their vote to increase county spending 3.5 times the rate of inflation?  They are not even able to tell us who needs that money more than we do?  That’s Democrat leadership for you.   Wait.  Are they all going to start blaming the county budget increase on some YouTube Video?

Bill O’Brien remarks (From Facebook) follow…

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I have a sneaking feeling that the cultural liberals on the left will not be all that happy to hear about this…

UK Daily Mail

If an unmarried couple have sex they are considered husband and wife – and would have to ‘divorce’ if they split, an Indian court has ruled.

When two people of legal age, 18 for a woman and 21 for a man, ‘indulge in sexual gratification’ this should be seen as a ‘an act of total commitment’ and marriage by law, a judge at Madras High Court said.

The court said that the registering of a marriage as well as a wedding ceremony were only formalities to gain society’s approval.

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If you were paid by a company that borrowed almost half of what it claimed as income and had accumulated 17 trillion in debt along the way, you’d be right to wonder if you’d ever see another paycheck, and if you did, if you would even be able to cash it.  Benefits?  I wouldn’t count on those either.  You might consider looking elsewhere for your means, look for a different job, a different career even, considering how insolvent your current arrangements appeared to be.

But Democrats not only do not want you to think that when it comes to the Federal Government, they are actually trying to recruit more folks onto the payroll of their very similar enterprise.

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Stella Tremblay has resigned and everyone seems happy about that.

“The New Hampshire Republican State Committee made it very clear that Representative Tremblay was unfit for public office and not welcome in our party,” chairwoman Jennifer Horn said. “We are glad to see her go.”

It’s kind of sad, actually.  I think Stella should have toughed it out.  Of course, it must have been a bitch seeing as the state Party is ‘Glad to see you go.’  I’m not sure they even say that about Democrats.

On a happier note, this next part makes me very happy.  The NH Democrat party just played the “they are all guilty for not denouncing her” card.  Thank you so much.  Prepare to be buried in your own hypocrisy.  Here’s their hypocritical screed, I mean statement.

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Breitbart has a nice post up (be sure to read some comments) about Heidi Yewman, whom (I guess?) got famous for vehemently opposing Starbucks open carry gun policy.  Well she decided to follow her state’s rules, get herself a Glock,  and write about “what it’s like” to carry a gun on her hip for 30 days.

We could (should?) presume that the intention is to promulgate a chain of commentary from her predetermined bias.  Actually we know we can, because Yewman’s own words broadcast her narrow-minded opposition, which one commenter observes like this…

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Former member of the Massachusetts House, Rep John P. Fresolo, who was accused of sharing photographic evidence of his “little House member” on the computer of a female State House staffer, was put on paid leave, said he would not resign, and then resigned–ending the ethics investigation against him, and three and a half weeks later has now considered running for the seat he just resigned for.

So autophotoerotica just doesn’t do it for you?  You have to have to share?

Then there’s this other little problem.  Actually, you’re ethically challenged, how could this be a problem for you?

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Rick does all the heavy lifting here on the addition of the Bloomberg Bus Anti-Gun Rally into the New Hampshire House Journal.  I think this might set a precedent that will have reps putting all kinds of crap in the journal that does not belong there.  I am not an avid reader of the document so perhaps that is a long standing tradition already?  If so, how often does the contact info for a progressive activist appear?

That is what caught my eye.  The RSVP contact info is to Sheila Vargas at Granite State Progress.

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Dr. Thomas Sowell makes a point that should seem obvious to any pro-market economy Republican…

Farmers may wish for more farm workers, just as any of us may wish for anything we would like to have. But that is wholly different from thinking that some third party should define what we desire as a “need,” much less expect government policy to meet that “need.”

In a market economy, when farmers are seeking more farm workers, the most obvious way to get them is to raise the wage rate until they attract enough people away from alternative occupations — or from unemployment.

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