Golden Rule

In Regards: Lèse-majesté (Advocatus Neumann)

When it comes to common courtesy, the surprised Mr. Neumann seems to be unaware that individuals don’t take his veteran status into account. What is wrong with the golden rule, Mr. Neumann? When deciding what courtesies to render to you, can’t Nashua citizens treat you in the same manner in which they witness you treating others?  

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New Hampshire Needs Hand-Counted Audits

Part IV of SB 89 would establish a committee to study post-election audit counting devices, aka scanners, as opposed to hand-counted audits. No true election security expert endorses using a scanner to perform an audit, even if it’s a new make or model.

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Natinal Guard at the Capitol

National Guard Finally Says Enough

The occupation of our nation’s capital continues and now has a growing feeling of permanence strengthened by the recent decision of the unelected Secretary of Defense indefinitely extending the Guard deployment to Washington.

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People’s Unwillingness to Act

When the ‘Bravo Sierra’ of the collectivist’s agenda of forceful ideals is happening right in front of your eyes, and your constitutional and personal rights are being trodden upon with the ulterior deep state intentions of being stolen (and nobody is doing anything), it is, from the way I understand it, called bystander apathy.

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LHS Associates

Correcting The Legacy Media’s Crappy Coverage of the “Windham Election Incident” Selectboard Meeting

“Those new machines are known as the “ImageCast Precinct” optical scan tabulators. They are manufactured by Dominion Voting Systems.”

Two of the largest news media outlets in New Hampshire could only manage shoddy, half-baked, propaganda-style reporting of the Windham Board of Selectmen meeting held on March 1st  to quell the concerns of Windham voters following a partial recount of three down-ballot contests.

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Burtis army

A Comment on the Windham AccuVote Machines and Elections

Both sides of my family started serving our nation in 1776.  Later, a relative would serve with Corporal Abraham Lincoln in Illinois. We had a relative serving with General Hood from Texas, Captain Halstead Burtis, while Major John Burtis served with the 13th NY Infantry.

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About Freedom…

Freedom is often talked about, praised, and glorified. We fight wars for freedom, sing songs about freedom, even our New Hampshire state motto pays homage to freedom, “Live free or die.” However, as I go about my duties as a Legislator and State Representative, I have serious concerns.

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