The Editors,
Congresswoman Ann Kuster doesn’t vote bipartisan. She doesn’t legislate that way either. She can’t even be bothered to defend “bipartisan.” Even when they are her own constituents. People like rural undeclared voters.
Ann Kuster’s district is full of them. But when it was reported last Fall that a pro-Trump group was looking to reach out to undeclared voters here in Hampshire like those on CD-2, State Democrat Party Chair Ray Buckley called them white supremacists.
“The organizing and activating of these extremists, these white supremacists, really could have a detrimental effect on the entire culture of New Hampshire,” New Hampshire Democratic Party Chairman Ray Buckley said.
NH CD-2 is mostly rural. Vastly rural. It is chock full of the independent voters DNC Vice Chair Raymond Buckley smeared.
Did the supposedly bi-partisan Ann Kuster come to their defense? Nope. The very-partisan Ann Kuster said nothing probably because she agrees with her state Democrat party Chairman.
She’ll deny it now because the election is around the corner, but she has had over a year to publicly stand up to her own party’s hateful rhetoric and defend her own constituents.
Not so “Bi-partisan” Annie could not be bothered.
She didn’t stand up for them then, she’s not going to do it now, nor at any point in the future. Her partisan politics won’t allow it. And the partisan politics always come first.
Maybe that’s why nearly half of her constituents would like someone else to take the job.
Do them a favor. Use the ballot box on Nov. 6th to give them what they want. Vote for Steve Negron.
GraniteGrok.com has endorsed Steve Negron for Congress.
