We don’t know and I think anyone that is saying they do is either outright lying or extremely befuddled. The work is all but done except for the GOTV (Get Out The Vote) efforts. Sure, candidates are still making the rounds or rallies but if they haven’t made the sale by today, tomorrow is just a formality.
Related: The Eradication of Traditional American Values = The Eradication of America
Excepting the fact that the Democrats’ favorite election weapons (vote-by-mail, ballot harvesting, voter fraud/vote stealing) are yet to be played. Anyways…
Here’s what I’ll be doing tomorrow (and no, no one has forced/coerced/threatened me to do this) – this sample ballot shows what my answer to the above question (with notes below it):
Notes:
- President: I don’t think that there’s any doubt that I wouldn’t be voting for Trump. People either think it’s amusing to watch the Shiny Objects process (or not – it seems to upset the Milquetoast Establishment Republicans who have shown their true colors like Steve Duprey, Tom Rath, Gordon Humphrey, and others who are annoyed to see their country club invaded a la Caddy Shack) or concentrate on what his results have been the last four years (which, to me, have been pretty spectacular from a Conservative / Constitutional viewpoint).
- Governor: unlike the “Republicans for Democrats” losers, I have never voted for a Democrat. Instead, when I have seen that a RINO’s policies have been to the detriment of Freedom and Liberty, Constitutional values (e.g., having Government veer out of its restrictive lanes), and the like, I simply sit on my hands. Given what I have written in the last few months/years, Sununu has incurred my ire on multiple occasions. If he wants to go Social Progressive, that’s works against MY self-interest so he has “dis-earned” my vote.
- Sure, Feltes would be far worse but I’m no longer doing the least worst stupidity anymore. As I have said before, it seems that the Progressives had demeaned the idea of Citizenship in that my vote is one of the few things that an illegal alien doesn’t have (although they are working on that too). Elections are just another marketplace in which the currency is a vote instead of cash. Who among you would be happy to spend your cash on inferior products or services?
No, I didn’t think so.
- Senate/Congress – We grilled Corky Messner during our GrokGauntlet with him (2 hours long). There were only a couple of questions that we asked that he had trouble with – not bad at all! To boot, he called me a couple of days later to follow up on one of my first questions (Repeal of the 17th Amendment, and yes, he answered correctly in full although it took a bit – our questions tend to surprise candidates because we ask questions that journalists don’t). I was rather pleased, over all
We didn’t do one with Matt Mowers – the timing just didn’t work out right (issues at home, WuFlu, et al) but I will be voting for him.
- Executive Council – well, GraniteGrok did endorse him for Governor a few years ago (in which he was ignored by the NH GOP) and in talking with him a week ago at Grokster Norm’s, none of his stances have changed. So neither will my vote.
- NH Senate – While I have had some issues with Mr. French (and we have discussed them), I will be filling the circle for him tomorrow.
- NH House – I endorsed Norm Silber, Harry Bean, and Glen Aldrich earlier in the primary so the pencil will be filling in their circles as well. Jon Mackie was a decent vote (NHLA, HRA scores) but had some problems with attendance. However, the Democrats in this race are HARD LEFTISTS and need to be kept away from the Levers of Power.
- Sheriff – last on the list that I think important and I do believe this IS an important office. I did talk with Bill at length at Norm’s get-together as I had never done so before (management styles, interfacing with local police, responsibilities; questions dealing with. I like what he had to say – a lot. Then Tom Plozaj came over and asked the really important question:
Are you a Constitutional Sheriff?
Not even a beat was skipped – “Yes” and then proved that he knew what it meant and what it meant for both the office and for himself. Sealed the deal for me.
So, let’s see what happens, shall we?
And yes, in your jurisdictions, please give these folks your vote!
(H/T: Issues and Insights)
