The Washington Post dropped a hit-piece last week, but it’s starting to look like the Washington Post is the one who took the hit.

During a segment that aired on Friday’s broadcast of Birmingham, AL ABC affiliate WBMA 33/40’s 5 p.m. local news, political reporter Lauren Walsh sought out voters in Columbiana, AL to gauge their reactions to the Washington Post report that alleged Republican U.S. Senate hopeful Roy Moore engaged in inappropriate conduct with four teenage girls more than 34 years ago.

None of the respondents according to Walsh told her they believed the Post’s reporting.

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SHOT:

There has been no change in the current policy regarding the anthem. The agenda will be a continuation of how to make progress on the important social issues that players have vocalized. Everyone who is part of our NFL community has a tremendous respect for our country, our flag, our anthem and our military, and we are coming together to deal with these issues in a civil and constructive way (NFL).

CHASER:

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Maybe it’s just me, but the recent accusations against Alabama US Senate candidate Roy Moore are four weeks out from the election Dec. 12. That is a long time in which evidence of criminal behavior from almost 40 years ago can be reviewed by voters.

If this is a hit job by the Bezos Post, as I think it might be, it could explode in the faces of the Republicans calling for Moore’s head.

I hope so.

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The Liberals are losing their minds over Steve Bannon’s visit to New Hampshire, and between calling everyone white supremacists and ignoring their own hate, the sharpest thorn in their paw (at the moment) are his widely (only partially) reported remarks about voter integrity in the Granite State.

The actual remarks are only about three minutes long but the media still managed to cherry pick the details. Thankfully, we’ve got the full audio and video, and we can share his complete remarks.

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This morning, Garland Bernie Peer told the citizens of Raymond they are literally laughed at when the cameras are off because they dare to question elected and appointed town officials. The exchange happened on a public Facebook page of a Raymond Citizens’ group that seeks to hold officials accountable.

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I was at the 603 Alliance dinner the other night when Steve Bannon was the keynote speaker. It was rewarding to see him open up his phone and announce the number of out-of-state voters who tipped the 2016 NH General Election in favor of Crooked Hillary.

He hit the number right on, 6,540 voters established their right to vote in NH by using out of state drivers licenses as identification. Using an out of state license as identification means you are a resident of that state – until you establish a legal domicile here. To date, 5,500 people from other states have yet to change their address to NH. That makes them non-domiciled voters. See: Newburger v. Peterson, NH Supra 1972.

I guess they all quit driving on November 9, 2016.

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Stated another way, that’s $34,200 per year.

UPDATE: I was at a meeting in Manchester and ran into a old friend of the ‘Grok and without prompting, he brought up that his Obamacare plan, bought on the exchange, is mirroring my aquaintance’s below: it has just from about $1,000/month for his family to over $2,000 / month.  He makes too much as an independent engineer to receive any kind of tax subsidy – he has to float his own boat.  He’s now wondering if he has to go bare.

Commenter Jeemo has called me a liar and that I’m making this up – sorry Jeemo, but life is sucking badly when Government actions have all but destroyed the individual healthcare marketplace and made life miserable for million whose only purpose, in the Saul Alinsky word of wealth transfer from Haves to Have-Nots, is to fund others.  For the recipients of the tax subsidies, life is now better.  For the rest of us that were happy with our plans, life sucks.  And Jeemo makes fun of my friends.

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I’ve known him for years and have had him come over to house as a contractor on a number of cases; he was here a couple of days ago.  Usually I leave contractors alone to let them do their work and only wander in just because I like to admire peoples’ skills to do work that I can’t do (being a software engineer, I can build castles in my mind but you never want to put a saw, hammer, and a screwdriver into my hands at the same time).  However, he smiled as I greeted him coming out of his truck and he exclaimed “great, a fellow conservative to talk with!” as he deals with a lot of public housing projects owned by “public service organizations” that trend rather liberal.  One of the topics that came up, as he is self-employed”, was the cost his Obamacare plan; his frustration was BEYOND frustration.

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I Don’t Know, But This One’s Leader Isn’t Sectzy

I have to say, Donna Brazile’s interpretation of the Clinton campaign team as a “cult” is precious and childlike. Oh, if it was only true and they were your ordinary, everyday cult.

The Hillary for President 2016 campaign was run by what was supposed to be America’s first openly homosexual, winning, campaign manager, Robby Mook.

His dad was a Dartmouth professor – the NH connection.

Robby runs the Mook Mafia.

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Over on a certain Facebook page where a group of small government activists is promoting a fundraiser with a polarizing, anti-ruling class speaker, the lazy left finds solace in such words as Nazi, white supremacists, and hate group. Words that like brick walls are meant to end any effort to penetrate their true meaning because they have none, nor do their users.

These are the tools of people so incapable of defending what they believe that they bring sledgehammers in hopes of ensuring that no one will dare to challenge them or go to hear someone speak who might challenge them, or who might speak themselves.

The same is true at Georgetown University, a Jesuit University with a distinguished history that is rapidly declining under the weight of the social justice and diversity stormtroopers who have gone out of their way to try and prohibit debate about love, sex, and marriage.

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The Democrats won two more House special elections in New Hampshire yesterday improving their numbers in the legislature.

Two special elections were suited as tests to see whether the Republican Party could stem its series of defeats in the General Court.

So far in 2017, Republicans have lost eight of 10 special elections, including seven of nine in the General Court. Ultimately, the Democrats took seats on the ballot in Hillsborough District 15 as well as Sullivan District 1.

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