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Certain, as yet clearly identified Intelligence Agents listened in on NSA Advisor Flynn’s call to a Russian diplomat during the end of the Obama Administration. This has caused Mike Flynn to leave his position, and the media has savored this rare bloodletting with spasms of revenge satisfied. But their delight is for taking a scalp, not for what is in store for them, whether they understand it or not.
Edited from the original posted March 21, 2014
In November 2012 there was some vote fraud. I know Democrats (including Democrats registered as Republicans) are denying it, but it is true. People who should not have voted from inside and outside the swing state of New Hampshire came here and voted, again. Democrats conspired and planned it, statewide. (And now Republicans are helping them cover it up.)
HB350, AN ACT prohibiting possession of a firearm at a polling place, just died on the floor of the New Hampshire House. By a vote of 204 to 144 on a committee recommendation of inexpedient to legislate, a bill designed to solve a problem that didn’t exist met its proper end.
One Republican voted with Democrats in an effort to save this bad bill. Fifteen Democrats voted with Republicans to kill HB350.
Roll Call breakdown on the jump.
Yesterday, the University of New Hampshire Survey Center released a survey in which they ask Granite Staters about some hot topics that are happening in the state. One of the biggest pieces of legislation that is going to be voted on by the house this week is “Right to Work” legislation. It is a bill (Senate Bill 11) that simply gives workers the freedom when it comes to paying “agency fees” to unions they don’t want any part of. Currently workers have these fees forcibly taken from their paycheck because of the forced union status of New Hampshire.
For Immediate Release February 15, 2017 Contact: Governor Sununu Press Office (603) 271-2121 Sununu.Press@nh.gov Governor Chris Sununu Statement on Confirmation of Frank Edelblut as Commissioner of the Department of Education Concord, NH – Following today’s Executive Council vote to confirm Frank Edelblut as Commissioner of the Department of Education, Governor Chris Sununu issued the following … Read more
FUD – Fear, uncertainty, and doubt. Coming from Zandra Rice-Hawkins (our favorite cereal, Rice-Crispies) of Granite State Progress (a totally out of state funded entity), I tend to more call it lying. She hates guns because this Statist loves Government – and it is clear from her history, as we all have said before, she believes that only Government should have such Force and it should be a monopoly.
Just like the Redcoats at the time of our Revolutionary War – it was their attempt to disarm the general populace that very well that was the spark that created The Shot Heard ‘Round The World. I’m quite sure she’d have been a Royalist – she certains seems to be against Individual Liberty (except when it can advance the Progressive social and political agenda.
So what was it that she said (again, reformatted and emphasis mine)? Here’s the windup:
“As I’ve said on other occasions: compared to (most of) today’s advocates of the minimum wage, the minimum-wage’s early advocates had far worse ethics but a far better grasp of economics. These early advocates of the minimum wage correctly understood not only that the minimum wage destroys jobs for some low-skilled workers, but also that … Read more
Given how Alinsky’s Rules were used against Conservatives, Traditionalists, and Libertarians at the beginning of the Obama Administration, and how long it took us to figure out what it was that was being used against us, this piece by Kurt Schlicter (who is becoming a good read) is amusing:
The Left is getting massively out-Alinskyed, and the hilarious thing is that this band of withered hippies, unemployable millennial safe-space cases, and unlovable + unshaven libfeminists don’t even know it. Oh, their masters sure know it. Soros is bitterly having to ramp up his infusions of blood money to keep his community-organized “grassroots” movements afloat. The less dumb ones among the lying dinosaur media are panicking as their influence fades, and Chuck Schumer is enduring such a non-stop parade of serial humiliations that if the Senate were a penitentiary, he’d be McConnell’s prison Mitch.
And hardly ever did. Trump started it, it looks like the Republicans are following Trump’s lead by using the CRA (Congressional Review Act that allows them to delete bureaucratic regulations (with caveats)). Let’s see if they: Pass the REINS Act Repeal the 1946 Administrative Procedure Act in which Congress ceded much of its power to … Read more
Normally I do like the Daily Mail, a UK newspaper, as it reports on a lot of items that the US MSM won’t – and if the MSM does, the Daily Mail generally has more facts and less political correctness than its American brethren. This time, not so much.
SHOT:
The not-for-profit American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has seen membership and donations soar since the White House’s executive order on migration blocking travel for citizens of seven mainly Muslim countries. As the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) closes in on migrants, the group is launching a special unit to make sure those facing deportation are given access to counsel immediately.
More than 160 foreign nationals were detained in Los Angeles alone last week, according to ABC, but ICE Field Office Director David Marin said they were nothing our of the ordinary.
New Hampshire Senate Bill 41 would pour $4 million dollars into a 2-year program that funds “scholarships” to students pursuing STEM degrees. From the Union Leader, Senate Bill 41 would allot a total of $4 million to the skilled technology worker recruiting fund to pay for scholarships for fiscal years ending in 2018 and 2019. With … Read more
National Geographic suggests that your solar powered neighbors could increase the likelihood of power outages when you need power the most. In an age when more homeowners are using solar panels to generate their own electricity, bad weather usually limits the output of these devices and increases the amount of energy the utility must supply, … Read more
I’ll Help You Pack. The mediagenic wunderkind of French presidential politics has a message for U.S. scientists, engineers, and entrepreneurs working on climate change and worrying about their future under President Donald Trump: Come to France. In a video posted to his Facebook and Twitter accounts late last night (and hashtagged #ScienceMarch), Emmanuel Macron renewed his commitment to fighting … Read more
Ben Shapiro spoke to a standing room only crowd at Ferris State University in Michigan. The clip above is a part of a Q and A where he addresses issues with the idea of separating sex from gender and does it well. Near the end, the conversation shifts to abortion and contraception and again, Shapiro disarms … Read more
Dakota Access Pipeline protesters left so much garbage behind that if the Army Core of Engineers and locals can’t get it all cleared out before spring it could create an environmental hazard.
“Without proper remediation, debris, trash, and untreated waste will wash into the Cannonball River and Lake Oahe,” the Corps said in its statement.
But it’s not just trash that concerns them.
Has a great face slap to the fragile SJW and snowflakes everywhere. And Blazing Saddles couldn’t be made again today (good thing as Hollywood’s SJWs would just louse it up). But the meme is right – so let’s get started:
Heh! But given how the Ninth Circuit ruled by ignoring a lot of important legal bits, this parody from The Corner could be plausable (emphasis mine, reformatted) based on it seems that the Ninth believes that Constitutional Rights belong to ANY global “citizen” even if said citizen is openly advocating and fighting for the overthrow of the United States based solely on religious reasons:
…Thanks to my time machine, I was able to secure a copy of the following opinion, dated October 18, 2019. It’s from a panel of Ninth Circuit judges, per curiam:
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi and the State of California, et al., v. Donald J. Trump, President of the United States
Picking up on the NH Democrat party line, as usual, is Connecticut’s own – Fergus Cullen!
Here we go:
I will pay $1000 to 1st person proving even 1 outofstate person took bus from MA 2 any NH polling place last ElectionDay #mapoli #nhpolitics
— Fergus Cullen (@FergusCullen) February 10, 2017
I wanted to live by the motto, “Hear no Fergus, see no Fergus,” but like whack-a-mole, he keeps showing up at any event or chance, attacking Republicans. At least he is consistent.
Having read your open letter to President Trump regarding voter fraud in the State of New Hampshire, where I happen to be a legal, domiciled resident, as well as a qualified voter, I offer some simple clarification about NH and voter fraud.
First of all, thank you very much for the opportunity to expose your blatant attempt at diversion. I could not have asked for a more opportune time for you to step out in front of an issue you have ignored for so long.
As you well know, the first statute you pointed to is RSA 659:34 (I) (e) Wrongful Voting; Penalties for Voter Fraud.
For all the talk about defunding Sanctuary cities (and soon, States), methinks Trump ought to cast a hairy eyeball at Mexico (emphasis mine, reformatted):
According to The Wall Street Journal, a group called Monarca — named after the Monarch butterflies that migrate across North America — is pushing several measures that aim to help Mexican migrants living in the U.S., one of which involves an ad campaign urging those targeted for deportation to take their cases to court.
“The backlog in the immigration system is tremendous,” former Foreign Minister Jorge Castaneda, a member of the group, told The Journal. He wants to double or triple that backlog, “until [U.S. President Donald] Trump desists in this stupid idea.”