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Heh! (H/T: Diply)
“The contests don’t much matter. What really matters has already happened. In both parties, the peasants have revolted. The peasants are you and I, the poor saps who are expected to turn out in every election to put “their” party in power. Only it isn’t their party. Both parties’ elites hold the voters they depend … Read more
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve watched something that included these words. Real People. Not Actors. So…if actors are not real people shouldn’t the professional left be treating them like unborn babies? #ActorsLivesMatter
https://twitter.com/RonNehring/status/727509538270642176
The Tabloid campaign against Cruz has been nothing if not…amusing. Add Ted’s father–who the Trump-Tabloid Press are now linking to the Kennedy Assassination, and it just gets better. Ted Cruz spokesman Ron Nehring isn’t waiting for another other shoe to drop; he is releasing photos of Rafael throughout history. c/o Twitchy
Neighbors can sometimes be a pain in the arse. There are some that will do things that will deliberately and gratuitously aggravate their other neighbors. These crafty folks like to do just that one small thing that cannot really bring them a whole host of legal trouble. Often times, (as shown in the video below) its an act of minutia. Some act that, for the most part isn’t worth pursuing on any level…until they become persistent.
Such was the case with Londonderry Fish & Game Club. For the last nine months, beer cans were being stuffed into our front entry gate. This was done two, sometimes three times per week. While it was annoying, I would simply remove them and enter the club…Others would do the same. Pretty soon, members were removing them and sending us emails about it…or texts with photos showing the pictures of cans stuffed into the gate.
It finally got to a point where it was clear that it had become a topic of concern for members and officers alike. The overarching concern is that perhaps a member was having a beer and then using the ranges. Check out the live video after the jump...
H/T Tony Heller/Steve Goddard
A bill to repeal New Hampshire’s ill-advised and as-yet-unenforced buffer zone law is scheduled for a Senate vote Thursday, May 5, two days after a committee voted 3-2 to give the bill an “ought to pass” recommendation. HB 1570 passed the House earlier this session.
The Senate tabled a repeal bill last year after an ought-to-pass motion failed on a tie vote.
HB 1570 attempts to repeal a law passed in 2014 to discourage peaceful pro-life witnesses from exercising First Amendment rights on public sidewalks outside abortion facilities. While the law delegates to abortion facility operators the right to restrict access to public property, no facility has yet done so. The law is on the books, “protecting” no one. Repeal should be a no-brainer.
The New Hampshire law is not designed to enhance the safety of women entering places where abortions are performed. That’s what laws against criminal threatening and harassment and simple assault are for. The buffer zone law wasn’t written to discourage blockades or traffic obstruction or trespassing; those offenses are covered by other laws as well. Those laws apply to people outside as well as inside abortion facilities – unlike the buffer zone law.
WMUR is reporting that NHGOP Chairwoman Jennifer Horn has decided, “that in the interest of party unity and “full transparency,” the New Hampshire delegation will meet on Friday at state party headquarters to vote for delegation chairman and important posts on the convention Rules, Platform, Credentials and Permanent Organization committees.” The Email vote was already … Read more
(H/T: Business Insider)
This latest installment from Prager U has some interesting insight and asks a curious question in that context.
Pam Tucker has ended her 2016 run for Congress and her challenge of Congressman Guinta for the District 1 seat in New Hampshire.
State Rep. Pam Tucker announced an end to her campaign for the 1st Congressional District seat in New Hampshire on Monday, citing family obligations.
“Today, I’m announcing the suspension of my congressional campaign. I am so grateful to the many friends and supporters who have sacrificed so much for this campaign,” Tucker, R-Greenland, said in a statement.
“But with a young family and three daughters, it has become increasingly clear in recent days that now is not the right time for a congressional campaign,” she said.
And not the right time to dilute the vote in a primary when the state party wants to replace it’s own sitting Republican incumbent. Well, that’s what I’m thinking.
BOSTON—Saying that such a dialogue was essential to the college’s academic mission, Trescott University president Kevin Abrams confirmed Monday that the school encourages a lively exchange of one idea. “As an institution of higher learning, we recognize that it’s inevitable that certain contentious topics will come up from time to time, and when they do, … Read more
The Earl of Sweeney tells us not to get our panties in a wad of police chiefs, in deciding who is “suitable or not” for a pistol/revolver license (for concealed carry here in NH), “seldom abuse” their privilege. Gosh, what ever happened to “zero tolerance” (heh!)? Who knew that public officials, be they elected or … Read more
For those interested, … Heroin – Opioid Panel Presentation Thursday May 5, 2016 7:00 PM Brookline Event Center Route 130 – Brookline, NH Panelists Vahrij Manoukian – Hollis Pharmacist William Quigley – Brookline Chief of Police James Sartell – Hollis Chief of Police Lee Duval – Brookline EMS Director Sandy Bohling – Hollis EMS Director … Read more
I’d love to write more in depth about the wide-ranging circumstances surrounding this but I don’t have the time. Simply put, the NHGOP is trying to screw Trump delegates and they should be pissed. Here’s is a comment from one of them, captured from Facebook, and shared with me. …
(Image H/T: Powerline) The primary season is starting to wind down and Bernie Sanders took a pounding in winning only 1 of the 5 primaries last week – he’s mathematically been eliminated. And sure, he has raised a whole lot of money outside of the typical donor class but even that isn’t enough. But like all Socialists, they have no problem in spending all of that other peoples’ money (emphasis mine):
Sanders is biggest spender of 2016 so far — generating millions for consultants
The small-dollar fundraising juggernaut that has kept Bernie Sanders’s insurgent White House bid afloat far longer than anticipated has generated another unexpected impact: a financial windfall for his team of Washington consultants.
By the end of March, the self-described democratic socialist senator from Vermont had spent nearly $166 million on his campaign — more than any other 2016 presidential contender, including rival Hillary Clinton. More than $91 million went to a small group of admakers and media buyers who produced a swarm of commercials and placed them on television, radio and online, according to a Washington Post analysis of Federal Election Commission reports.
In honor of Kimberly’s post: I have an uncle that gave his life, willingly, in WW II. How come we got stuck with the pansies? (H/T: Powerline)
Rule #1 – Adult themes, kid friendly; do not post up anything that would cause little Janie and Johnny to ask their parents “What does this mean”?
Kimberly put up that well deserved rant that Steven Crowder, conservative comedian, laid down at the UMass Amherst (“the mother ship”) when “oh so sensitive at any perceived faux outrage” crybullies when he, Christina Hoff Sommers, and Milo Yiannopoulos were there to speak / “trigger” to these “educated” numbskulls(/sarcasm off).
This is the other video that matches his rant – I do believe that this miserable fat cretin feminist blob of…well…something is the “boar” that Crowder went after. It is clear that her parents will not see an ROI on her college tuition (unless of course, her heart’s content is to work at some Womyn’s Center (and cry-o-torium) on some other campus. Only a person some beta-male could love (depending, I guess, on what gender identity she’s wrestling with).
At the least, I’m putting the video after the jump (NSFW). As Ed at Instapundit put it: Behold what a century of “Progressivism” has wrought:
Kathleen LaBonte and Steve Forster drop by to talk property rights vs. local boards and developers. Kimberly Morin has some thoughts about Sen. Kelly Ayotte and the Casa Bill. And NH Executive Councilor and Gubernatorial candidate Chis Sununu talks Common Core, testing, and local control. (Skip’s original post and audio are here.)
Summary – Not one Republican among the 70 odd Journalists See lower right, the “0%” .After Obama, and if a Republican gains the Oval Office, the softballs will turn into lead slugs. What’s that word that these same journalists keep throwing out at us? Oh..oh…wait – I got it! Definitely shows a total lack of … Read more