At midnight, the Patriot Act provision, which granted the NSA permission to bulk-collect private phone metadata of law abiding American citizens, expired.

Law abiding citizens.  

Presumption of guilt.  Probable cause.   Sound familiar?

When was the last time you can remember Congress doing something, actively or passively, to reduce the scope, size, and power of the Federal government, or to promote the individual liberties of Americans?

Can you name a member of Congress (House or Senate), who consistently championed these notions?

Can you name one who succeeded?

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If you read GraniteGrok even casually, you’ll know that arrested email hoaxing vote suppressor Carl Robert Gibson lists his address as 26 Summit Street in Concord.  He registered to vote from this address, registered a business at this address, and told the Police/AG that this was his address when he was arrested.

According to the Concord City Hall Assessing Department there is not such address.

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Carl Robert Gibson, Occupy.com vote thief, is not an enigma – more like an enema. He just keeps on giving!

As we found out today, and as Carl Robert Gibson and all his friends probably suspect we will keep finding out, Carl Robert Gibson gave a phony address as his “voting domicile” in NH – as former Judge John “Screwy” Lewis used to call illegal voter nests.

Imagine how much fun the ancient NH news media would be having if Carl Robert Gibson was Congressman Frank Guinta instead of an Occupy NH communist political dirty trickster sent here in 2012 with CREDO Super Pac of California to attack Cong. Frank Guinta?

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On Friday the New Hampshire Senate was scheduled to vote Senate Bill 116 (SB 116) aka Constitutional Carry in a conference of committee to agree with the house changes. The bill will now make its way to Governor Maggie Hassan’s desk.

Hassan already stated, in kabuki theatre with Moms Demand Action of New Hampshire, that she would veto the bill. This is after thousands of women across the state have asked Hassan to pass the bill so they will no longer be discriminated against by their police chiefs. This is after thousands of women across New Hampshire have asked that their rights be restored to what they previously were.

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Yesterday the Texas Legislature passed a bill that would allow open carry. Current law in Texas only allows concealed carry if a person has a pistol license. The new bill, which Governor Abbott already said he will sign into law will allow those with pistol licenses to openly carry firearms whereas before it only allowed them to carry concealed.

In New Hampshire, the legislature passed a bill that would allow Granite Staters who are legally able to purchase and possess firearms to have the option of a pistol license or simply carry concealed without one (also know as Constitutional Carry). Current law in New Hampshire allows open carry without a pistol license.

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Our Concord NH voter awaiting arraignment for election law violations, Carl Robert Gibson, of 26 Summit St. is registered to vote in the following four states, Wisconsin , Kentucky , Connecticut , and New Hampshire .

Apparently, like the New Hampshire Supreme Court, he must be confused by the difference between “residence” and “domicile.”

Wisconsin:

A “domicile” is a person’s true, fixed, and permanent home where a person intends to remain permanently and indefinitely and to which a person has the intention of returning, whenever absent. It is often referred to as “legal residence.” A person may be physically present or living in one place but maintain a domicile in another. A person has only one domicile at any point in time.

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