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Being really under the weather on Sat means I didn’t get as much video as I should have – and certainly not enough of the automatic firearms. Two of the popular ones were the “Ma Deuce” (.50 cal. heavy machine gun – the Youngest’s favorite weapon while deployed to Afghanistan) and the 1919 (.30 cal machi1ne gun). Here’s a taste of both:
Ma Deuce:
1919:
Guess who, after being asked a few simple, embarrassing questions about his private, personal, non-profit for the elderly, went behind the only camera he thought was on and gestured with his crotch at two CNHT members who were asking questions at an Atkinson Selectman’s meeting.
If you guessed former Police Chief and now Selectman Phil Consentino you probably know how Atkinson has been run for the last thirty years.
I have been a tad late in posting articles about the Atkinson Pervert but have freed up a few minutes to expose him again.
Walking it backwards really can do a number on Won’s ego…..he must hate it when events and people just don’t get with his plan…. (H/T: Powerline)
Cormier stands on record in seeking Senate seat To the Editor: As a member of the New Hampshire House this session, I learned much about the workings of government and politics. As a candidate against Sen. David Boutin in District 16, I can say our voting records clearly demonstrate where we stand on important issues … Read more
(H/T: Liberal Logic 101)
During last Saturday’s Andrew Hemingway 2A Rally, a group of new (and one “returning”) shooters decided to attend – just a group of guys that wanted to do something that they had never done before (or a long, long time ago). Grokster Susan had done some safety / coaching with them at the Londonderry Fish & … Read more
“The question we ask today is not whether our government is too big or too small, but whether it works — whether it helps families find jobs at a decent wage, care they can afford, a retirement that is dignified.” – President Barack Obama, Inauguration, 1/20/09 OK, you tell me: is this “Government working”? (H/T: … Read more
The New Hampshire Conservative Majority Project, NHCMP has endorsed Andrew Hemingway for Governor on New Hampshire. NHCMP is proud to endorse Andrew Hemingwayfor NH Governor. Andrew is the only GOP gubernatorial candidate committed to the principles of limited government and individual liberty for all. https://www.facebook.com/Hemingway4Gov The NHCMP is a growing, private group on Facebook, that … Read more
Concerned about low voter turnout in local elections, the city’s Ethics Commission has come up with a winning idea: pay people to vote! On a 3-0 vote, the panel said it wanted City Council President Herb Wesson’s Rules, Elections and Intergovernmental Relations Committee to seriously consider the use of financial incentives and a random drawing … Read more
Donors to the Senate Republican Majority PAC in New Hampshire might want to ask if campaign mailers supporting one Republican over another in a Primary is the best use of their money?
The Senate Republican Majority PAC (in NH) just spent $6939.25 to produce two mailers. One mailer for Dave Boutin, and one for Nancy Stiles, to defend their State Senate seats from….Republican primary opponents.
That’s $7000.00 dollars they no longer have to help defeat Democrats in the general election.
(I’m using a Flash PDF Viewer for this one- PAC finance docs on the jump)
Or so it seems: Here’s another case to ponder. Either the Constitution means what it says in black and white or it means nothing at all. (H/T: Liberal Logic 101)
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Scott Brown promises then Boston Mayor Tom Menino he will veto Constitutional Carry: (H/T: a ‘Grok Friend)
On Kimberly’s post on the NH Senate Majority PAC spending 4 digits on a mailer for incumbent NH State Senator Dave Boutin (which said PAC seems to only wish to spend money to keep incumbent NH State Senate Republican incumbents butts in those seats – an exclusive Good Old Boy club), commenter TC had this, in part, to ask:
The bigger question I think is why would a guy who stands to make $100 bucks at this job be spending tens of thousands of dollars to keep it? Crony Capitalism at its finest.
Good question! Good answer: because the stakes are so high.
Last Saturday, the Hemingway for [NH] Governor campaign held a Second Amendment rally at the Londonderry Fish & Game Club. It was a time for first time shooters (video coming soon), guys vs gal competition, general shooting as well as a “machine gun shoot” with various fully automatic firearms like a Ma Deuce (.50 caliber machinegun), … Read more
The left is always the first to show up at anti-globalization, anti-government, protests of any kind. The opportunity to break ‘things’ is one they find difficult to resist. I would not be surprised to find that unions or some other source of left-wing money (or actual protesters) was involved in filling up the street with … Read more
“We are going to have our ARRMMMMS UP! Rally and march in DC to demand federal legislation around policin’. How we get policin’ and community to work together….“ (H/T: FoxNews) That would be the Rev. Al “Tawana Brawley” Sharpton: parlaying civil rights bona fides w/MLK to owing millions in unpaid taxes BUT still “advising” Progressive President … Read more
Gallup: When you look at the most important non-economic issues identified by Americans….
…ask yourself – who or what controls those first 4 items? Yes, that would be politicians and Government. Dissatisfaction comes from when expectations are not met or basic functions are not performed well. Yet, we keep hearing from the Left that Government must keep doing more and more.
Really? More does not equal better. How about doing far less but do it exceedingly well and lwt we adults outside of government take care of ourselves – the Leave Us Alone coalition
Full results after the jump
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
ALEXANDRIA, VA – Stark360, a pro-liberty PAC dedicated to nominating and electing liberty-minded candidates for public office, announced today its endorsement of Andrew Hemingway for New Hampshire governor and Marilinda Garcia for New Hampshire congressional representative for district two.
“Both Andrew Hemingway and Marilinda Garcia bring an amazing combination of youth and experience rooted in the ‘Live free or die’ principles of limited government and liberty,” said Stark360 Chairman Aaron Day. “We need leaders, not administrators, bold solutions, not stale political rhetoric and the status quo. Hemingway and Garcia provide a stark contrast to both their primary and general election competitors.”
Both candidates have proven records of supporting individual freedom.
A lifelong resident of New Hampshire, Andrew Hemingway has created three successful small businesses, served as Chairman of the Republican Liberty Caucus of New Hampshire, and worked with a state senator to overturn the LLC tax.
Marilinda Garcia, was a designated “Rising Star” by the Republican National Committee, and has worked tirelessly in the New Hampshire state legislature since 2012 to make New Hampshire a more prosperous and economically free state.
Stephen W. Prescott is running in a Republican primary (Hillsborough 27 – Hollis) for a seat in the NH House, but as recently as 2012, Prescott was a registered Democrat. (We have some folks looking deeper into this and will get back to you as we learn more but for now, look for a better … Read more