New Hampshire Democrats have been bringing in out of state voters to pad the rolls for a while.  But just a few years ago, circa 2008, Michelle Bensignor (NY, PA, MD, DC – but not NH) went to work for the State Democrat party.   That’s what is says on her LinkedIn page.

New Hampshire Democratic Party
Political Organization industry

June 2008 – November 2008 (6 months)

Coordinated regional field efforts for the Shaheen for Senate and Obama for America campaigns in Manchester, NH, including the training and management of nine field organizers, +200 regular volunteers and +5,000 Get Out the Vote volunteers.

Guess where she registered to vote from during her brief stay, which ended after election day?

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Two were NOT enough – too long of a ride for TMEW and I to just get a couple of folks on camera.  So, grabbed a couple more.  Actually, one was Pam Tucker so I could get a wee bit better idea of what’s coming up in the NH House and what people should be watching out for.  The other was former AFP/NH Exec Dir Corey Lewandowski who has gone on to bigger and better things at Americans for Prosperity and is now watching over 25 other chapters including NH (re: I would guess “Regional Director”).

            NH State Rep Pam Tucker                        Corey Lewandowski, AFP Reg. Director

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“Extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice. And moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue.” —Barry Goldwater

HB 474 passed out of the house today on a roll call vote of 188 to 155. “Relative to eligibility for in-state tuition rates at the university system of New Hampshire,” as the bill is titled, provides in-state tuition rates for “crimaliens,” those who are not present in our State, much less our country, with the benefit of being here, legally. 

This bill is morally repugnant to so many who filled out forms, came to this nation and played by all the rules to be citizens and reap the benefits

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While it is not the only such location, 1200 Elm Street in Manchester has become the focus of vote-fraud reporting because it exemplifies the conspiratorial nature of this Democrat Party enterprise.

Multiple names, all from out of state, many far flung from each other, several of them with expensive homes in their home states, campaigners, lawyers, folks, registered to vote (and voting) from the same apartment numbers at 1200 Elm, Manchester, NH

Just as an example, if you owned and were paying taxes on a $2 million dollar home in another state why would you be in an apartment in NH, claiming to live here so you could vote?  We’ve got that.

Why all the different Democrat out of state campaigners, lawyers, and activists, calling the same apartments in the same apartment building home, all of whom have homes and drivers licenses and lives in other states, casting ballots in your local elections?

And it is not just 1200 Elm street in Manchester, though we will stay focused there for the moment because it paints a very ugly vote fraud portrait.

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‘Crazy’ is a term of art; ‘Insane’ is a term of law. Remember that, and you will save yourself a lot of trouble.   —Hunter S. Thompson

On January 13, Curtis Reeves, a 71-year-old retired police captain shot and killed Chad Oulson with a .38 caliber revolver, over what media accounts claim was thrown popcorn and an argument because Oulson would not shut off his cell phone. Oulson and his wife Nicole were at the Wesley Chapel Theater for a, “date night.” Media accounts state that Reeves was annoyed by Oulson’s cell phone use and Oulson refused to shut off his cell phone when the movie previews began. Chad and Nicole have a 22-month-old daughter.

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Kimberly Morin has a very revealing piece at Examiner.com in which she parses NH Democrat Sylvia Larsen’s proposed Senate Bill SB207.

Larsen, hewing to her progressive busy-body roots, is set on something she calls ‘paycheck equality,’ but as Morin observes, it is not just a ridiculous idea that attempts to patronize to populist ignornace to fix a problem that does not even exist, it will probably end up hurting women more than helping them.

In all scenarios (with SB 207), women lose. When employers are forced to make hiring and salary decisions based on the possibility of frivolous lawsuits, they must tread lightly in order to avoid spending hundreds of thousands of dollars in lawyer’s fees. This takes the advantages that women have gained over the decades out of their hands. Women aren’t weak little flowers that don’t know how to negotiate. They have been negotiating for higher salary, better benefits and flexible work schedules for years now. What the New Hampshire Democrats’ ‘Paycheck Fairness Act’ achieves is to set women in the workforce back decades.

Larsen is pandering without regard to the consequences.

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Today in Representative Hall, Ian Underwood presented the testimony below to the Committee on Commerce and Consumer Affairs.  Eyes widened.

“Article 2A of the NH Constitution clearly states that:

All persons have the right to keep and bear arms in defense of themselves, their families, their property and the state.

It doesn’t say ‘some‘ persons.  It doesn’t say ‘approved‘ persons.  It doesn’t say ‘persons who don’t scare us’.  It says ‘all persons’.

A right for which you have to ask permission isn’t a right at all.  So the first point, I think, that has to be made regarding this bill is that it takes the wrong approach towards the goal sought by its sponsors.  

The right approach would be to amend the NH Constitution:  to declare that NOT all persons have the right to defend themselves, or that self-defense is not a right but a privilege, or perhaps to change the definition of ‘persons‘ to something like ‘persons we like’.  But until such a change has been made, any 5th grader can see that this bill conflicts with the NH Constitution.  It takes a constitutional scholar to miss that.

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I have said this over and over and over again – and the problem is brought upon by legislators on both side of the aisle – the lack of respect for our Constitutions and the principles behind why we have government.  Susan posted Ian Underwood’s testimony on NH HB 1589 – a law that would require all sales of all firearms to be handled by FFL agents of the Government in undergoing background checks by buyers.  The money line is bolded:

The first is that a bill like this undermines respect for the very rule of law itself. After all, if the legislature isn’t going to respect the limits placed on it by the NH Constitution, then why should individuals respect the limits placed on them by that legislature — whether regarding guns, or schools, or traffic laws, or anything else?

If we’re going to disregard the big rules, why pay any attention to the smaller ones? For that matter, if words like ‘all’ and ‘person’ no longer mean what they’ve meant for centuries, then why should we pretend that laws, which are made of words, mean anything at all? In other words, if you can behave as if ‘all’ doesn’t mean ‘all’, why can’t I behave as if ‘not’ doesn’t mean ‘not’?

The essence of this law is to continue the process of turning us from Free and Sovereign Citizens that have a Government instituted to protect the Liberties that accrue to us simply by being alive to a Country and Government that bestows privileges upon its wards – and withdraws them as well, both on political whims instead on absolute values. At our founding, Citizens decided to have a government for THEM, with citizens being preeminent.  Progressives believe that this relationship MUST be reversed: that Government should remove such parts of our implicit Freedoms and Liberties such that it would rule its subjects.

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“There are three kinds of falsehoods: Lies, damned lies and statistics” —Arthur James Balfour, 1st Earl of Balfour

Clearly, we have a problem when legislators continue to find ways to incrementally chip away at our second amendment rights. But this bill is just a bit more insidious than what folks saw here today.

HB 1589 “requiring background checks for all firearm sales,” is a rather deceptive title because not only does it seek to wrest control of private firearms sales, but transfers that are made without money being exchanged.  The second aspect of the bill is that it provides the basis where shooting on privately owned lands may be curtailed. Finally, the bill begins with legislative findings that are chapter and verse from talking points used ad nauseum by the Bloomberg and Brady Campaigns.    

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We’re breaking significant vote fraud news today, and it starts with Caitlin Ann Legacki.

New Hampshire Democrats know who Caitlin A. Legacki is.  She worked for Jeanne Shahenn’s 2008 Senate campaign.  She even voted from New Hampshire in 2008.  But Caitlin isn’t from New Hampshire.  She is a significant player in Democrat campaigns and politics, just like all the other transient voters who drift in, steal your votes, and then leave.

Caitlin is from Alaska, where her activism started in 2004.  She went to UNC, worked for John Edwards in Iowa circa 2007, for Jeanne Shaheen in 2008, was a paid congressional staffer for Congressman Burce Braley in Iowa (where she violated House Rules by campaigning for the congressman while on his staff), worked for Kay Hagan in NC, and most recently for Clair McCaskill in Missouri in the 2012 cycle and is currently in the employ of  the OFA catch drain called Precision Strategies with the infamous Stephanie Cutter.

So what about that big vote fraud news I mentioned in the title? Hold on to you ballot stuffing Transient Democrat Obama Voters, it’s a big one.

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