By now it might be apparent that there is a small but determined group of people in NH who are fed up with voter fraud – and who are able to do something about it. “Thinking Outside the Ballot Box” is what I call it, for lack of a better term. And today we offer up on the slab another dissection of a young political career.

Janice Rottenberg, Come On Down!!!

Oh Janice, you naughty thing, voting from State Representative Cindy Rosenwald’s single family home in Nashua, while you were up here with Organizing for America (A.C.O.R.N.). Did someone tell you it was ok to slip onto New Hampshire for a political campaign, stay at the home of a NH State Representative while she was running for re-election, and steal a vote from a real, taxpaying citizen?

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Last week in a post titled “It’s kind of like Constitutional Carry” I reported an observation from that weeks GrokTalk! in which Evan Nappen noted: the New Hampshire State Supreme Court Ruling (On what the definition of a loaded gun is in RSA 159:4) got us closer to Constitutional carry.

My actual words were, “…we are happy to report that with a bit of a twist, New Hampshire now has, sort of, kind of, …almost, constitutional carry.”

It is not ‘Constitutional Carry,’ which is the right of any law abiding citizen to carry and conceal a loaded weapon with a chambered round, without a government issued ‘permit,’ but it is a great step in the right direction and here’s why.

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Martha’s Motel – sign in, sign out.  Sign in, sign out; a veritable revolving door of political operatives at what almost seemed to be a “political operative barracks” for those folks coming in to work for Democrats – and then voting here in NH even as their plans were to leave to return to their own domiciles elsewhere in the US.  Well, in math, there is a theorem: if one then many.  Seems to hold true in the political realm too – where there is one political operative, there’s bound to be a whole bunch of them.  And if there is a singular Martha Fuller Clark Motel, well, there has to be more illegal voter nest.

SURPRISE!  Or really, not so much, but yes, we now turn our attention to the Rest Home for Habitually Fraudulent Voters – with your friendly Organizing For America (that is, America in Obama’s Image) Hostess, NH State Rep Cindy Rosenwald.  Located at 101 Wellington Street in Nashua, we have two habituals (and am using their current titles) using her single family abode as Progressive Flop House.  Here are two of her transients:

• Paolo Cozzi (LinkedIn info)

• Janice Rottenberg (LinkedIn info) – Regional Field Director for Terry McAuliffe’s Virginia Gubernatorial campaign

Now, I’ll get back to Paolo, but Janice Rottenberg is immensely more interesting to talk about, especially about her manifest “intent” on establishing her domicile as a long term productive New Hampshire citizen:

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New Hampshire Democrat Cindy Rosenwald should have become infamous for her remarks on the Patch in which she admitted that the departing Democrat legislative majority, and party leadership, knew there was an $800 million dollar hole in the New Hampshire budget and that they (Democrats) knew they would have to cut.  This was all forgotten in the narrative-writing whirlwind that surrounded the new Republican legislatures follow-up budget in which they went about doing what Cindy had claimed Democrats had planned all along.

Well, she’s got another opportunity for fame and misfortune.  Elected house Democrat and Fiance Committee and party leader Cindy Rosenwald has the additional distinction of having allowed someone who is currently a regional field director for Virginia candidate for Governor Terry McAuliffe to register to vote from her home in Nashua last November.

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This morning at 11 am, at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College, no doubt under the bland and inadequate light of a very limited number of compact fluorescent bulbs, Jeanne Shaheen is participating in a round table discussion about Environment and the New Hampshire Economy: ‘How Climate Change Impacts New Hampshire Business.’

Really?  I wonder what possible conclusions might be reached at by a bunch of Global warming advocates and rent seekers lead by the US Senate’s Environmental ATM machine to New Hampshire?

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Reposting of editorial written by Jeff Chidester
Seacoastonline.com (August 18, 2013)

Washington, D.C., has long been an island floating on a sea of hypocrisy. There are many castaways on this island, each playing a role in our national economic recklessness. But for some to blame the mess in D.C. on the Tea Party is utterly preposterous.

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Respect for Women Begins with Respect by Women

Ashley Pratte, Executive Director

In recent weeks there has been discussion around the topic of abortion as well as female objectification when recent sexting scandals were brought to light.

It is important to note that I myself am a single, twenty-four year old woman involved in activism in New Hampshire.  On a regular basis I am subject to constant criticism because of my pro-life views.

I think I speak on behalf of all women when I say enough is enough.  We need to stand up for ourselves and not be degrading to one another. While as females we may hold a variety of different opinions and beliefs there is one thing that binds us all and that is our gender.  If we ever hope to be respected by men we must first respect ourselves.

Last week a known blogger here in the Granite State found it necessary to tweet the following, “@ashpratte @demchairs at least they won’t hit you. Or leer at your boobs. Or call you a “vagina”. They aren’t republican men after all.” 

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October 1 – the day that Obama and the Democrats finally unleash their nationalization of Healthcare and begins your dependency on Government for your healthcare.  We have always thought of ourselves as being the independent types – no longer.  Instead, we may well be in that position, to quote from Charles Dickens, “Please sir, may I have some more”?  Sure, the Democrats will say “No, that can’t be – we don’t own the hospitals, the labs and such!  The doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals don’t work for us”!  They would be right.

But if you can write the legislation that controls how healthcare is to be delivered (or not), the allowable procedures, how records are to be kept, and what the Government is willing to pay (and thus set the pricing) – well, let’s be honest.  If Government controls everything around it, they effectively own it almost more than the actual owners.  Those owners (be they profit or non-profits [heck, the Obama Administration also controls what profits can be made – and by whom] are just along for the ride.

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“I will not cede more power to the state. I will not willingly cede more power to anyone, not to the state, not to General Motors, not to the CIO. I will hoard my power like a miser, resisting every effort to drain it away from me. I will then use my power, as I see fit. I mean to live my life an obedient man, but obedient to God, subservient to the wisdom of my ancestors; never to the authority of political truths arived at yesterday at the voting booth. That is a program of sorts, is it not? It is certainly program enough to keep conservatives busy, and Liberals at bay. And the nation free.”

– William Buckley, Conservative activist, author, founder of National Review

(emphasis mine).  In the case of the NH Senate, they are 1/3 of the branches of government that can take power from the Individuals.  There has been no government in history that has not, over its entire time in existence, decided to gather more and more power into self.  The Founders knew that and tried to create a system and a philosophy that extolled individual liberties over that of “The State”.  They knew, I bet, that with any system, there would be those that would come along and disagree with that, probably vehemently.  After all, there are those that cannot resist the urge to obtain, and then wield, power over their co-citizens.

We call them Progressives,  Big Governmenters, or Statists and they exist on both sides of the aisle (under the guise of being “pragmatists”).  Of late history, there has only been one political leader that tried (and had some success) here in NH that has tried to roll back that accumulation of power into Concord (versus merely keeping the status quo), and that was Bill O’Brien. Now, with Peter Bragdon deciding to heed the calls to step down from being Senate President, a new one must be chosen.  Certainly, I believe that the “Establishment” would want someone like Senators Chuck Morse or Sharon Carson chosen.  I disagree, totally.

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