The race in January for the NH GOP Chairmanship was one between the Establishment and the Grassroots (go figure) with Andrew Hemingway being the hands down favorite of the latter group.  His platform consisted of:

• A promise to be able to Unite the different factions of the Party

• A promise to be able to Fill the Coffers so as to prepare for next election cycles with getting more boots on the ground for votes

• A promise to completely revamp the NH GOP’s technology platform so as to compete with the Democrat Data Machine

Promises are to be kept (especially when they were promptly copied) – else there is no Consistency and where there is no Consistency of results, there can be no Trust going forward.  So how is Jennifer Horn doing?

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Still waiting to hear from you, good buddy!  After all, who can be FOR that War On Women you folks were all babbling about around the election – something about Republicans wanted women to go without contraception and  women in binders, or some such nonsense?  Like this:

Mayor Bob Filner’s former communications director filed a sexual harassment lawsuit on Monday against the leader of the nation’s eighth-largest city, alleging he asked her to work without panties, demanded kisses and dragged her around in a headlock while whispering sexual advances.

Is going without panties on in the office the same as denying them contraception in the bedroom, Harrell?  Didn’t know that you Democrats had a “go commando” clause as part of your Platform (or is that some unwritten rule)?  I think that most folks would agree that a headlock is some kind of binder, eh?

Oh Wait!  Isn’t that YOUR Party’s Mayor?  In San Diego?  Bob Filner, right?

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The NHHRA final score card for the complete 2013 session also here NHHRA 2013 Scorecard_070513 is out and we’re as curious as ever to see who ran as a Republican then failed to vote like one.  Some of the names are very familiar…

Yes, we’ll get the usual flack, but before you start grousing consider this.  They could run as independents or moderates.  They could run as Democrats–there are Democrats with similar scores, and at least one or two with a better score.   What we need to ask ourselves is why are they running as Republicans?  Is it because they couldn’t get elected as anything else?  And if all we need is any Republican why are they the best we can do?

Or are they?

If you live in any of these districts these are things you should consider as 2014 approaches.

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…The Left is always trying to trick us into forgetting about the rising tide that lifts all boats, so we’ll be content with the shallow water and damp sand of central planning.

– John Hayward, RedState

That’s right – be happy with what Govt gives you for crumbs.  Paragraph from whence that came from after the jump (GRTWT):

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I apologize for the repeated posts about New Hampshire Attorney General Joseph Foster but when the AG, a known partisan Democrat appointee, comes out on cue toeing the Obama Administration Stand Your Ground narrative behind him, it is difficult for this dog to leave that particular bone alone.

So in keeping with what has turned into NH AG Joe Foster week, and while we wait for him to explain if George Zimmerman had any rights or how he still had an obligation to retreat while Mr. Martin was on his chest smashing his head into the pavement, it only seems fitting to bring up at least two more points.

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