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Judicial Misconduct – Judge John Curren

January 29, 2023January 29, 2023 Laurie Ortolano

My indoctrination, starting three years ago, to the New Hampshire Judicial System has been fraught with frustration and stress. As some of you know, I filed numerous Right-to-Know lawsuits against the City of Nashua and received some favorable rulings. It has been a long, slogging challenging process. I also have a criminal case before the … Read more

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Camp Constitution Offers Judge Free Tuition to Avoid Further Embarrassment When Questioned About the Constitution

January 28, 2023 Op-Ed

On January 25, during her confirmation hearing in front of the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, Charnelle Bjelkengren was asked by Senator John Kennedy if she knew what Article V of the U.S. Constitution does. She said that it didn’t come to mind.

The Cartels Could be our Greatest Threat

January 28, 2023 Ray Cardello

We pointed to China as our greatest geopolitical threat, and rightfully so, but a more severe threat to our lives is slowly creeping into every nook of our country.

The Truth is Out!

January 28, 2023 Op-Ed

I always believed that to save a life was a good thing. The grey area in this belief is of course the lives of children in the womb, the pre-born. The big question: Should the government regulate one’s personal choice to end the life of their baby or not?

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That Racist You Are Looking for Might Be In Your Mirror

January 27, 2023 Op-Ed

It is interesting how the democrats always turn to name-calling and labels (Racists, colonizers, white supremacists) when they can’t argue the merits of their case.

My Name is Liz Gabert and I am Running for NHGOP Region 3 Vice Chair

January 27, 2023 Op-Ed

Although I am a relative newcomer to the NHGOP, I have become very knowledgeable about the political climate in New Hampshire, hosting my own Conservative Talk Radio Show in Nashua over the last four years.

Schiff, Swalwell, and Omar Get Detention Instead of Committee Seats

January 27, 2023 Ray Cardello

It was the smartest thing ever spoken by Barack Obama: “Elections have consequences.” The Democrats realize the significance of those words this week.

Nashua’s Affordable Housing Act and the Mohawk Tannery Project

January 27, 2023 Laurie Ortolano

In December 2021, the City passed an Inclusionary Zoning ordinance (O-21-073) to require all new developments to provide a specified number of affordable housing units within the development. In January 2023, The Board of Alderman held a special meeting to discuss the development of the EPA Superfund Mohawk Tannery property. The City, in conjunction with … Read more

Dear Governor Sununu,

January 26, 2023 Op-Ed

You may be aware that the organization “Times Up” has halted operations per this announcement in the Hollywood Reporter.

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Camp Constitution Donates Pocket U.S. Constitutions to High School and Junior High Students in Laconia, NH

January 26, 2023 Op-Ed

Last night-Tuesday January 25- at the Laconia School Board’s meeting, school board member, Dawn Johnson announced that Camp Constitution has donated 1,100 pocket copies of the U.S. Constitution to Laconia’s junior high and high school students with some extras for teachers.

The Windham Complaint – September 13, 2022 Primary Election

January 25, 2023January 25, 2023 Ken Eyring

COMPLAINT

SENT VIA EMAIL ONLY – electionlaw@doj.nh.gov – December 21, 2022

– Dear Attorney General Formella,

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Joe Turns Legislation into Lawsuits

January 25, 2023 Ray Cardello

We have lost our way in making decisions and setting policy in Washington. We used to have a process where Congress would pass legislation by compromising across the aisle, the Executive Branch would approve it, and the Supreme Court would step in if Constitutionality was in question. Discussion, compromise, bilateral, and bicameral were the norm … Read more

New Hampshire House Leaders Introduce Tax Reduction Legislation

January 25, 2023 Op-Ed

Concord, NH- House Majority Leader Jason Osborne (R-Auburn), Majority Whip Jeanine Notter (R-Merrimack), and Vice Chair of House Ways and Means John Janigian (R-Salem) released the following statement after public hearings

IT SNOWED LAST NIGHT! – [A story about snowflakes]

January 25, 2023 Op-Ed

We received about 2 inches of snow yesterday and…

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Racing to Uninformed Decisions

January 25, 2023 Laurie Ortolano

Nashua officials selling projects to the elected leaders have mastered the art of the ambush. All too often, City officials are presenting information to Boards and requesting immediate approval for the project.

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Who is Checking the Trash, Shredded, Heck, Even the Ocean

January 25, 2023 Ray Cardello

It has been nearly three months since the first batch of classified documents was uncovered in the Penn-Biden Center. When the Biden lawyers came upon the documents and why the lawyers were there is a story unto itself, they did not notify the FBI or the DOJ.

What Will the Future of the NHGOP Hold?

January 25, 2023January 24, 2023 Op-Ed

As a long-standing NHGOP volunteer who has held multiple positions in the state party and knows a great deal about the party’s history with the multitude of its stakeholders, I am providing the insight I KNOW concerning the NHGOP election on January 28th.