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After the dinner time (ok, before it ended), Rich Girard bounded back onto the stage and set the schedule for the rest of the evening. Then he introduced former NH State Rep Jane Cormier to give her rendition of our first national anthem: “Chester”. After that, Pete Hinkle had some time to talk about general announcements for the NHCCS as well as to give the Loyalty award to Bill McNally.
Dr. Jehle followed that with his talk in “Interpositional Oration”:
Before the main Ballroom events at the Portsmouth Harborside Sheraton started, there were four breakout sessions held in other rooms. One of the speakers was Ed Naile, Chair of the Coalition of New Hampshire Taxpayers, and his topic was an update on Voter Fraud.
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As well as intro ceremonies with the National Anthem sung by former NH State Rep. Jane Cormier (of Piccolo Opera) and with Master of Ceremonies, Rich Girard of “Girard at Large“! Intro Ceremonies Diane Gilbert Previous Video: NHCCS – Interview with Rich Girard of “Girard at Large” NHCCS – Interview with Diane Bitter of the 603 … Read more
Ben is a senior at the New Testament Christian School in Plymouth, Massachusetts and was judged to be the best in NHCCS’s program for high schoolers. His topic of his speech was “Defending the First Amendment”: Previous Videos: NHCCS – Interview with Rich Girard of “Girard at Large” NHCCS – Interview with Diane Bitter of … Read more
Following Ben Krim’s address, Dr. Vieira took the stage to talk about the changing of our representative Republic into that which I have written about for years (trust me, he makes the FAR more scholarly argument than I could EVAH hope to do): the warning about Progressivism’ Administrative State why by we no longer rule ourselves but by government bureaucrats that are both unelected and unaccountable. And with the Obama Administration’s years, increasingly they are also unassailable by we ordinary folks. Again, who is supposed to be the Public Master and the public servant? His address is broken into 4 parts of about 15 minutes apiece.
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Long day yesterday but worth it the National Heritage Center for Constitutional Studies (“NHCCS”) Constitution Day. Got the chance to finally talk with people roaming around a bit instead of always behind the camera but did get a couple of interviews while running around checking cameras in some of the session rooms (as opposed to just being in the ballroom where the main session didn’t start until 4pm). It seems that the Master of Ceremonies, Rich Girard, had a similar problem – the subsidiary sessions had their on M.C.s so he and I sat down for a chat:
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What makes conservatism right? If you’re a conservative, you should know why you’re right. If you’re not a conservative, why should you think about becoming one? Greg Gutfeld, bestselling author of, “How To Be Right: The Art of Being Persuasively Correct”, explains. PRE-ORDER “How To Be Right” :http://ggutfeld.com/books
‘Grok friend, event coordinator extraordinaire, conservatarian activist, and former NH GOP Town Chair, County Chair, and NH GOP Secretary, Diane Bitter is now part of a conservatarian group, the 603 Alliance, that is seeking to get conservatives to do what moderate Republicans have done for years but in reverse – in a caucus type environment, … Read more
Today we’re at the National Heritage Center for Constitutional Studies‘ “Constitution Day” at Sheraton Harbor Side Hotel in Portsmouth, NH. We’ll be livestreaming the event, talking with others, and recording what we can. Newer posts after this one.
Livestream – 4:00pm Today! Interviews at random
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On the broadcast; Fran Wendelboe discussed THE 603 ALLIANCE, its formation and objectives. They plan to have a big conference in October 2015 for conservative Republicans and candidates for President.
Good show, thanks to Steve and all the other Groksters that wrangle up the guests.
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This ad by Ted Cruz ran for the first time last night during the debate: Minimalist? Yes. Different? Yes. The message? I liked it.
By one of my favorites on the ‘Net – Dr. Walter Williams: “Capitalism: what did you do to serve your fellow man” What is more fair – that YOU get to decide when and for what you decide to buy or sell? Or Government deciding? What is of more value – what you decide means … Read more
There’s a new one, and you can watch it below. Pull quotes courtesy of “Hot Air.”
“We’ve just been working with people who want particular tissues, like, you know, they want cardiac, or they want eyes, or they want neural,” says Dr. Westhoff to a prospective fetal organ buyer. “Certainly, everything we provide–oh, gonads! Oh my God, gonads. Everything we provide is fresh.”
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I have been talking to the executive director of the National Abortion Federation, we’re trying to figure this out as an industry, about how we’re going to manage remuneration, because the headlines would be a disaster.”
Side Effects include… H/T Warner Todd Huston c/o Publius Forum [David] Zucker has created a new website called www.iransideeffects.com that you HAVE to see. The video is a pastiche of all those crazy drug commercials that tell potential customers about the horrible side effects of the drug.
Great Ad – Watch it!
This week’s program was a fast paced one with lots of topics and lots of rapid around the table!
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“You only have to watch the videos for five minutes, and you know it’s true. The subjects of the videos are sincere and candid – casually sharing the secrets of their grisly business with people they think are co-conspirators. The evidence points to only one conclusion: Planned Parenthood really does these horrifying things – and … Read more
Summer is over! Kids are back to school! And here in NH, the countdown is proceeding to where “The Summah People” (H/T: Weekend Pundit) will be heading home and traffic here in Central NH will return to its normal, languid pace. Hustle-bustle will be gone – but the political pace never slacks off! This week, we have:
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