Dan Itse is well recognized for his knowledge of the NH & US Constitutions (as well as other States’ as well). Here at the 603 Alliance meeting, he talks about his favorite Constitution. Mike Rogers’ work also makes an appearance – the importance, celebration, and the work needed to keep our Freedoms.
Dan Itse Life, Liberty, Cain, Boldin, Nugent, Murphy
And we wrap up the last of the videos with the Why, the What, and the How to Help of the 603 Alliance. Also, an introduction of its sister organization, the Conservative Business League of NH. Members of the 603 Alliance Steering Committee explain:
NH State Rep Frank Edelblut then took the stage at Sunday’s 603 Alliance Grassroot Summit at the Crowne Plaza in Nashua; his message was about conservative legislation efforts in the NH House. Former Ambassador Gregory Slayton was slated to be next but could not attend (at the last moment); Mike Rogers stood in for him to bring his message of support for the 603 Alliance.
NH State Rep Frank Edelblut Gregory Slayton/Mike Rogers
We get a little bit away from the speakerpalozza regime with a media panel to talk about the state of today’s media and the 5th Estate. Sylvia Smith (conservative activist, 603 Alliance committee) and Jeff Chidester (also a conservative activist, radio talk show host, and newspaper columnist) joined me in, yes, raking the mainstream media over the coals. Hey, from our standpoint, they deserve it as Jeff relates his problem with them – and I pile on using The Daily Beast reporterette as an example:
Chair of the RLCNH and the Stark 360 PAC, Aaron Day, came to the stage next to talk about both the PAC and the end goal of why this conservative collaboration of getting behind a candidate so as not to repeat the sad lessons of when squishes split the middle of two (or more) conservative candidates. Ann Marie Banfield, educational liaison for Cornerstone Action came to educate the crowd about why the efforts to put Common Core into NH is a bad idea.
Phew! I’m still not through processing the videos from Sunday’s 603 Alliance Grassroot Summit but I’ve done enough to start posting them up. Pretty much all day, too, without running out! The first speaker was nationally known (and ‘Grok fave) Dr. Betsy McCaughey, Constitutional scholar and Obamacare expert and was followed by Jack Kimball (former chair of the Granite State Patriots, NH GOP Chair, and candidate for NH Governor). Betsy spoke on the Constitutional violations now occurring under the Obama Administration while Jack spoke of Individual Rights and Liberties
Next up at the 603 Alliance Grassroot Summit were US Congressman Steve King (R-Iowa) and Jane Cormier (President of NH Right to Life). Steve King talked about the goings on in DC while Jane spoke about the importance of the unborn, their right to Life, and why it should be important to us all.
603 Alliance Grassroot Summit: the Conservative kick-off of the 2016 Presidential Primary. Sure, the NH GOP had their big shindig the two days prior to Sunday’s event in which the “second campaign” has started in earnest – the wooing, attracting, and snaring of NH “name” activists by either the announced or coy Republican Prez wannabees. That’s fine – they want either the organizers or influencers on their side. The 603 Alliance is different – along with other like minded groups (if what I see out in the blogosphere is correct), Conservatives are no longer content to watch a moderate win primaries when multiple Conservative candidates split that wing’s vote multiple ways – much to the detriment of all. These speakers (and previous, and following) understand this. As well as the committed attendees.
Sharon Angle, best known for her attempt to beat the current US Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (attempt: the Establishment Republicans decided to pull their support from her), was also a long term state level politician in Nevada. Bill O’Brien needs little in the way of introduction here in NH: NH State Representative, former Speaker of the NH House, and stalwart Conservative, and fearless:
Yesterday was a long day at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Nashua for the 603 Alliance Grassroot Summit event: 20 speakers (all with different topics) and a short panel discussion. At its max, approximately 200 people were in attendance according to the event registration folks (way more than The Daily Beast reporterette penned, but more on … Read more
We are streaming live from the 603 Alliance Grassroots Summit at the Crowne Plaza in Nashua NH. (List of speakers here) Event is from 9:30 am to 3pm EST Video Live Stream Live broadcast by UstreamIf you don’t see it here, you can always watch it at USTREAM.tv here.
Well, no Pre-Show this week as the livestreaming software decided to be quite contrary and refused to start a few times. But, a good show with Max Abramson, Jorge Mesa-Tejada, Carly Fiorina, Pete Ingemi, and Kevin Bloom all giving up a part of their Saturday morning to be with us – and you!
Segment 1a – NH State Rep Max Abramson – an update on his court case in Rockingham County.
Segment 1b – Jorge Mesa-Tejada came on for his next installment of Educational Update. This week, he talks about the What and Why of NH’s S.A.U.s
Segment 2a – Former HP CEO (and possible Republican Presidential Candidate) Carly Fiorina comes on to talk about bureaucracy bloat, returning to Congressional responsibilities, Tax code, Common Core, and Customer service.
Segment 2b – NH State Rep Max Abramson – Judiciary Update
Segment 3a – Pete Ingemi (“DaTechGuy”) comes on for a quick report from the NH GOP First in the Nation Leadership event
Segment 3b – NH State Rep Max Abramson continues with his Update, “Jasperism Retribution” (by the Democrat appointed NH Speaker of the House Shawn Jasper), and Roll calls in the House.
Segment 4a – Frequent contributor Kevin Bloom comes on to give us an update on SB30 – a NH piece of legislation where Big Government joins up with Crony Capitalism at The Balsams. Taxpayers will be on the hook for failure while the Crony will laugh his way away if things go south financially.
Segment 4b – and more with NH State Rep Max Abramson
So, a church would be able to control its facilities – how big of Lindsey Graham on his definition of Religious Freedom.
“But nobody doing business should be allowed to discriminate against another American. At the end of the day, you’re trying to protect religious freedom, the right to be able to follow your conscience religiously but the goal is not to discriminate against people. If you are traveling, you want to stay someplace to eat, you know go to eat, rent a hotel, you should be able to do so regardless of your sexual preference.”
Aaron Hernandez Found Guilty on all counts… In the end, the jury in Boston took longer than expected to come back with a verdict, but thirty-six hours of deliberation produced convictions across the board against former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez. Hot Air
“Is profit a dirty word? Would the world be better off without them? Or are profits progressive — the only thing that can move potatoes from Idaho to Manhattan and medicine from America to Africa? Professor and economist Walter Williams explains.” (H/T: Café Hayek)
Commencing at 6pm. Grokster Mike is onsite at the Alpine Grove banquet facility (Hollis, NH) awaiting the arrival of reputed Republican Presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson. Since TMEW had WMUR news for background, the former pediatric neurosurgeon isn’t too far away – they just showed him live at the Hollis Pharmacy (a favorite stop on … Read more
One guy is dead nuts on…and two aren’t even on the job site. Elected politicians that don’t understand our basic American philosophy? And then devolve into rank identity group victimhood shows the stunted level of political discourse. And you wonder about the partisanship when there IS no common ground to talk from: “…our culture has … Read more
From my post back in 2009: Despite what some among us would like to believe it is not because of our creative ideas. It is not because of the merit of our positions. It is not because we care about children and it is not because we have a vision of a great public school … Read more