I am convinced that Howard Pearl was invited to that exclusive Bridges House lunch with governor Ayotte shortly before the legislature met to vote on that crappy budget. Even though he’s my new senator, he will probably diss me as persona non grata for this article, but that’s ok. It’s not about me, but about him being an enabler to a RINO governor that was selected by the State Royal Family. District 17 voters deserve to know if he’s a Kelly Ayotte boot licker, whether or not he accepted the invitation. Kevin Landrigan tweeted that more senators were invited than those who accepted (Dan Innis, both Tims, and Denise).
I will take a moment to point out that Tim Lang is a bad seed and that Howard Pearl is often seen with him. While that does not count as guilt in a court of law, it sure does look bad, and I am convinced that Tim Lang has corrupted my previous senator, Kevin Avard, in becoming a fellow cosponsor of HB 1002, aka the RTK tax. All three of them golf together, and it might benefit them (and all of NH) if they had Senator Gray as their fourth instead of Dan Innis (pictured in Buckeye attire), but I digress. Because I consider Kevin to be a decent person, I will encourage Grokster Steve, the Editor in Chief, to reach out to Kevin for comment because Kevin is an ardent Grok critic. Let’s get back to Howard’s buddy old pal, Tim Lang, a little man with a big agenda.
Tim was clearly a significant player in crafting this financially oppressive budget bill, and Howard Pearl has refused to answer my yes-or-no question about whether he was invited to that exclusive lunch party. Instead, he was snarky and evasive, which, in my opinion, was enough reason to be primaried. Tim Lang definitely needs to be primaried. Howard Pearl needs to be reminded that he works for the people in District 17, not Tim Lang or Kelly Ayotte. I will also add that Howard, as a Senate Finance committee member, voted OTP on Kevin’s cell phone tax, aka SB255. Voting in favor of new or more taxes is repugnant to Live Free or Die values, no matter how much of one’s life was spent on NH soil.
I am calling on all of Howard’s constituents to recruit a primary opponent because he is part of the political cancer that afflicts our Senate.
