Gov. Sununu, AG Gordan MacDonald, Stephan Shurtleff, and Donna Soucy have conspired to commit treason on the good people of New Hampshire by committing an illegal election.
They amended the voter qualification requirement of the Constitution of New Hampshire by legislative fiat, in direct violation of the consent of the voters. The NH Bill of Rights, the rights of the people, establishes three elements to vote that are as follows:
- You must be a Citizen of New Hampshire.
- You must be qualified to vote; such persons are described specifically as “inhabitants.”
- You must have a Domicile (dwelleth and hath his home).
The Constitution of NH, Bill of Rights, Article 11: The provision for absentee voting only allows for two exemptions:
- Those who are absent from the city or town of which they are inhabitants,
- or who, by reason of physical disability, are unable to vote in person.
Gov. Sununu and AG MacDonald have conspired to commit voter fraud for more than two years by concealing unlawful voting laws from the people. On July 3, 2018, I sued Sununu over unconstitutional voting laws. He refused to answer the complaint and subsequently defaulted.
Seven days after defaulting on the case, Sununu used the Attorney General as his own legal counsel and caused the civil suit against him to go away. The suit made the case that there is no provision in the Constitution of NH, granting the right to vote to US citizens who are resident aliens in the statutory “state.”
Additionally, it made the case that the legislature cannot grant the right to vote by legislative fiat by allowing US citizens who are resident aliens the right to vote—that which the Constitution does not provide.
Meanwhile, both Stephan Shurtleff and Donna Soucy had been put on notice when I filed a Remonstrance on May 20, 2019, and made the same argument as the one in the suit against Sununu. They both violated my Constitutional Rights by depriving me of due process of law and the right of redress of grievances.
On February 25, 2020, I personally filed a sworn affidavit—a felony complaint against Shurtleff and Soucy—with Gordon MacDonald and with the Legislative Ethics Committee for deprivation of my rights under the color of House rules.
Refusing to investigate or act, two weeks later, the AG and all named parties violated the Constitution. Gov. Sununu shut down the State, Shurtleff and Soucy suspended the legislature, and even though they already possessed the ability to meet remotely, he shut down the investigation into the felony criminal complaint before the Ethics Committee.
Depriving the Citizens of this State their unalienable right to oversee the function of their government in the people’s House, the wrongdoers met in an unconstitutional location and enacted HB 1266. The Governor signed it into law on July 17, 2020. This was done while Shurtleff and Soucy, knowing that there was a felony complaint of voter fraud before the Ethics Committee, suspended the investigation by the Ethics Committee until the legislative session was over, which enabled them to commit voter fraud. HB 1266 expanded the absentee provision to include the following:
- Absentee Registration and Voting; Covid-19.
- Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, any person who is domiciled in any town or city in this state and is qualified to vote therein at the next subsequent election to be held in said town or city except for the fact that his or her name does not appear on the checklist to be used at the election, and who is temporarily absent therefrom or who by reason of concern for the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) disease is unable to attend a meeting of the supervisors of the checklist, may cause his or her name to be added to such checklist by applying to the city or town clerk or the secretary of state for a voter registration form provided for in RSA 654:7 and an appropriate absentee registration affidavit provided for in RSA 654:17.
- Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, any person who cannot appear in public on an election day or who is unable to vote in person in the city, town, or unincorporated place in which he or she is registered because of concerns relating to the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) may vote at such an election as provided in RSA 657 and this act.
III. Notwithstanding any law of the contrary, any voter who, due to extenuating circumstances under Covid-19, is attempting but unable to access the polling place on the day of an election may follow the provisions set forth in RSA 659:20-a.
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- Absentee Voting; Application; Forms.
To increase accessibility, usage, and confidence of absentee ballots and to minimize errors that overburden clerks’ offices, the absentee ballot application form described in RSA 657:4 is hereby suspended through December 31, 2020, provided that such form may be used in the event of a winter storm the day before the election. The secretary of state shall instead prepare new application forms for absentee ballots worded in substantially the following form to be used prior to any election occurring prior to December 31, 2020. The secretary of state shall insert the names of all parties qualified as set forth in RSA 652:11 in the list of parties on the application form. The secretary of state shall prepare the application forms in such quantity as he or she deems necessary:
Absence (Excluding Absence Due to Residence Outside the United States), Religious Observance, Concern for the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19), and Disability:
I am absent from the town/city where I am domiciled and will be until after the next election, or I am unable to register in person due to a disability or concern for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and request that the forms necessary for absentee voter registration be sent to me with the absentee ballot.
I cannot appear in public on election day because of observance of a religious commitment.
I am unable to vote in person due to concern for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).
I cannot appear at any time during polling hours at my polling place because of an employment obligation. For the purposes of this application, the term “employment shall include the care of children and infirm adults, with or without compensation.
Since the legislature and the executive have no authority to amend the Constitution of NH without the consent of the voters, this is all unconstitutional.
AN ADDRESS OF THE CONVENTION FOR FRAMING A NEW CONSTITUTION OF GOVERNMENT FOR THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. 1781
The love of Power is so alluring, we had almost said infatuating, that few have ever been able to resist its bewitching influence. Wherever power is lodged, there is a constant propensity to enlarge its boundaries. Much more than will those with whom it is entrusted to agonize to retain all that is expressly delegated to them.
The three powers of government before hinted at, to wit—The legislative, or power of making laws—The judicial, or power of expounding and applying them to each particular case—And the executive, to carry them into effect and give the political machine life and motion. These three important powers we have thought proper to keep as separate and distinct as possible for the following reasons:
If they should be all united, the government, would then be a complete system of tyranny. The Same party would be the legislator, accuser, judge, and executioner.
If the legislative and judicial powers should be united, the maker of the law would be the interpreter thereof, and might make it speak what language best pleased him, to the total abolition of justice.
If the executive and legislative powers should be vested in one body, still greater evils would follow. This body would enact only such laws as wished to carry into execution, and would, besides, entirely absorb and destroy the judicial power, one of the greatest securities of life, liberty, and property of the subject; and in sine, would produce the same system of despotism first mentioned.
And lastly, should the executive and judicial powers be combined, the great barrier against oppression would be at once destroyed: The laws would be made to bend to the will of that power which sought to execute them with the most unbridled rapacity.
