Ward 1 Rep Heather Raymond is a tyrant. I’ve mentioned her before a few times and was searching for the link to embed those articles when I stumbled upon a treasure trove of a rap sheet on her. Superior contributors, like Ann Marie Banfield, Howard Coffman, and others, have had her on the radar for quite some time, so please take a look at the Grok archives if you want to do a deep dive on her.
I wasn’t letting her live rent-free in my head, honest, until Grokster Beth, a paid subscriber of the Useless Liar, brought her new editorial to my attention and the timing is impeccable because Senate Education has finally got off their duff and scheduled a hearing for HB 361 at 10 am on Tuesday 4/29. Please click here to access the portal to remotely sign in your support. Upload or email your statement or attend in person.
This bill resonates with Nashua residents for several reasons, one of which is its lesser-known status outside the city. While Heather was the chair, fellow school board member Paula Johnson pushed back against Mask Madness. Let’s just say that the only sitting member that I voted for pushed back, as seen in the first few minutes of the 10/12/21 meeting. Heather called the police on Paula, and Paula was subsequently kicked out, thereby being barred from performing the People’s Work for which she was elected. And it didn’t end with that. Heather later appeared on national TV, claiming that she feared for her life, implying that there were Nazis attending school board meetings. You can’t make this stuff up.
As Rev Lovejoy’s wife often begs, “Will someone please think of the children!“ Normally, I shrug off that kind of talk as virtue signaling, but COVID has awakened this non-parent to all kinds of crimes against kids and their parents. My mother has been lecturing to me for decades about the attack on the family unit, and Heather Raymond has put it on full display. Regardless of your current living or family situation, please do NH a solid by doing what you can to advance HB 361, which prohibits mandatory mask policies in schools.
