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Remember the Democrat activist who dressed as a woman to enable him to vote twice in Lebanon? He was let go with a $300 fine. This is the absolute minimum anyone would pay for such a blatant election law violation.
Another case of voter fraud/vote stealing? Meet, Lavanya Prabhakar whose legal domicile is not from around here.
As you may have read, outside the mainstream media, Michael LaSean Lewis, the “Florida Man” who voted on November 8, 2016 in Hooksett, NH has been arrested by Atlanta, GEORGIA Transit Police and is being extradited to NH for trial for unlawfully voting.
To recap, this fustercluck started with Vincent Marzello of West Lebanon, NH for voting twice in 2016 – once as himself and again as “Helen Ashley” (with a bad fur coat and a worse wig). Reformatted, emphasis mine:
From the Women’s Defense League: As many of you already know, the NH Senate Judiciary Committee voted to PASS Bloomberg’s Red Flag bill out of the committee by a party line vote of 3-2. As expected, all of the Senate Democrats on the committee voted to pass this destructive legislation without regard to testimony, emails …
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While perusing the list of 2020 campaign staff Senator Elizabeth Warren hired to help her satisfy her ego and, thankfully, tank Commie Bernie, I found a familiar name: Janice “So” Rottenburg. Our old pal from a “mobile domicile” in Nashua, circa 2012.
The New Hampshire Democrat war on voting rights continues. It is a years-long concerted effort to steal votes from other states that the Granite State does not deserve.
Capistrano has the swallows, and Nashua, New Hampshire has the rail study. Every legislative ‘season’ the transportation doyens staff up the winery so they can wail like banshees about rail-study money. We need 4-million dollars for another rail study. It’s always four million. Since the same people will “study” rail with the same preconceived outcomes as every previous …
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Democrat Jenn Alford-Teaster, a first-time candidate who is running for State Senate District 8, recently reported over $63,000.00 in campaign contributions. The seat is currently held by Republican Ruth Ward, who raised less than $15.000.00 over the same period. Alford-Teaster’s massive haul piqued my curiosity, so I reviewed her filing. It’s really interesting.
On Saturday I referenced the passage of expanded Medicaid out of the State Senate. The new Bradley-Care Bill, SB313, complete with a new and improved five-year plan (instead of two, cue the Soviet national anthem) got the yeah votes of every Democrat in the New Hampshire Senate and seven out of fourteen “Republicans.” The chief …
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