Search Results for: Anne Edwards

Wheeler is STILL on Notice!

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Some people might ask why I even bother with doing this, reaching out to him only to be both ignored and misrepresented(by voting the wrong way) again. It’s kind of like Robin Norwood’s book Women Who Love Too Much(when you keep wishing and hoping he’ll change).

An Open letter to Executive Councilor Dave Wheeler (on the “Appointment” of DJ Bettencourt).

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Councilor Wheeler: Even though you have never answered any of my previous emails, which include pleas to reject the federal money that nine people were arrested over on 10/13/21 and the bad judge appointments of Gordon MacDonald and Anne Edwards, I am emailing you once again to go on record that I oppose the appointment … Read more

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How Many DCYF Lawyers Does It Take …

by Skip

That was my “curious nature” concerning the velocity of how my last email to DCYF CPSW Amy Fortin got transported from her and ended way up on the heights of the DCYF organizational chart ending up at DHHS’ (which “owns” DCYF) Deputy Chief Legal Counsel John B. Martin.

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Eh, NH Secretary of State David Scanlan? Which one is it?

by Skip

May 3rd was the Executive Council’s hearing on NH Governor Chris Sununu’s appointee to a Superior Court judgeship, Anne Edwards. A number of people gave testimony, including Dan Richard, a Constitutional Activist.

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Upcoming Judicial Appointments

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In New Hampshire, judges are nominated by the Governor and confirmed by the Executive Council. The mandatory retirement age for a judge is 70 years old. This year, Supreme Court Justice Hicks will reach mandatory retirement, and the process of replacing him will begin.

Trash trash can throw away original Photo by Julio Lopez on Unsplash

The Law, C’est Moi

by Ian Underwood

I just listened to a remarkable recording of a Zoom meeting between some lawyers in the offices of the Attorney General and the Secretary of State, and some Croydon town officers, including the supervisors of the checklist and the town moderator.

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BOOM! BREAKING NEWS! Windham Election Audit SMOKING GUN?

by Ken Eyring

The forensic audit for the Windham November general election mandated all of the ballots be fed through all of the voting machines. They were.  In order to simulate the general election, the machines had to be reset to 11/03/20 before the ballots were fed through the machines. They were.

If You Are Voting Republican in 2022 … You Are The Problem.

by Ed Mosca

I want to follow up on something Steve wrote in his recent post about the GOP-posers in the State Senate removing the ban on Critical Race Theory from the budget bill.  Here is what Steve wrote: Their interests appear more focused, not on New Hampshire’s political future but Chris Sununu’s. Actually, these GOP-in-name-only-State-Senators are focused … Read more

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Windham Forensic Audit “TAMPER-PROOF” SECURITY TAPE For Ballots and Vote Tally Sheets NOT TAMPER-PROOF!

by Ken Eyring

Boxes of ballots and tally sheets from the forensic audit were resealed with tamper proof tape in a faulty manner last night. When properly applied – tamper-proof tape will protect the integrity of the contents within the boxes that are sealed – and in this case, protect the integrity of the election audit. But not … Read more

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WATCH: DISTURBING “Windham Incident” FORENSIC AUDIT First Hand Report!

by Ken Eyring

The Government Integrity Project Co-Founders Ken Eyring and Tom Murray joined Nick Moseder to provide their disturbing first hand experiences of the mandated forensic audit on Windham, NH’s voting machines and ballots.  Both have been on-site observing the forensic audit process, and what they have seen to date is disturbing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3REvBPd89jw   The Government Integrity … Read more

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Why Was an Associate NH AG Caught On Camera with the “Secured” Windham Ballots at 11:15 PM Wed Night (Then the Cameras Go Out)?

by Steve MacDonald

Before the security camera footage went out for about an hour, we see an image of NH Associate AG Anne Edwards walking toward a table covered with “secured” ballots – from the November election in Windham.

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A Fork in the Road For the “Windham Incident”!

by Ken Eyring

A reminder to stay engaged.  The Windham Board of Selectman will hold a meeting tonight via zoom and in person at the Windham High School at 7p (details below).  The meeting has one agenda item: the status of the “Windham Incident.” That’s what this meeting is about. Who should run the audit?  Who should define … Read more

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CALL TO ACTION! Keep the “Windham Incident” VOTING MACHINES in WINDHAM!

by Ken Eyring

I am disturbed that the NH AG’s and SOS’s office intends to TAKE CONTROL of Windham’s voting machines. The SAME PEOPLE will have control over the SAME MACHINES that produced the largest UNEXPLAINED DISCREPANCY in the HISTORY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE between election day results and a hand recount. Those SAME PEOPLE refused to do a … Read more

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A Disturbing Unanswered Question for the NH Governor, AG and SOS: “WHY NOT?”

by Ken Eyring

Why not run the ballots from Windham’s general election through the machines again?  It is a simple question that has not been answered to explain the “Windham Incident.” The “Windham Incident” is the largest unexplained discrepancy in the history of New Hampshire between election day results and a hand recount.

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Will Windham, NH Produce the Spark Where the 2nd American Revolution Begins?

by Ken Eyring

Questions regarding election irregularities in the swing states have raised concerns with many Americans.  But NH officials have remained steadfast in their convictions the state’s elections were safe and accurate. Those statements have come under tremendous scrutiny after the recount results of the Windham State Rep race were off by nearly 10% from election night.  … Read more

Established A Presence??

by Steve MacDonald

What is the most important qualification for voting in the State of New Hampshire? This puzzle has “confused” people for decades. One qualification is being 18 years of age – but then again – lots of people are 18 years of age. So, there must be something else that would set a group of people … Read more

It’s Still Voter Fraud – Like It Or Not

by Ed Naile

New Hampshire has about 980,000 registered voters. At least 5,300 of those voters: Can’t legally register their dog in New Hampshire. May not legally obtain a NH hunting license. None of those “voters” are qualified to be called for jury duty in the Granite State. Are paying out-of-state college tuition at NH State Colleges because … Read more

Breaking News: NH Voter Database, Election Integrity Commission Lawsuit Dropped

by Steve MacDonald

Hot off the digital press from Tony Shinella at Patch, CONCORD, NH — Two elected officials and the ACLU who had planned to sue the state to keep it from releasing the voter registration database to the recently formed Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity have dropped their lawsuit after Bill Gardner agreed to only release pictures … Read more

NH AG Dropped Unsworn Falsification Charge Against Joe Barton

by Steve MacDonald

If you thought the deflate-gate scandal was dragging out, then you haven’t been paying attention to the New Hampshire Attorney General’s snails-pace prosecution of Newmarket, New Hampshire Republican, Joe Barton. Joe, arrested on November 4th, 2014, was charged with simple assault and resisting arrest. An additional charge of unsworn falsification on Sept 1, 2015, alleged that the letter signed by … Read more

Cornerstone and 91A

by Julie Smith

Cornerstone has released their list of rep candidate endorsements, which include some non incumbents and some former reps.  On their endorsement list are 44 enemies of 91A and here they are: I would like all Cornerstoners, meaning both members and supporters alike, to think about something for a moment.  While some of you might have … Read more