She and Hillary: ‘Trump Might Not Accept The Results Of The 2020 Election,’ Says Movement That Still Hasn’t Accepted Results Of 2016 Election. Yes, Bruce, a funny. (H/T: Instapundit)
This from FEC DemocRAT Ellen Weintraub in response to President Trump, during his recent rally in Manchester, noting widespread Voter-Fraud in New Hampshire in 2016:
At the beginning of the 2016 race for the White House, the GOP already had a long list of choices. And while Democrats were mostly running old white elites, the GOP had young, dynamic candidates “of color.” Cruz, Rubio, Carson. But a Latino winning a presidential primary (or caucus) didn’t break any glass anythings if they … Read more
You should be doing what you can to volunteer and help Republican candidates get out the vote because elections come down to turn out. And no, you should not ignore the polls – use them to motivate you and everyone around you. The Democrats are promising to do some awful things. But remember, two years ago … Read more
THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
SUPREME COURT
CASE NO. 2018-0267
Request for an Opinion of the Justices (Amending Definition of Resident and Residency)
MEMORANDUM OF ED MOSCA
IN SUPPORT OF THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF HOUSE BILL 1264
I. INTRODUCTION – A COURT OF LAW OR A WOKE COURT?
In Guare v. State, 117 A.3d 731 (2015), this Court ruled that the act of declaring a voting domicile in New Hampshire did not establish residency in New Hampshire because the statutory definitions of the terms differed:
In October 2016 Mr. Trump’s electoral circumstances were new and unique but the way he was being treated by his own party and the press were not. Dr. Matt Briggs (Ph.D. is statistics) and I have a great conversation about how the press treated Reagan in 1980 and how it may have affected polling before … Read more
Former Hewlett Packard CEO Carly Fiorina joins us for a Q&A on Common Core, dealing with bureaucracies, spending and budgets, Congressional responsibility, health Care in the US, and what the GOP can do to win the Presidency.
We live streamed a Ted Cruz event with the Strafford County Republicans this afternoon. The full audio and video will get posted at some point soon but I wanted to share this GrokSHOT! During the Q & A Senator Cruz was asked if he is running for President, and this was his response.
Both Groksters Mike and Tom put up posts concerning the now out move “2016” – the stealth movie on Barack Obama (“who or what is he really?”). ‘Grok friend, Steve Patton, went to see the movie today and offered to write a quick review of his thoughts:
I took my family to see Dinesh D’Souza’s “2016” at the Fox Run Mall, just one day after it’s release. I can lay claim to being somewhat of a student of Barack Obama, having read his autobiography “Dreams From My Father” in 2008 as his election drew near. I published a website (now only found on the Wayback Machine) of direct quotes from the book, hoping to dissuade my countrymen from electing this anti-American as their next president, alas to no avail.
Much of the material for the movie “2016” comes from the book “Dreams From My Father” and is heavily supplemented by extensive research done by D’Souza. The movie is engaging, and insightful. My teenage children were equally interested in the content, sparking healthy conversations on the way home. Be forewarned, however, that the movie is not hopeful. A nation foolish enough to elect Obama once may indeed be foolish enough to do it again.
The key insight of the movie is the identification of Obama’s core principles. The journey to discover those principles is as unsettling as it is illuminating. The movie analyzes a number of confusing decisions by the President which highlight his true values even as they disorient most Americans and even traditional Democrats:
If you’ve never heard Dinesh D’Souza speak before, catch him here, speaking to CPAC 2012 (speech begins @ 2:00). He’s a brilliant, articulate author, President of The King’s College, and now his book, Obama’s America, has been made into a movie, that shows what America would look like, in 2016, in the fallout of a … Read more