Joe Biden spoke to the AFL-CIO this week in what can only be called a stump speech. It was a campaign speech complete with volume changes from whispers to yelling. It was big on style but weak on content. His speech was filled with lies and was both embarrassing and insulting.
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Maine Superior Court Rejects Move to Extend Ballot Counting Past Election Day
The Alliance for Retired Americans sounds like a sweet bunch just looking out for retirees. Why else would they petition the state to extend voting in Maine well past Election Day, November 3rd? Well, it could be that they are an AFL-CIO Unionfron group looking to increase the likelihood of election fraud, and they are!
Socialist Unions Endorse Socialist Swamp Senator Jeanne Shaheen on Socialist Holiday
From the no one should be surprised by any of this category, the AFL-CIO had a Breakfast in Manchester, NH on Labor Day. At that breakfast, they endorsed Democrat Sitting Socialist Swamp Senator Shaheen for Senate.
But Bernie, didn’t you Democrats already do that?
“We will not allow Trump or anybody else to divide us up based on the color of our skin, our religion, our nation and nationality, or our sexual orientation.”
-Bernie Sanders at the annual AFL-CIO Labor Day breakfast (WMUR News 9/3/2018)
Gosh, doesn’t that sounds exactly like the definition of the Democrat Identity Politics Totem Poll – everybody is segregated by skin color, nationality / multiculture, and sexual orientation on which they base their voting and priority messaging? Oh wait – that religion part? Dems don’t much care for religion generally, unless you see their proclivities for socialism / humanism as a religion in and of itself replete with its own sacred texts, songs, assorted readings, chants, and high Priests. And then there’s these observations:
Taxpayers 1, Unions 0
From this mornings Concord fish wrap: Bow police disband collective bargaining unit
To New Hampshire Democrat Aaron Gill – About That ‘Free From Out Of State Influence’ Thing…
This makes an excellent followup to what Skip just wrote about the DLCC endorsing a local New Hampshire Democrat.
Speaking about New Hampshire legislators that same Democrat candidate, Aaron Gill (Hillsborough 39) writes
We expect their personal conduct to reflect the character of New Hampshire citizens, that the work of the people will be conducted openly, fairly, and consistently, and that our neighbors in Concord will make independent decisions.
Most importantly, we expect members of the House to represent us free from the constraints of pledges, free from rigid ideology, and free from the goals of out-of-state interests.
This is a direct quote from Aaron’s Act Blue donations page. (I’m not linking to it, but I cached it)
What does it say (out of the gate) about the conduct and character of a candidate who is only collecting donations to his campaign through a third party aggregater, based outside New Hampshire?
Right Left Divide on The “Knowledge of Wrongdoing.”
Democrats and the media are all uppity about a Romney staffer yelling at the press. I guess this is the next ‘Waterloo’ for the Romney campaign. The fifth or sixth or fiftieth beginning-of-the-end for the GOP (presumptive) nominee. Clearly a guy with a staffer who would insult the media is unfit for public office?
Meanwhile, the Speaker of the Connecticut State House, Democrat Chris Donovan (who happens to be the Democrat candidate for CT-congressional district 5), had seven members of his campaign staff arrested by the FBI for taking $27,000.00 dollars in campaign contributions to influence votes in the Connecticut state House.
First it didn’t work, then it did, then it didn’t….reliable?
Last weekend, I did a couple of forays from the Marriott Downtown where our event was being held over to the RI Convention Center where the NetRoots Nation event was being held. Well, in registering, I got a “SWAG bag” – a canvas tote that was chock-a-block with Progressive “stuff”. Well, earlier today, I desperately needed a pen to take a couple of notes with and I remembered that the bag had just the thing I needed.
Problem was, it acted like the title – and the folks that “supplied” it (heh!)!
Repost: You Can’t Be A “Republican” And Vote Against Right To Work
(Originally posted September 21st, this seems like a suitable follow up to yesterdays post. The premise? Refusing to allow conscientious objection to union participation forces people to fund the Democrat agenda. How can you claim to support Republican principles when you refuse to allow people the ability to opt out of paying union dues.)
You Can’t Be A Republican And Vote Against Right To Work
Supporting forced unionization is the same as supporting mandatory campaign contributions to the Unions and the Democrat party. There is no conceivable way to separate the two. Unions are funded by dues. Democrats receive millions of dollars from unions to promote their agenda. And in some cases to promote it violently.
You can’t separate the two.
Republican Defectors
I think I made my point about Right To Work clear enough when I said this…
A vote to sustain the Lynch Veto and permit forced unionization is a vote for the mandatory and state funding of abortion; financing efforts to cripple or bypass our second amendment right to self defense; you are supporting state financed birth control, confiscation of property, increased taxation and broad based taxes, an expanding regulatory state and more centralized top down government, gimmick accounting, Gay marriage, genderless bathrooms, seat belt laws, the food police, socialized medicine, restrictions on free and corporate speech, and the entire manifold of Democrat party policy wishes which those dollars will continue to support and advance as long as workers are denied the opportunity to decide if they are willing to fund these policies or not on their own.
Unfortunately for New Hampshire we’ll have to wait until next year to fix the problem of worker choice but in the mean time, we can enjoy the benefit of the roll call vote, posted on the Jump.
One point of interest: Union bought and paid for RINO Kevin Janvrin voted against Right to work. That and so much more on the jump.
SEA Sows The Dissent In Littleton NH – More Proof We Need Right To Work
Reasons to override the Lynch veto on Right to Work continue to Mount. Yesterday–buried between the videos from the Steak Out–I asked how you could call yourself a Republican and be against right to work because forced unionization is an automatic funding mandate for the entire left wing agenda. How do you promote Republican principles while forcing others to finance people bent on their destruction. Workers deserve the choice to conscientiously object to that agenda and its affect on the nation.
As if to prove my point, in today’s Union Leader, we see another example of why workers need the freedom to shun union abuse and how Unions with deep pockets and national connections, try to pressure small towns. In March the town of Littleton decided it had to cut its budget. The economy being what it is who can blame them. The $745,000.00 dollar budget savings resulted in having to fire one police officer. According to the article, two days later the SEA, New Hampshire’s State Employee ASSociation called for a Boycott of 13 businesses in town that supported the reduction.
So trying to manage your town budget to keep spending within your means can result in the cry-baby Union using intimidation tactics on the local business community.
I’d Check with Ray or The SEA
Tactics are everything for Democrats, and nothing is beyond the pale. Just think Project Gunrunner, in which a left-wing narrative about American guns in the hands of Mexican drug lords is brought to life by the Obama Administration when facts failed to support the desired conclusion. So when I read this report this morning of racially tinged graffiti painted on several houses in Concord, I got suspicious.
Tim Buckland reports for the Union Leader…
Ngendahayo returned home from church Sunday to find the message, which called his family “subhuman” and told them to leave. The message, several lines long, was also found on the homes of other African immigrants living at another Perley Street house and at a home on Downing Street…
I’m sorry, but this is just tailor-made to be some left-wing scheme.
Harrel Tweets On Right To Work
So here we have New Hampshire Democrat Party Propaganda Minister Harrell Kirstein sharing some cherry picked wisdom.
"7 of 10 poorest states are RTW4Less states…blah blah blah."
My first thought is, define poor? (…without getting into this and this.)
Poor, like rich, is an elastic concept which our friend Harrell and the Demolition party stretch to fit their narrative. It looks at wages but ignores things like cost of living, tax burden and relies entirely on total annual income as an arbitrary line drawn on a national chart, to define poverty, irrelevant of any other factor. But it is these factors that affect wages and as it turns out, states without Right to Work are exponentially more expensive places to live. So even if you are working for less income, you’re spending exponentially less of it on things you need to live a comfortable life. And here’s one very critical example of that.
Out of State Influence Gets ‘Republican’ Kevin Janvrin Elected.
Sitting atop their mountains of out of state money thNH Democrats are forever demagoging the issue (of outside influence). So I am waiting patiently for them to denounce the newly elected Republican House Rep from Rockingham county, Kevin Janvrin, who has finance reports just screaming extremist, outside influence.
Who Is Working America and Why Are They In My Mailbox?
Don’t throw away that mailer just yet. They spent a lot of money sending you that postage paid return envelope, and they probably spent a lot of money on the postage. And it would be a shame to waste that per-paid envelope. Maybe you should return those cards like they asked? Maybe let them know what you think?