Notice the hypocrisy from the following establishment elite: Messner, “the GOP must rally around its candidates.” The NHGOP Chair Stephen Stepanek “I understand there are a number of qualified possible candidates mulling over a potential run, and at the end of the day, we will be offering assistance to any and all candidates who announce they’ll be running.”
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Paging Bill Binnie – The Nashua Telegraph Is Up For Sale!
Bill Binnie has been buying up media in New Hampshire. WBIN-TV! He just scooped up some radio stations. And hey, wouldn’t a major Granite State newspaper be a great edition? I think so, so how about the Nashua Telegraph?
That’s right, the family that owns that liberal bird-cage liner (based out of Pennsylvania–say hi to Mike Brunelle for me) is getting out of the Newspaper business, including the Bedford Journal, the Hollis Brookline Journal, the Merrimack Journal and Milford Cabinet, liberal rags to the last.
The Bill Binnie Network?
Word has it that Bill Binnie has considered buying WNDS to use as the flagship studio for what would be called the New Hampshire 1 Network.
I Beg To Differ
An editorial in this morning’s UL attempts to suggest the voting results demonstrate a unique character to New Hampshire’s electorate but it makes some assumptions that to me seem a bit naive
That’s not to say the premise is wholly wrong, just that anyone who was really paying attention to the finer details during the primary would not have been fooled.
Spam
My email filter automatically puts any emails from the Binnie Campaign into my Spam folder. That’s just hilarious.
Binnie Busters
Adding a thought to what skip provided, and Drew Kline’s initial post on the Binnie Camp’s response to the Cornerstone Ad. Binnie ‘did call a lawyer’ when he didn’t understand. The lawyers did not understand either; that Cornerstone is a New Hampshire group founded by who, Karen Testerman? Yeah, she’s that out of state girl…running for governor … Read more
Choir Practice
Listening to twenty or so people give political speeches in succession may well be worse than being water-boarded. Listening to twenty or so political speeches in an air-conditioned room with close to 300 people who (more or less) are on board with just about everything that is likely to be said at that kind of event is choir practice. But having that kind of access to that many candidates for three hours is priceless.
That is the CNHT annual picnic, in a nutshell–plus an all you can eat buffet of picnic fare, with P.J. Rourke as a guest speaker right in the middle of it all. From noon to three today, at the VFW hall in Hillsborough New Hampshire, the 12th annual Coalition of New Hampshire Taxpayers picnic attracted dozens of candidates for every level of office and hundreds of people who were looking for an opportunity to meet and talk to the candidates who want to represent them. It’s like a House party for every candidate all at once, and if you missed it you missed a chance to get personal attention in a very important election year.