My previous post on re-elected Dan Eaton (D-Stoddard) brought up an interesting question: where does he really live? He lists 139 Power Line Rd, Stoddard NH as his official domicile/residence as living in the NH State Representative District in which he lives.
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No, No, No – It’s Not “Where’s Waldo?” It’s “Where’s Dan Eaton (D-Stoddard)”?
Yes, when the Eldest and Youngest were young, the book “Where’s Waldo” was very popular. Essentially, it was a book of illustrations with a lot of “densely drawn” pictures and the idea was to find this character, Waldo, in all kinds of situations. Sometimes it was obvious but also times when it was dang hard to find him. Find him. You know, he could be anywhere.
Democrat Lawmaker Created Intimidating and Abusive Environment
The New Hampshire House recently releases some documents in which was a redacted complaint filed earlier this year by a NH House staffer. The staffer alleges that a particular New Hampshire House Rep. “made frequent derogatory comments to or about the employee, and engaged in “a long pattern of behavior” that created a “hostile work environment.”
Dan Eaton Holds Kids Hostage
New Hampshire House Democrat Dan Eaton left office under investigation for intimidation and corruption. He returned under the umbrella of returning civility to Concord. Yet Eaton is proof that there never was any, not from the NH Democrat Leadership. And now that he’s back and in charge of the powerful finance committee, he’s being who Dan Eaton is. Someone who uses his office to help…Dan Eaton.
That is why Dan Eaton took a bill everyone likes, that would fix the charter school situation, and should have breezed out of the legislature and into law, and held it hostage.
So Dan Eaton wishes to “To restore transparency, civility and fairness to the institution”. Fine – how about Ethics, Dan?
The Sentinel asked why Democrat Dan Eaton, who resigned from the NH House due to ethics charges, why he was running. Well, the guy seems to have a pair (if nothing else): “To restore transparency, civility and fairness to the institution“
Riiiiiiight. If I remember right, he resigned when he became under an investigation of a “lapse in ethics” – does this mean he’ll be “transparent” as to the charges AND why he resigned? And the stories are that he wasn’t all that civil about things, either. So, what IS fairness, Mr. Dan? And why now is a better time for you to be back in the NH House, again, now that you are a “resignee”? A mailer that went out to folks in that area was forwarded to me (note: you HAVE to like the name of the PAC – “the “Do You Know Who I AM” PAC. And that’s his brother, the Chair??):
Well, seems like Dan might have been the bad boy, eh? The PAC goes on to list the Top 5 Reasons To REJECT Dan Eaton for State Representative:
To Spend And Protect
The State Supreme court announced that is sees a conflict between current state law and spending cap initiatives approved by voters (Manchester in particular). This is not unexpected but it is fortuitous, and to some degree ironic. In their quest to defend any liberal-leaning municipalities desire to spend beyond the ability of their residents to pay for it, groups like Keep Manchester Moving have just financed the blueprint by which the now Republican super-majority state government can adroitly engineer a fix.
You Must Claim To Have Balance Daniel-san
State Senator Maggie "the red" Hassan had a puff piece in the New Hampshire Sunday News to defend the NH democrats “balanced Budget.” We can tell right away that Ms. Hassan is going to take us on a fanciful journey because of her opening clause. “Scarce resources make for difficult budgets…” It is from this … Read more
NH House School Musical
Last year, at budget time, liberals, democrats, a few RINOs, and even some chickens were asking where the cuts were. No, not cold cuts but budget cuts. The libs had just added another 10% to the state budget, and they wanted to know where, how, and what part of that we could possibly cut.
Let’s reminisce on the stupidity of that for a moment. They took the budget they had ballooned by 12%-13%, added another 10% to it, but had no idea where they could cut it under the growing umbrella of job losses in an economic downturn?
“Show us the cuts!” So we did. They ignored them.
Buckley, Sullivan, Larsen, Norelli, Eaton, Smith, and all the rest of our left-wing fiscal castaways who promoted or legislated more spending were still stranded on a Desert Island of their own making from whose only possible escape was a broad-based tax. To prove it, they lined up another few dozen smaller fees and taxes on the beach, like coconuts, to spell out the words “Show us the cuts.” They then ignored the cuts we showed them, acted like they didn’t exist, and instead added an exclamation point called the JUA money grab and the tent tax, then lit it all on fire with a small business tax.
They were very briefly, quite happy with themselves. But as it turns out, while people can be convinced to vote for Democrats when they are mad at Republicans, they still don’t like taxes and irresponsible spending and have forgotten that you can’t have one without the other. (See hypnotic gas spewed by Obamunism for some idea of how that happened) They also forgot that liberals have a hearing defect known as left-wing pattern deafness that not only prevents them from listening to constituent objections, it worsens as their majority grows. But midnight robberies and an LLC tax in a state where some 95% of business is a small business is just like passing a broad-based tax and killing job growth all at the same time, and none of the usual democrat memes could be made to fit into their growing budget hole.
Poznanski, Leishman, Eaton, Et al
Terri Norelli isn’t all that interested in ethics. In the past few months, several potentially high-profile cases have gone softly into that good night with as little pomp as possible.
Hypocrats (again)
Being a liberal means never having to do better than whomever you can find that can be shown to be as bad or worse than whatever it is you are being accused of. This, courtesy of Mike Brunelle, NHDP XO, as reported in this morning’s Union Leader, where Comrade Brunelle dismisses a request by the … Read more