Remembering Ed Naile
In January of last year, we lost a long-time activist and friend, Ed Naile. Ed inspired many as both the Chairman of the Coalition of New Hampshire Taxpayers and a contributor to these pages.
In January of last year, we lost a long-time activist and friend, Ed Naile. Ed inspired many as both the Chairman of the Coalition of New Hampshire Taxpayers and a contributor to these pages.
If you could not get tickets to the 603 Alliance James O’Keefe Luncheon last week or just wanted to wait for “the movie,” you missed out. That’s okay, so did I – work. But I was asked to write a few words to honor Ed Naile and John Irish for the program.
“Just so you know, Ed passed on Friday. So sad – what a great man…” That from a friend today.
Windham residents and supporters are justifiably outraged at being conned by opponents of a genuine forensic audit of the Dominion machine counted ballots in the recent NH general Election.
Join us on March 18th at 7 PM for another webinar on election integrity issues in New Hampshire.
Out of staters in New Hampshire for temporary work purposes, such as working on a political campaign, aren’t eligible to register for or vote in New Hampshire elections.
You can thank CNHT Chairman Ed Naile for the arrest of Michael LeSean Lewis. He did all the leg work on this and shared it on our pages. We’re not thanking the AG’s office; that was James O’Keefe’s good work. Embarrassing the crap out of that heel-dragging lot to get them to do something for …
Chalk me up as supporting Karen Testerman for Governor. Seems like I have known her forever. Lots of people run for office. I meet them every election cycle. Some are for real many just show up out of nowhere and ask for your support.
Ed Naile is the Chair of the Coalition of NH Taxpayers (CNHT) and has been around a LONG time helping out watchdogs and whistleblower type citizens and helping them to correct what they believe to be municipal malfeasance. Here he’s got a nice little story to tell: Please subscribe to our Youtube Channel – either …
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If we are about to start “having a conversation” about guns before adding new legislation to previous legislation, which doesn’t stop violence, how about some new, sensible ideas I am sure progressives can support.