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.
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My Memoriam for Ed Naile and John Irish for the O’Keefe Luncheon …
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.
Announcement – Long Time CNHT Chairman Ed Naile Has Passed
“Just so you know, Ed passed on Friday. So sad – what a great man…” That from a friend today.
In NH, The Legislative Body (You!) Runs the Show. Selectmen Have a Purpose. Let’s Take a Look at It
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.
March 18: New Hampshire Election Integrity Update Webinar
Join us on March 18th at 7 PM for another webinar on election integrity issues in New Hampshire.
Lease on Out of State Voter Nest in Queen City Expires After Election is Over
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.
Ed Naile Gets His Man: NH AG Arrests Michael LaSean Lewis for Illegally Voting in New Hampshire
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 a change.
Personal Endorsement: Karen Testerman for Governor
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.
ReOpenNH Concord Rally – MicroInterview with Ed Naile
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 … Read more
How about a real “conversation” about guns?
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.
CNHT Picnic – Closing Remarks and Beatboxing
All good things come to an end and so did the Picnic, so here are the QUICK closing remarks: A self-serving note, if I might. Because of a very generous donor, we’ve been able to refresh and expand all of our technologies – including our new PA system which Ed references above. I think this … Read more
CNHT Picnic – The Advocacy Groups Part 1
In addition to the candidates for various offices, the Annual CNHT Picnic is also about the various Conservative advocacy groups that cover a number of issues. The next few posts will show their speakers: Coalition of NH Taxpayers – Ed Naile Get Involved PAC – Chris Maidment: The Patriot Initiative – Josh Moore NH Right … Read more
603 Summit: Ed Naile, Chair of the Coalition of NH Taxpayers
And NH Voter Fraud hunter supreme! And Voter Fraud was the topic of his speech at the 603 Alliance’s “Liberty trumps Socialism”. Liberty – is there Liberty if your vote is stolen from you by those that are ineligible to vote in your town and in your State?
GrokInterview – Ed Naile on joining against the NH ACLU’s Federal Court anti-voter fraud lawsuit
As he said, he’s waited 20 years of fighting voter fraud here in NH. He’s put in the paperwork and now the ACLU has until the end of the month to respond. What’s the purpose – a process of discovery. Listen for yourself and if you have been following Ed during his journey, you can … Read more
Tales from the BudComm: Cordell Johnston, NHMA lobbyist – tried to fly and ended up like Icarus
When an NHMA lobbyist, paid in part by my taxes, is lobbying AGAINST MY BEST interests, that’s wrong. It’s immoral. That’s why Cordell Johnston, a New Hampshire Municipal Association lobbyist – is now the Poster Boy for towns to stop paying dues to the New Hampshire Municipal Association with our property taxes. If our Selectmen … Read more
Mr. Smollett Needs 3-Months of “Falsely Accusing Rednecks of Racism” Sensitivity Training
I know that Jussie Smollett doesn’t understand the average redneck Trump supporter. He probably never can because he is a privileged, black, Hollywood-type, homosexual. But there is hope. Once his trial for a false report to Chicago Police begins there obviously must be an escape route for him to avoid jail. No one wants this … Read more
CNHT Taxpayer Family Reunion Picnic – Ed Naile, Chair of CNHT
Ed is the Chair of the Coalition of NH Taxpayers who puts on the Annual Picnic (aka, “Old Home Day for Conservatives). For decades, he and CNHT have been champions for taxpayer issues be they local (e.g., fighting the “good ole’ boys” networks in small NH towns, or local school boards / municipal committees that have gone off the “RSA reservation”, or local politicians seeking to enrich themselves as taxpayers expense) or state-wide (the foremost expert of voter fraud in NH). In fact, that’s how he led off
After the jump are the other videos, especially about Keith Hanson and The Winslows (and what the town they live in is doing to them illegally):
Memorandum of Law Supra
To: New Hampshire State Supreme Court
From: Coalition of NH Taxpayers Chairman, Ed Naile
8 North Main St. Concord, NH 03301
Re: Court Review of NH Election Law Legislation
Date: May 29, 2018
M E M O R A N D U M O F L A W
Statement of Facts:
New Hampshire has a practice of allowing citizens of other states to vote in New Hampshire during our General Elections, which includes elections for Federal office. This practice has increased in volume since the adoption of same day registration in 1996. Any person, from any state, who has attained the age of 18 can simply show proof identity to register to vote in New Hampshire, including a current, valid, out-of-state driver’s license. The registrant simply signs an affidavit as per RSA 654:12. It is known as a: QUALIFIED VOTER AFFIDAVIT.
The Attorney General’s Office, Elections Division, is tasked with enforcing election laws as per RSA 7:6 c. This office may prosecute – at its discretion.
There has been a decades old state of confusion regarding the terms “domicile” and “resident” which has been the source of several lawsuits regarding out-of-state college voters and transient campaign workers who choose to vote in New Hampshire instead of their legal residence in their home state.
CNHT Taxpayer Family Reunion Picnic – The video!
Actually, a whole bunch of videos – 32 to be exact. That’s a lot of candidates and advocacy group that made their pitch to the assembled “family” members who were plentiful on Saturday (yes, it took me a day to process them. Please note that “backups” were used to stitch things together as best as possible as sometime techie things didn’t quit go right as planned – apologies in advance). But hey, this is one of the main missions of the ‘Grok in doing the citizen journalism that the mainstream media refuses to do.
So, let’s start in the middle of the event and go right to the Chairman of CNHT’s first address to the crowd – Voter Fraud:
And we’ll circle back to the beginning of the event with the intro ceremonies including opening remarks by Keith Hanson, radio personality and host at WNTK (and now, a new Grokster!):
CNHT Taxpayer Family Reunion Picnic – Candidates for NH Governor
No, current GOP Governor Chris Sununu (only candidate in the NH GOP primary) was a no-show at this event (was it something we all said at an earlier “conservative Old Home Day meeting” that never happened?) but a potential rival did show up (albeit, late in the day) – Aaron Day and came well prepared to speak: … Read more