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Never mind the frothy-mouthed rants and expletives of our Marx-worshipping useful idiots who are the rotting remains of the Democratic Party and who don’t even pretend to care anymore about the little man. Look instead at the facts on display and think about the battles that forged our nation when bold men threw off the … Read more
Among the odd exchanges between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris at their first and perhaps only debate before Election Day was a dispute over who would better protect Americans from the growing scourge of illegal substances, especially fentanyl. This issue is of top concern to millions of Americans who have suffered the loss of a … Read more
New Hampshire had only one recount following the state primary on September 10th. The election day difference was two votes. Ultimately, the outcome did not change, but the victory was reduced to one vote. This is not a reason to write a post with this headline, but the recount process revealed some problems. I’d like … Read more
I’ve never been much of a fan of celebrity endorsements. While newsworthy or worthy of scorn (aged-out former stars selling adult diapers or life insurance), unless they’ve actually got some expertise, they’re just some people who did something (for money) regardless of what they’ve endorsed. Taylor Swift knows how to make money in the music … Read more
Docket No.: 217-2024-CV-00488 Daniel Richard Plaintiff v. DAVID SCANLAN SECRETARY OF STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE In his official Capacity Defendant MOTION TO AMEND WRIT OF MANDAMUS A MOTION FOR EMERGENCY RELEIF Now comes, Daniel Richard, pro se, respectfully submits this Motion to Amend the Writ of Mandamus and Motion for Emergency relief under Superior Court … Read more
Citizen activists interested in improving voter confidence in New Hampshire have requested they be part of any formal effort to test and verify the efficacy of the current process for taping up and securing completed ballots. The problem: ballots are to be secured but the tape recommended by the state does not consistently (or at … Read more
Muslims and Arabs tend to vote Democrat. I happen to think it is because they are both political religions with totalitarian aspirations. They both run the same way and pretend to be friends until there can be only one. The Left’s cultural agenda is incompatible with Islam, as is their pretending to love Israel, an … Read more
If you pay more attention to the approved narratives than a caffeinated kid with ADD, you can create a paint-by-numbers picture in your mind. Republican voters are idiots. But if that’s true, then the recent decision by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has to be a good thing. It ruled that improperly dated mail-in ballots won’t … Read more
Governor Scott took the gloves off at his Thursday press conference, calling out the Democrat Supermajority not just over the sticker-shock cost estimates for their cherished Clean Heat Standard (Act 18), but also their lack of transparency and honesty over the past year and a half of the program’s development. Scott said, “The cost estimates … Read more
Let’s talk about GOP money for federal office campaigns. 2024 is not a senatorial year, so that simplifies the discussion. There are two seats in the House, each representing 50% of Granite Staters. One would think that the pie is divided evenly, and the two pieces would go to Lily Tang Williams and Councilor Russell Prescott, … Read more
HB1569, the latest New Hampshire voter ID law that dares to limit elections and ballot decisions to actual granite staters, was enrolled on June 13th. If someone was keen to make a splash and a statement, they could have gotten this to the Governor’s Desk faster than the Democrats would file lawsuits to overturn it. … Read more
The “security of a completed ballot” soap opera in New Hampshire has added a new chapter. The New Hampshire Secretary of State’s office has responded to a Right to Know request regarding tamper-proof tape that doesn’t prevent tampering. If you missed earlier installments, activists discovered that neither the procedure for taping up boxes of completed … Read more
Many on the right are convinced that the Blob will do anything to keep Trump out of the Oval Office. It is hard to argue against that unless you don’t care or hate Trump. From election integrity issues to keeping his name off the ballot to someone trying to kill him, the outsider who has … Read more
In earlier RINO Reports I targeted five RINOs for defeat in the primaries. The good news is that two of those five were defeated. In Grafton 3, Paul Schirduan defeated former Rep Bonnie Ham. He now faces the incumbent Democrat in a swing district. I will be donating to help him win. In Strafford 3, … Read more
I just received a message from Dan Richard. The NH State Supreme Court has affirmed that he has standing on his equal protection claim (Richard v. Sununu) in his election law lawsuit. Richard v. Sununu et al., 2023-0097, Affirmed in part; vacated in part; and remanded. BASSETT and DONOVAN, JJ., concurred; HANTZ MARCONI, J., sat … Read more
Hillary Clinton put her political foot in her mouth In 2016 when she lumped all MAGA Republicans into what she called her “Basket of Deplorables.” She went on to say, “They’re racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic, you name it. And unfortunately, there are people like that and he (Donald Trump) has lifted them up.” In … Read more
Lots of articles about polls, who’s ahead, whose behind, which groups, which areas, which states are on whose side. The polls change almost daily, based on who is asking the questions and how they’re phrased. And the polls are “samples”, usually no more than a couple of thousand people in a country where over 200 … Read more
Elections are safe, they say. Clean as a whistle. No cheating, no foolishness; it’s all on the up and up. Anyone who says otherwise is a conspiracy theorist and probably some right-wing wacko. If that’s true, then Mr. Trump’s promise, if elected, to prosecute election fraud to the fullest extent of the law is a … Read more
Months or years of work ended yesterday for some, most, but not all. The New Hampshire state primary (not to be confused with the First in the Nation Presidential Primary) has passed. Ballots were cast and counted, and while there may be a few challenges in local races, the bigger picture has been painted. We … Read more
Let’s first get a housekeeping item out of the way. Any opinion said, is mine and just that, because I am not a spokesperson for Lily Tang Williams, just an ordinary volunteer. I don’t remember who said it, but last winter, someone called the anti Trumpers a bunch of people having the adult version of … Read more