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Bloviating Billionaire Bloomberg Pushes Gun Control Democrats in NH

October 15, 2018 Kimberly Morin

On Saturday, the “Godfather of Gun Control,” New York City billionaire Michael Bloomberg, spoke at a “Moms Demand” event in Nashua to push several hardcore gun control candidates for the November election. All candidates are Democrats, of course, and Bloomberg’s visit is thought by some to be a glimpse of a possible presidential run in … Read more

It’s Time to Send Anne ‘Only Comes Around for Votes’ Kuster Home

October 11, 2018 Kimberly Morin

The bi-annual appearance of Representative Anne Kuster (D-Congressional District 2) is happening right now. This is the time, once every couple of years, when Kuster decides to make appearances in the Granite State. Kuster likes to feign she cares about her constituents but the truth is, she doesn’t. She ignores them once she’s re-elected and … Read more

RESIST Chris Pappas – He is WRONG for New Hampshire

October 11, 2018 Kimberly Morin

If there was any candidate who is WRONG for New Hampshire, it’s Chris Pappas. This photo speaks volumes about WHO Pappas would actually represent and it isn’t the majority of Granite Staters, it’s the far left-wing lunatic movement that has taken over the Democrat Party. These are the people who chase senators and conservative … Read more

Did the New Hampshire Department of Justice Hack the 2018 Election?

September 26, 2018August 25, 2018 Ed Mosca

If you have been following New Hampshire politics this year, you know that House Bill 1264 became law. HB 1264 is intended to end the undemocratic practice of allowing out-of-state residents to vote in New Hampshire elections.

Once HB 1264 becomes effective the act of voting in New Hampshire will be deemed a declaration by the voter that he or she is a New Hampshire resident. This, obviously, will dissuade drive-by voting (which massively favors Democrats).

Note what I just wrote: “[o]nce HB 1264 becomes effective.”

On Being “A True Granite Stater”

September 26, 2018August 15, 2018 Ellen Kolb

Cornerstone has issued its legislative scorecard for the 2017-18 session, bringing forth this reaction from the chairman of New Hampshire’s Democratic Party (which may account for an increase in the scorecard’s circulation):

Buckley tweet

As someone who has worked with Cornerstone (currently as a consultant), I think it’s worth looking at what Mr. Chairman considers “anathema to NH values.”

Sununu Signs HB1264 – Clarifying Residence and Domicile for Voting Purposes.

September 26, 2018July 13, 2018 Steve MacDonald

Ed Nail has been all over this, naturally but I just finished reading the decision so while you should read all of Ed’s remarks I want to try to use the court’s judgment to clarify what just happened when Governor Sununu signed HB1264 into law.

An excerpt from the State Supreme Court’s decision will help us along here.

New Hampshire State Supreme Court: HB1264 is Constitutional, And Then Some…

September 26, 2018July 12, 2018

I see two of the New Hampshire State Supreme Court have almost put an end to our policy of letting out-of-state, unqualified voters determine our Federal elections.

The two others, Gary Hicks and Jimmy Bassett, should be removed from office for lack of enough common sense to be on any court.

The majority found that out-of-state “voters” are not just prohibited from serving on a jury, registering a car or dog, or getting a hunting/fishing license. They can’t use New Hampshire as a fun place to vote either. This decision took twenty years.

Bill Gardner: “New Hampshire is the Easiest State to Vote in the Whole Country”

September 26, 2018May 26, 2018 Steve MacDonald

Like that’s actually a good thing. Speaking Friday morning,[ NH Sec. of State Bill] Gardner … said he was asked by former state Rep. and House Election Law Committee member Susan DeLemus to attend the group’s July 9 meeting. Gardner said he agreed because he’s happy to speak about election law and the reasons “why … Read more

Absentee Ballots, Domicile, and Elections, Oh My!

July 15, 2024February 5, 2018 Steve MacDonald

The State Democrat Party filed an election law complaint with the AG that begs some questions about Democrats, Absentee Ballots, and domicile.

Election Fraud is Real

July 15, 2024July 14, 2017 Steve MacDonald

From the Coalition of New Hampshire Taxpayers Annual Taxpayer Picnic, CNHT Chairman Ed Naile talks about voter fraud, the Trump Election Commission, and cases of actual vote fraud in New Hampshire.

Trevor Loudon – Please Save America

July 15, 2024October 13, 2015 Steve MacDonald

Trevor Louden explains why he believes the next election is the last chance Republicans have to save America. He talks about why the GOP needs evangelicals to win, the consequence of a Democrat victory, and who might be on a Republican dream cabinet.

Changing GOP Ground Game?

July 15, 2024July 13, 2015 Steve MacDonald

Has the GOP finally changed its ground game. A series of impressive special election wins suggest that something is different. We discuss the most recent winner in NH, then how chasing votes in the wrong direction cost them elections in NH in 2014.

What Does ‘Non Resident’ Really Mean in 159:6 ?

August 30, 2022June 3, 2015 Steve MacDonald

Great question from a reader – “How does the State Supreme Court Define ‘Non-Resident’ in 159:6?, ” which is New Hampshire’s discriminatory pistol revolver licensing law.

GrokTALK! – Special Elections

July 15, 2024May 18, 2015 Steve MacDonald

Max Abramson joins us to talk special elections (three of them) and recent controversies including the email hoax in which a paid democrat campaign staffer sent an email to the press pretending to be the Republican opponent resigning from that race.

If She Were A Democrat They’d Love Her (But she’s not, so they don’t)

July 15, 2024May 10, 2015 Steve MacDonald

If Rockingham district 32 special election candidate Yvonne Dean-Bailey was a Democrat she would be their poster child for the 21st century legislator. Young, female, raised by a single mom, worked had to get scholarships, attended Phillips-Exeter academy, attends a well-regarded college, interned for both a US Senator and a Congressperson, and writes for a … Read more

GrokTALK! – Yvonne Dean-Bailey

July 15, 2024April 14, 2015 Steve MacDonald

Campus Reform contributor Yvonne Dean-Bailey, a 19 year old female conservative candidate, returns to talk about her primary win and the upcoming special election. Part I of II (If you would like to donate or volunteer please go here)

Special Election Candidate Yvonne Dean-Bailey

July 15, 2024February 28, 2015 Steve MacDonald

Yvonne Dean-Bailey is a Republican candidate for a special election in Rockingham County district 32. Yvonne joins us to talk issues, the campaign, and her priorities if elected to the House.

Claremont special election…

September 26, 2018June 5, 2013 Steve MacDonald

Osgood via doubleyouemyouare……..

Democrat O’Neil Takes Special Election in Manchester

September 26, 2018March 20, 2013 Steve MacDonald

Someone will blame the snow. Bill O’Neil won the special election yesterday 297 – 260. He lost by thirty-seven votes. What was it I said yesterday? Turn out is all the Republicans need to win in Manchester Ward 2 (Hills-9). It is a special election. GOP voters just need to show up in adequate numbers. … Read more

Tuesday’s Special Election in Manchester – Bill O’Neil, the “Jackie Cilley” Democrat

September 26, 2018March 18, 2013 Steve MacDonald

Turn out is all the Republicans need to win in Machester Ward 2 (Hills-9). It is a special election. GOP voters just need to show up in adequate numbers. I’d like to try and motivate you if I can.

IBEW 2320 local union President Bill O’Neil, the Democrat in this New Hampshire House race, claims he should not be unfairly saddled with unpopular national issues of which he claims not to be player. Okay. We’ll ignore the fact that the party he is running under does that all the time to their opponents and stick with what sticks to Bill.