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Congressional Candidate Steve Negron Supports the Electoral College!

October 30, 2020 Ken Eyring

Democrat leadership would like to abolish the Electoral College and instead, elect the president with a National Popular Vote. That change would have severe negative consequences for our Constitutional Republic and would cost NH dearly – as our state (and many other states) would become insignificant in subsequent presidential elections. This would lead to future … Read more

Is the Electoral College Necessary?

October 24, 2020 Ken Eyring

Each time a candidate wins a majority of Electoral votes but loses the national popular vote, many Americans wonder if changes should be made. When not given much thought… it appears to be a valid question.

Socialists Masquerading as Democrats

October 5, 2020
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President Trump’s Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) nominee is Amy Coney Barrett. Judge Barrett is a recognized legal scholar with the respect of the legal community. In addition, Judge Barrett is also a mother of seven children, two by adoption. She seems to have a pleasant personality.

From The Working Man to Champagne Socialists

October 4, 2020October 4, 2020

In 1960 the Democrat party was called the party of “the working man.” The party historically claims to stand for the little guy. Today, however, Democrats would no longer recognize a working man if they saw one on the street. Today’s Democrats are champagne socialists.

President Signs Order to Prevent Illegal Aliens from Being Counted for Redistricting

July 21, 2020 Steve MacDonald

The entire point of counting illegal non-citizens is to tip redistricting in favor of Democrats. There is no reason to believe they should be counted. If the census was for every person in a state at the time of the census, any number of folks could move somewhere, claim to live there legally, tip the scales then leave.

Did SCOTUS Just Kill the National Popular Vote Movement’s Effort to Undermine the Electoral College?

July 7, 2020 Steve MacDonald

Faithless Electors are those that refuse to cast their Electoral College vote in accordance with the popular vote of their state. The National Popular Vote wants member States to cast their state’s electors according to the national popular vote regardless of how their state voted. Did the US Supreme just put a stake in the heart of that idea?

Honest Elections and the Prevention of Voter Fraud

March 4, 2020March 4, 2020 Norm Silber

One of the greatest guardians of the rule of law these days is the Washington, D.C. based Judicial Watch non-profit organization. See www.JudicialWatch.org

Can Electoral College Voters Be Compelled?

January 20, 2020 Steve MacDonald

Can Electoral College voters be compelled to vote for the winner of state popular vote? That case is now at the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS).

Supreme Court to Hear Case of Faithless Electors Before Next Presidential Election

January 19, 2020 Steve MacDonald

The Constitution does not require a state’s electors, regardless of party, to choose a candidate based on the popular vote. States have passed laws to prevent these defections. Defectors are challenging the laws as are folks hoping to scrap the electoral college. SCOTUS is taking a look.

Tara Ross: New Hampshire Is Fighting Back to Defend the Electoral College – via Daily Signal

January 15, 2020January 15, 2020 Op-Ed

Reposted with permission via Daily Signal : Original Article Here! New Hampshire legislators have introduced an election bill that would be completely unacceptable under normal circumstances. But these are not normal times. Constitutional institutions, especially the Electoral College, are under attack. Extraordinary action may be needed. Thus, some New Hampshire legislators have proposed to withhold popular vote … Read more

The Electoral College Defense Act

December 3, 2019 Steve MacDonald

As states across the Country push to enact the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, which will award the White House to the winner of the National Popular Vote (if/when the Compact hits 270 electoral votes,) some New Hampshire Representatives have introduced the Electoral College Defense Act. Andrew Prout (R-Hudson) has introduced a bill to stop … Read more

Shouldn’t a Debate Impart Information to the Audience?

November 21, 2019 Aaron Warner

We had a national debate with the Democrat candidates for president. Shouldn’t a debate impart information to the audience? Shouldn’t it be more than a chance to up the name recognition by having a moderator call your name repeatedly on national TV?

Castro Revamps “NH Too White” in FITN Slam

February 12, 2023November 11, 2019 Steve MacDonald

In July of this year, business and government leaders met seeking to fix the “Too White” problem in New Hampshire. Too white?

The Insular View of a Political Urbanite

November 27, 2020November 7, 2019 Skip

The insular view of a political urbanite is the picture above while having no knowledge of the picture below. That wide emptiness. A lack of awareness of its form which gives rise to the uninformed ignorance of what it is without realizing that people live there!

National Popular Vote Gets Polite Death in NH

December 20, 2021October 31, 2019 Christopher Maidment

The NH House Election Law Committee voted unanimously this morning to recommend Interim Study, or ‘polite death’, for the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact bill. The bill, introduced this year, was retained in Committee and must be acted upon in the second year of session under NH House Rules. The whole House must adopt the … Read more

Justice Ginsberg – Not a Fan of the Electoral College But Its a Dream If You Think it’s Changing

September 18, 2019 Steve MacDonald

The notorious RBG is not a fan of the Electoral College which concerns me. It is one of the few remaining checks that keep our nation a Republic. But while she is not a fan, she is a realist.

Rep. Dan Crenshaw – Democrats v. Republicans (Democracy v. Republic)

September 2, 2019 Steve MacDonald

Some of the usual suspects are once again publicly bashing the Electoral College. DNC communications specialist, Chris Hayes, working at MSNBC, sums up their collective wisdom. The only reason it’s constitutional is that it is in the constitution.

Did The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals Just Save the Electoral College From Meddling Democrats?

January 19, 2020August 25, 2019 Steve MacDonald

The National Popular Vote (NPV) is an effort to create a compact. States who sign on would allocate their electoral college votes based on the national popular vote. The goal is to get the compact to 270. But the 10th Circuit Court just blew a hole in their nefarious plan.

You Don’t Vote for the President – And Probably Never Will

August 22, 2019

Yesterday, the US 10th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on a suit over whether states have the authority to force their electors to vote for the winner of the popular vote. It turns out, according to the opinion, the states do not have that authority under the Constitution. At least in Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Kansas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico, where the 10th Circuit has jurisdiction. But, did this actually change how we vote for President? Not really.

ICYMI – Maine Said “No” to Giving Up Its Sovereignty

July 16, 2024July 22, 2019 Steve MacDonald

The National Popular vote would erase the votes, voices, and the relevance of state like New Hampshire. That hasn’t kept our Democrats from trying to do that. The same is true for other states, including our neighbors in Maine.