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Belknap County Republican Committee – Keynote Speaker: The Honorable Jane Cormier

This past Wednesday night was the monthly meeting of the BCRC. Interesting meeting, given what the “Conservative Lady” turned up and posted here(““Citizens For Belknap” – A BIG Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing“). Turns out that former NH State Rep Jane Cormier had also been doing some research and after reaching out to one of the … Read more

Dave Wheeler cropped - original care of WMUR

Dave Wheeler is a Conservative Warrior!

by Jane Cormier

This letter is in response to some false campaign literature recently distributed in the Executive Council District 5 primary race. The campaign mailer in question insinuates that Dave Wheeler is NOT the Conservative he purports to be – that he is backed by Progressive groups such as Planned Parenthood and Open Borders.

Get out and vote – Our endorsements

by Skip

As I have stated before, our endorsement lists the past few years have been short indeed and this cycle, quite short – just two. Steve has already covered Steve Negron, our pick in NH’s Second Congressional District. Here’s our other pick, Jane Cormier for NH’s Executive Councilor in District 4. I’m putting this video back … Read more

Jane Cormier Endorsed by Councilor Dave Wheeler in EC4 Primary

by Steve MacDonald

District 5 Executive Councilor Dave Wheeler has Endorsed Jane Cormier in her Republican Primary for Executive Council District 4. “I believe that Jane Cormier is the most principled candidate running for the Executive Council district four open seat. When she was a State representative her commitment to lower taxes, protecting the unborn, and to preserving … Read more

Executive Council District 4: “I don’t need to do anything to win because I’m Ted Gatsas!” – Part 3

by Skip

“what can you do for Ted instead of what Ted will do for you”

Because he isn’t telling you. And if he isn’t willing to tell you, what is your answer to this question: “Can I not worry about how he will vote because I don’t know what he stands for?“

That’s how I ended up with my last post – what does Ted Gatsas believe in? We dunno, or at least I don’t. I’m quite sure there is a set of issues or a set of beliefs somewhere. After all, he’s had a long political career here in NH: state senator, mayor (wanted to be Guv). Perhaps those websites said what he thought were the issues of the day and what he’d do about them – then. Now? As the Executive Councilor for District 4? Not a whisper, not a word, not a syllable. I don’t think one can say “Transparency” in the political world where there’s nothing there to be transparent about.

I intimated this earlier – WHERE is the Issues page on Ted’s site? Answer:

Radio Ad: Jane Cormier for Executive Council

by Steve MacDonald

Jane Cormier cut a 30-second radio spot today and we’d like to share it.

All Cornerstone Action Endorsements for the NH Republican Primary on Tuesday

by Steve MacDonald

In an email released yesterday Cornerstone Action PAC announced its endorsements in contested Republican primaries for state-level races. These are for the Executive Council, State Senate, and NH House. “The Cornerstone Action PAC is non-partisan and evaluates candidates without regard to party affiliation. Candidate party affiliation is noted below.”

Each of these candidates has a contested primary race. Endorsements are based on high scores on the Cornerstone candidate survey, on voting records, and on consistency between surveys and votes.

Here is a list of all their endorsements.

Cornerstone Action: endorses Jane Cormier in the NH Executive Council District 4 Primary race

by Skip

Cornerstone Action Political Action Committee Announces Candidate Endorsements for September 11 Primary Election Cornerstone Action PAC endorses the following candidates for state-level offices. Each of these candidates has a contested primary race. Endorsements are based on high scores on the Cornerstone candidate survey, on voting records, and on consistency between surveys and votes. The Cornerstone Action PAC … Read more

Executive Council District 4: “I don’t need to do anything to win because I’m Ted Gatsas!”

by Skip

That seems to be it: throw a bunch of high priced plate fundraisers and an empty website. Do YOU know what Ted Gatsas is for or against if you didn’t happen to watch a snippet on WMUR? Can you find out what ANY of his stances are? Methinks it’s a case of snobbery – “I’m Ted Gatsas – just vote for me”.

Jane Cormier’s New 4 x 8 Campaign Signs Popping Up Around the District

by Steve MacDonald

A week ago I reported on how Jane Cormier’s campaign signs were being systematically stolen or destroyed. The Union Leader even did a story on it after that (I take no credit). Well, we ran a little money bomb and raised enough money to replace them, and that picture you see is what they were replaced with … Read more

Why I Support Jane Cormier for Executive Council District 4

by Ken Eyring

Jane Cormier strongly supports our State and U.S. Constitutions. Her service as State Rep. earned the highest scores from many independent conservative organizations due to unwavering support for family values, property rights, smaller government, individual liberty, lower taxes, and Second Amendment Rights.

Jane is strong, principled, and independent. Her moral values and belief in God always lead Jane to do the right things for the right reasons. She is incorruptible.

They’re Stealing More Than Jane Cormier’s Signs

by Steve MacDonald

The deliberate sign-stealing campaign to make Jane Cormier’s Executive Council District 4 Republican primary challenge disappear continue to escalate. Last night someone stole the magnetic campaign sign off her vehicle.

These are not the acts of random hooligans.

GrokEndorsement Executive Council, District 4. This is Very Impressive!

by Skip

To date, we have only issued one endorsement: Steve Negron running to represent New Hampshire from NH’s Second Congressional District (“CD-2”). Today, we add another.

While all writers have the freedom to endorse anyone they want as individuals, official GraniteGrok endorsements require a majority of all of the writers voting (not everyone votes). While we may all “read” the same on the issues, we do vary on candidates and sometimes “enthusiastically” (behind closed email/Slack doors). Most of our endorsements are contested – some of them highly so. As the title of this post implies, the result is impressive as all of the following writers at GraniteGrok.com have cast their ballot for one person (alphabetical order):

GrokDebates – yes, we want to do them. We ARE going to do them going forward

by Skip

Over the years, GraniteGrok has made it part of our Citizen Journalism to cover debates. One reason is that we like listening (and critiquing) who was there, what was said, and to determine their political philosophies with respect to the NH Constitution, US Constitution, and to date, the NH GOP. We did debates, and covered them in unique ways, that the mainstream press just couldn’t or wouldn’t. Part of the later is either just a lack of time (on TV News) or space (newspaper “inches” or word counts. We, on the other hand, have neither limitation.

We also covered debates that they didn’t – they (and often the NH GOP) are only interested in the top of the ticket races: Governor, US Congress, US Senate. The other races?

Pound sand. Well, no longer. I’ve been yakking about taking GraniteGrok to the “next” level – debates will be part of that. While we will still cover other folks’ debates, we believe it is time to do our own. And we shall.

Desperation Looms in the Executive Council District 4 Primary

by Op-Ed

By NH House Rep. Barbra Comtois

Executive Council District 4 Republican Candidate Jane Cormier (the underdog) has had many of her large 4×8 signs stolen or damaged.

Who is so afraid of her that they would commit a federal crime to steal her signs? Her opponent’s signs remain intact as do the Democrat signs. So what is it they fear? Do they think that stealing her signs will silence her supporters? What has she done to deserve this? She is out campaigning with heart and has to fight the media, the establishment, and more, to get her name out there.

Have You Seen Me? Selective Vanishing of Campaign Signs Seems Suspicious.

by Steve MacDonald

Someone appears to be taking Jane Cormier’s Campaign signs but not the signs of her primary opponent. I mean, they’re right next to each other. One day they are both there, neither blocking the view of the other and the next – Jane’s sign is gone.

DOT doesn’t have them so who is taking them from high traffic areas and what do they have against Jane going to Concord to save taxpayers a little money?

Jane Cormier Interview – Rock, Paper, Hand Grenades

by Steve MacDonald

Jane Cormier appeared on Rock Paper Hand Grenades this week, a Manchester TV program on Channel 23.

Jane is in a primary for Executive District 4 which includes, Allenstown, Auburn, Barrington, Bedford, Bow, Candia, Chichester, Deerfield, Epsom, Goffstown, Hooksett, Lee, Londonderry, Loudon, Manchester, Northwood, Nottingham, Pembroke, and Pittsfield.

Putting New Hampshire First

by Op-Ed

Jane Cormier: I Stand With New Hampshire Taxpayers

by Op-Ed

Press Release

Cormier for Executive Council 4
502 W. River Road, #127
Hooksett, NH 03106
603.781.5695
www.janecormier.org
July 16, 2018

For Immediate Release

As you may know, the New Hampshire Executive Council has voted in the past to approve funding for abortion clinics here in the Granite State.

Although Planned Parenthood advertises itself as an organization promoting health care for women and families, it IS the nation’s largest abortion provider and has been repeatedly plagued by scandal and abuse. It is a private organization that shouldn’t be funded by taxpayers.

CNHT Taxpayer Family Reunion Picnic – NH’s Executive Council candidates: Jane Cormier and Jim Beard

by Skip

To be honest, I would have thought a few more prospective Republican candidates would have shown up at the CNHT Annual Taxpayer Picnic:

Like my Exec. Councilor, Joe Kenney who has a primary with Kim Strathdee in District 1 (yes, my personal “please vote for Joe Kenney”)
Russell Prescott (who went to the Dark Side by proposing a whopping increase in the highway toll taxes – maybe that’s why he was a no-show)
Ted Gatsas – guess “His Honor” decided that CNHT was a bit too low to visit

BUT! Jim Beard who is running unopposed in District 2 showed up and Jane Cormier, the soon to be “Singing Councilor” (Sidenote: She will be singing the national anthem at the beginning of the Manchester Fisher Cat game on August 3rd.) were present and willing to speak to the crowd:

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