Tag: Julius F. Soti

LibertyBallot.com – Announcing Fourth Round of Election 2022 Recommendations

August 25, 2022

by Op-Ed

Tim Baxter for Congress leads the fourth and final round of LibertyBallot.com recommendations for the 2022 New Hampshire Republican Primary. Additionally, incumbent State Representatives Erica Layon, David Love, Julius Soti, Josh Yokela, and Melissa Blasek are all endorsed by the New Hampshire Liberty Alliance and deserve to be sent back to Concord for another term. … Read more

In a Self-Governing Country, All Voters Have an OBLIGATION to Know Who They’re Voting For

February 9, 2021October 31, 2020

by Ken Eyring

The Democrat Party of today does not have any semblance to the Democrat Party of President Kennedy. Kennedy’s famous statement “Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country” has been turned upside down. Democrat leadership at our state and national levels zealously seek to redefine America … Read more

Windham Grok Podcast: Windham Candidate Julius Soti For State Rep

October 20, 2020October 20, 2020

by Ken Eyring

Windham resident Julius Soti sat down with Windham residents Ken Eyring and Tom Murray to discuss why he is running for State Rep to serve the town of Windham.

Julius F. Soti Announces Candidacy for State Representative from Windham

July 23, 2020

by Skip

Julius F. Soti for State Representative 74 Marblehead Rd. Windham, NH 03087 (603)404-1115 For Immediate Release Julius F. Soti Announces Candidacy for State Representative in Windham Windham, NH – Businessman Julius F. Soti has announced his candidacy for State Representative in Windham, Rockingham District 7. I look forward to serving the people of Windham in … Read more

The Climate fear-mongering has gotten out of hand at the State House

March 7, 2020March 7, 2020

by Op-Ed

Democrat legislators in NH and other states are coming up with all kinds of crazy carbon tax plans along with bills that could potentially give tyrannical powers, in the hope of controlling “greenhouse gas” output. These bills are destructive to the free and unbiased practice of science by codifying a revenue stream that is reliant on a theory having a specific outcome, thereby corrupting the scientific method.