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Corky, “Uncorked” and the Rest of the Cabal

Notice the hypocrisy from the following establishment elite: Messner, “the GOP must rally around its candidates.”  The NHGOP Chair Stephen Stepanek “I understand there are a number of qualified possible candidates mulling over a potential run, and at the end of the day, we will be offering assistance to any and all candidates who announce they’ll be running.”

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Just STOP IT! And Throw Them Out!

Well, it seems that our legend in his own mind president picked a real peach of a Secretary of Homeland Security. Sure, this same legend has picked some other real peaches (Secretary of Defense, Secretary of State, blah, blah, blah) but this guy couldn’t maintain his own security if going into a gender-neutral restroom.

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This Stuff Needs a Big Double Flush

The New Hampshire Legislature, United States Congress, and, in particular, the Executive Branch of this Country are loaded to the gump stump with years of so-called experience, which in and of itself is a problem.

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Election Integrity

So, We Should Trust Harri Hursti?

Dear Editor, My word, this Windham audit is nonsense. (1) If there are copyright protections on the decompiled EPROMs, then that says that NH should not be using the machines because the correct operation of the machine cannot be easily and publicly verified. So, we should trust Harri?

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If You Are Voting Republican in 2022 … You Are The Problem.

I want to follow up on something Steve wrote in his recent post about the GOP-posers in the State Senate removing the ban on Critical Race Theory from the budget bill.  Here is what Steve wrote: Their interests appear more focused, not on New Hampshire’s political future but Chris Sununu’s. Actually, these GOP-in-name-only-State-Senators are focused … Read more

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Do Your Reps Oppose Freedom of Speech?

There are several NH Republican state reps that are promising to vote against a bill that would repeal an unconstitutional law. The law allows private businesses to declare up to 25 feet of the public sidewalk and street as a no-free-speech zone, giving these private businesses control over public property.

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