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From the New York Times (NYT), so it has to be true (cough-cough) comes a report that should have the NYT shaking in its little Lenin shoes. American’s who voted for Trump in 2016 but cast ballots for Dems in the mid-terms are voting Trump in 2020.
There’s a story going around behind the scenes in NH CD-2. I’ve heard it shared in person and in writing. The claim is that the result of the 2018 Mid-term suggest Steve Negron might not be our best Republican candidate. But as Mid-Terms go, he is.
Michael Graham has some excellent reporting on Granite State voter turnout at NHJournal, but the number(s) that got my attention were for student voting. Up by 29% to 55% depending on the town. That’s huge. Yesterday Ed Naile noted that he’d like to talk to anyone interested in how 90,000 college students are allowed to …
Maybe Billionaire Tom Steyer Should Cover the ‘Rising’ Cost of Tuition in New Hampshire Read More »
Celebrities endorse things. Quite often, later on in their careers when their agents can’t find them any decent work. But there are those that take to the endorsement bug early, probably because the paycheck is substantial, and it can raise the profile of products or services, elevating interest in the public eye. Celebrities also like to endorse political …
Election Hangover – Celebrity Endorsements That Crashed and Burned Read More »
If you didn’t catch President Trump’s Mid-Term GOP GOTV Campaign ad on Sunday Night Football, and I suspect a good number of our readers did not because they don’t watch that crap anymore, we’ve got it here. CNN Refused to run it. The left flipped out as you’d expect. So, we’re here to do our part …
Did You See President Trump’s Mid-Term Campaign Ad? We’ve Got It! Read More »
When a New Hampshire court recently ordered an injunction against Senate Bill 3, a law designed to clarify domicile or residency for voting purposes, most activists on the right just shook their heads. Not that long ago a similar last-minute ruling harpooned a voter ID/Domicile law, so to see a New Hampshire court repeat the process …
