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Pennsylvania Court Orders That Democrats Can Engage in Three-Days of Post-Election Voting … Is New Hampshire Next?

September 18, 2020 Ed Mosca

So I came across a Politico article via RealClearPolitics titled Pennsylvania Supreme Court extends state’s mail ballot deadline. Ballots with a pre-election postmark MUST now be accepted up to three days after the election. But pre-election postmark does NOT mean what you think it means. Ballots that bear NO postmark are assumed to be pre-election … Read more

A September Surge in Coronavirus in N.H. Finds no Surge in the Disease

September 18, 2020 Op-Ed

There was big coronavirus news for New Hampshire this week, and most of the media missed it. At his Thursday press conference, Gov. Chris Sununu displayed a graphic (pictured below) showing that the average number of coronavirus tests per day has more than doubled since mid-August.

COVID vs. FLU … Children Ages 0 – 17.

September 17, 2020 Ed Mosca

This: So why are New Hampshire public schools taking more precautions for COVID, which kills far less school-age children than the seasonal flu, than for the seasonal flu? Rhetorical question, of course. Sununu is fully invested in COVID-hysteria (he even has an ad talking about how he is ready for a “second wave”). And Dan … Read more

You Can Help Prevent Forest Fires – Stop Electing Democrats

September 13, 2020 Steve MacDonald

The same Democrat party whose poor urban management left American cities to burn is blaming you for not preventing forest fires in Democrat run-states. Their poor forest management is on your shoulders as well. Sound familiar?

Vermont Families Join NH Grandparents in Suing States Over Tuitioning Restrictions

September 13, 2020 Steve MacDonald

In June, the US Supreme Court ruled that states could not discriminate against schools based on religion regarding tuitioning rules. Grandparents from Croydon, NH, promptly sued the state over its prohibition. Three families in Vermont have just done the same in theirs.

Sure Looks Like Sizable #MailInVoting Fraud in the College Towns

September 12, 2020 Ed Mosca

So … check this out, courtesy of Tom Steyer’s @NextGenAmerica: Note the massive increase in turnout from Dartmouth. But did you know that Dartmouth is only allowing one-half of its students to be on-campus at a time? Dartmouth will bring half of its undergraduates to campus for fall term, President Philip J. Hanlon ’77 and Provost Joseph Helble announced … Read more

Almost 98% Say they Will Vote In-Person in New Hampshire this November

September 12, 2020 Steve MacDonald

With the Left’s full-court press to embrace vote-by-mail, we asked how you would vote this November. Post- Primary Poll weariness aside, those who chose to respond made their intentions clear. They are not voting by mail.

Right To Know Request – Same Day Registrations From Tuesday’s NH Primary Election

September 12, 2020 Skip

Tuesday had a pretty good turnout. Statewide here in NH: Previous record 228,432 votes cast in the September primary just two years ago New record this year on Tuesday: 304,671 (33% increase) Absentee ballots: 90,322 (30%) Democrat voters: 156,976 Republican voters: 147,695 (a difference of 9,281) Number of registered NH voters: 1,002,012 so a … Read more

Dan Feltes is Trapped in a Political Box Canyon of His Own Making

September 11, 2020 Ed Mosca

Remember back when Ted Cruz was persona non grata among his fellow Republican Senators because he had convinced House Republicans to defund Obamacare, which led to a government shutdown … how his critics kept saying that Cruz had led Republicans into a political “box canyon”? Well … I don’t know if that really was so … Read more

More Than 88% of Endorsed ReopenNH Candidates Move On to the General Election

September 10, 2020 Op-Ed

EAST DERRY, N.H.—ReopenNH endorsed candidates won significant victories during Tuesday’s Primary Election vote, proving that Granite Staters want their lives and livelihoods back to normal, and they understand that any possibility of COVID-19 as a threatening pandemic is now long past.

We Passed the Union Leader in Online Traffic Rank In a Run-Up to a Statewide Primary

September 9, 2020 Steve MacDonald

Just a quick pat on the back to our readers who have knocked it out of the park so far this month. From the beginning of the month through yesterday’s primary our traffic pushed us back to number one for online print-media traffic in New Hampshire.

To the Honorable General Court Of The State of New Hampshire A Memorial and Remonstrance

September 6, 2020 Op-Ed

Honorable and respected ladies and gentlemen. When a people, led to freedom by the hand of patriotic virtue, entrust the Supreme power of Government in the hands of individuals selected and chosen from among the citizens at large,

Voter Suppression – According to Our Wonderful Attorney General, You Can You be Prevented From Voting For Not Wearing a Mask.

September 5, 2020 Ed Mosca

So the New Hampshire Attorney General has released “guidance” for voting in the age of COVID. The Attorney General claims that local voting officials have the authority to require voters to wear masks … as long as “alternatives” are provided to voters who are “unwilling” to wear a mask: Q1: Can local officials require voters … Read more

Why is Chris Sununu Allowing Government Employees to be Indoctrinated With “Critical Race (White Privilege) Theory”?

September 5, 2020 Ed Mosca

So let’s begin with the concept of critical race theory. I’ll give you the short version, but here is a link to an hour-plus discussion by Heritage. Essentially, “critical race theory” describes the pseudoscientific concept that all people with white skin are inherently racists and are not even aware of it because they have “internalized” … Read more

Charlie Baker’s Maskstapo Will Be Trolling the Bay State for Illegal Weekend Parties

September 4, 2020 Steve MacDonald

Maskachusetts Governor Charlie Baker’s Labor day message to the peasants was, don’t gather in large groups. If you plan to celebrate the end of the Summer of COVID, it best be in small, distant, gatherings, outdoors, with masks, and if you get busted, they’ll fine you. Happy Frikkin Labor Day!

On September 8, 2020, We Must Stop the Descent into Authoritarian Mediocrity!

September 4, 2020 Op-Ed

The potential of November’s general election is latent in Tuesday’s Republican Primary. It is the election of our lifetime! Do not miss it!

Lebanon double voter Helen Ashley - Project Veritas Image

AG Forced to Arrest (Another) NH Double Voter After Project Veritas Exposes Them

September 4, 2020September 3, 2020 Steve MacDonald

Ray Buckley is dancing his ass off. Why? The NH Democrat party certified a November 2020 Poll Challenger, who was just arrested for Double-voting in 2016. They might not have made the mistake if they’d done any sort of vetting, but then, Democrats don’t like vetting, do they?

August’s big drop in COVID-19 numbers brings N.H. back to spring levels for top three metrics

August 31, 2020 Op-Ed

August is on pace to record New Hampshire’s lowest numbers of COVID-19 infections, hospitalizations and deaths since May. The dramatic, summer-long decline in all three metrics occurred as the state reopened its economy. But it has been hard to see by looking only at the daily reporting.

GraniteGrok.com Endorses Karen Testerman for Governor of New Hampshire

August 29, 2020 Steve MacDonald

As a matter of principle, we find ourselves faced with this question. Given the opportunity to advance the message of freedom in the face of what we see as an assault on citizens’ rights, do we sit on our hands or make a case for individual liberty?

LibertyBallot.com No Longer Promotes Liberty

August 29, 2020 Doris Hohensee

When incumbent Governor Sununu went off the rails in March and suspended our Constitution and Bill of Rights, many liberty folks became seriously concerned. Sununu used unconstitutional powers “granted” him by the legislature in RSA 4:45 to destroy our economy.