Robert Bell, the man who admitted to Project Veritas investigative journalists that he voted in Florida and New Hampshire was arrested today by the NH Attorney General’s Office and charged.
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How You Can Help James O’Keefe and Justice in New Hampshire
Robert Alan Bell is a New Hampshire Resident who broke three laws. He voted twice in a federal election. He broke the law in Florida, New Hampshire, and Federal law. Has he been served a Subpoena by the New Hampshire Attorney General’s office?
How Stopping Vote Fraud Gets Done! UNH Student Indicted for Double-Voting
The AG’s office has issued an indictment against a UNH student for voting in two states in the 2016 election.
(Spencer) McKinnon, who identifies himself as a UNH student on his Facebook page, was indicted last week by a Strafford County grand jury, MacDonald’s office announced.
He is charged with knowingly voting twice in the Nov. 8, 2016, general election.
Did the New Hampshire Department of Justice Hack the 2018 Election?
If you have been following New Hampshire politics this year, you know that House Bill 1264 became law. HB 1264 is intended to end the undemocratic practice of allowing out-of-state residents to vote in New Hampshire elections.
Once HB 1264 becomes effective the act of voting in New Hampshire will be deemed a declaration by the voter that he or she is a New Hampshire resident. This, obviously, will dissuade drive-by voting (which massively favors Democrats).
Note what I just wrote: “[o]nce HB 1264 becomes effective.”
It’s Still Voter Fraud – Like It Or Not
New Hampshire has about 980,000 registered voters.
At least 5,300 of those voters:
- Can’t legally register their dog in New Hampshire.
- May not legally obtain a NH hunting license.
- None of those “voters” are qualified to be called for jury duty in the Granite State.
- Are paying out-of-state college tuition at NH State Colleges because they cannot legally sign the domicile statement on the NH Resident Tuition Form.
The same number used an out-of-state driver’s license as identification to help NH elect candidates.
Don’t Give In To A Bully
The Bullies in the AG’s office are prepared to take a small town to court even though the law is against them. We talk more about the intimidation factor, the press, and the likely costs to go to court to defend School Choice.
When Guests Collide Part II
We continue the conflict and discussion of New Hampshire’s FRM scandal with Mike Gill and George Lambert, but mostly Mike Gill.
What Does ‘Non Resident’ Really Mean in 159:6 ?
Great question from a reader – “How does the State Supreme Court Define ‘Non-Resident’ in 159:6?, ” which is New Hampshire’s discriminatory pistol revolver licensing law.
GrokTALK! – South Korea Consults NH on Right to Know
Some folks from South Korea, complete with interpreters, paid a visit to CNHT and chairman Ed Naile to learn about Right to Know (RTK) as a tool to fight government corruption. Ed shares some details from the meeting, then it’s on to the NH AG, judges, and what passes for Justice in the Granite State. … Read more
Cover Your Own A**
In Part II of our interview with Ed Naile we discuss progressive voter-fraud nests, Red Files, and how neither the NH AG’s office, nor the Secretary of State can be trusted to do more than cover their own ass or the ass of those who pull their strings.
Carl Gibson v. 666:6
Ed Naile joins us to talk about the arrest and unlikely prosecution of vote suppressor Carl Robert Gibson. We get into some background on Gibson. Known associates. How prisoners in NH (unlike college students in NH) cannot vote from their “current residence.” Why expecting NH to do anything meaningful with these charges is likely folly, … Read more
Update: More Women Come Forward With Stories of Sexual Harassment by Police Chief
A week ago we reported on the case of New London NH Police Chief David Seastrand. A young lady had told the NH AG’s office that Chief Seastrand had offered to drop the charges against her if she allowed him to take nude photos of her. The AG agreed to drop their investigation of the Police Chief in exchange for his resignation and relinquishing his certification to be a police officer. I observed that…
Seastrand has 27 years in. What are the odds this is the first time he’s used his position of power for his personal advantage or pleasure? And now he gets to retire at what, maybe 50 years of age? So the AG just lets him walk away, no in depth investigation, and very likely with his full pension.
Not exactly a punishment is it? You get caught using your police powers to bully a woman and they make you quit without charging you and (assuming he’s keeping his pension) give you a big bag of money every year until you die.
Exit question: Does anyone else come forward, Tiger Woods style, to start piling up accusations of improper conduct …
The answer to that part of my exit question is yes.
Governor Maggie Hassan Nominates Joseph Foster for N.H. Attorney General
I guess the good news is that Governor Hassan did not nominate gambling Lobbyist Lucy Hodder. Instead, the Union Leader reports today that Joseph Foster is her pick for NH Attorney General.
Foster is a former NH House rep 1994-1998, former State Senator from 2002 to 2008 (D- Nashua), in the employ of McLane law in Portsmouth. (I’ve never heard of him so I have culled a few things from the Internet– but feel free to add anything in comments we should know or explore moving forward.)
Here is a quick overview of his personal details and professional experience, and here is a link to his large dollar political donation history.
The only details we have of his political preferences, short of digging through his legislative voting record, are his Liberty Ratings from 2006 to 2008 and a Project Vote Smart political survey completed in 2004.
State Senator Joseph Foster’s Liberty ratings…2006 D+, 2007 D, 2008 – Constitutional threat. (Well, isn’t that promising?) Oh, and it does look like Foster has experience as a lobbyist, I’m just not sure representing whom exactly.
The complete Project Vote Survey is on the jump.