MicroGroks
This month we tackle the Nov 3rd Dominion Election Machine Error in Windham NH, the experimental Vaccine, a Few of Biden’s Emergency Orders, and slavery when you’re not black. (This version has edited down from the original.)
On Monday, November 30th, RebuildNH hosted and live-streamed their COVID-19 Legislators Policy Summit. This event brought together experts to address issues such as “lockdown effectiveness, herd immunity, unintended consequences, contact tracing and mass testing, face coverings, and more.”
Do you want to hear something funny? “Emergency Order #52, as extended by Emergency Orders #61, #66 and #70, issued pursuant to Executive Order 2020-04, as extended by Executive Orders 2020-05, 2020-08, 2020-09, 2020-10, 2020-14, 2020-15, 2020-16, 2020-17, 2020-18, 2020-20, and 2020-21 is hereby extended and shall remain in effect until January 15, 2021.”
Several sore losers on the left plan to demand recounts. They underestimated how much dumber the electorate was than they’d claimed. Not even smart enough to vote for them, maybe. Better check again. But not everyone is hopeful. The nutroots are already ready for losing, and they’ve got a guide.
In the 2018 wave election, Merrimack, which has 8 seats in the State House and rarely sends one Democrat to Concord, tried sending four. Talk about an embarrassing disaster. A disaster we share statewide. Democrats cast 97-99% of these same bad votes in your town!
It is unfortunate that our campaign has been compelled to enter the angry politics of the day. We would much rather focus on a simple comparison between the qualifications and track records of the two candidates.
On more than one occasion, Governor Sununu has said that life in the state might not fully return to normal until there is a vaccine. What does this mean? Not everyone wants an experimental Covid vaccine. Does Sununu intend to vaccinate everyone — without their consent forcibly?
While the WUWT post is focused on all the screwups in Connecticut that have given it the highest electrical rates in the contiguous 48 States, NH isn’t all that far behind.
With 68% reporting, Dave Wheeler was ahead of Bob Clegg in EC5 (No Winner Called, no concession). In Feltes-Volinsky, it’s 51-49 (no winner called, no concession. Sununu wins with 89.7% of the vote (88% reporting), Mowers with 62% of the vote (92% reporting).
We’ve got two major races left to poll in the Granite State before Tuesday. First up is New Hampshire Congressional District 1. We have five candidates vying for the nomination with two well-known (or at least recognizable) names.
