MicroGroks
In November 2020, Rich Girard turned into the NH AG’s Office three vote thieves he and I caught in Manchester. These were three out-of-state campaign workers staying on Walnut St. with a short-term lease suited for the campaign they were working on.
Take a look at the NH AG’s advice from their web site: “How do I establish domicile/residence in New Hampshire?
While perusing the list of 2020 campaign staff Senator Elizabeth Warren hired to help her satisfy her ego and, thankfully, tank Commie Bernie, I found a familiar name: Janice “So” Rottenburg. Our old pal from a “mobile domicile” in Nashua, circa 2012.
The State Supreme Court has ruled (in its analysis of HB1264, which the governor then signed yesterday) that out-of-state college students do not have more rights than actual citizens of New Hampshire. They are not entitled to a special exclusion from the responsibilities actual residents accept including registering vehicles in the Granite State or obtaining a …
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Meet Emanuel Yekutiel. Emanuel left Los Angeles, where his parents live, to go to College in Massachusetts. According to Ed Naile at NH Insider, Emanuel is listed as living at 33 Stetson Ct., Williamstown, Ma. 01267. But in 2012 he voted from 3 Woodley Rd in Lebanon New Hampshire, more than 100 miles away from …
A social services advocacy group called New Futures recently promoted a study that suggested a cost recovery tax per drink on all cocktails in New Hampshire. They (or the study they promoted) claim that excessive drinking costs the state as much as 1.15 billion per year. The tax could/would, help offset those costs. New Hampshire …
The State Constitution says that you must be domiciled in New Hampshire to vote here. The legal definition of domicile is your residence. By law you can only have one of these. But Judge Lewis allowed the ACLU’s “love the one you are with” definition of domicile to supersede the common law definition. Anyone can …
Comments are often a great source of amusement, and often suitable for follow up material. In this instance, in response to my post about Legally stealing elections with out of state voters who just happen to be in New Hampshire, an anonymous commenter using the handle “Speak the Truth” suggested that we just let it …
