So I already posted some thoughts on the recent “debate” in the New Hampshire State Senate over illegal immigration: Adam Sexton Thinks Speech Codes Are “Interesting,” and The Becky Whitleys Are The “Dehumanizers.” I have a few more.
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Quick Thought – I Think the NH.GOV Webmaster Needs New Glasses
If anyone happens to know the webmaster that takes care of the NH Senate Roster page, can you send him or her a small clue?
Gary Daniels Wins Again: Democrat Shannon Chandley’s State Senate Recount Comes up Empty
The New Hampshire State Senate District 11 Recount was yesterday. Democrat incumbent Shannon Chandley was looking for a Michigan Miracle. But at the end of the day, Daniels, whom Chandley beat for the same seat in NH’s 2018 Democrat wave election, prevailed.
Two Abortion Extremist NH State Senators Defeated
In February, Kevin Landrigan announced in his “State House Dome” column that four state senators had been endorsed by EMILY’s List, a PAC that funds campaigns for abortion extremist women candidates.
How Much $$ Did Michael Bloomberg Spend to Buy the NH Senate?
On Tuesday, April 30th, the New Hampshire Senate Judiciary Committee will hold hearings on three pieces of destructive gun control legislation that passed the Democrat-controlled house. NYC billionaire and Godfather of gun control, Michael Bloomberg, funder and founder of various gun control organizations like Mayors Against Illegal Guns, Moms Demand Action and Everytown for ‘Gun … Read more
Looking For Closure?
I thought you might want to know. Cynthia Dokmo, the RINO Write-in candidate from Amherst who chose to ignore the will of her primary voters came in dead last. Out of 15 candidates (7 GOP, 7 DEMO, plus Dokmo) Cynthia collected 2012 votes. That’s less than half (43%) of the number needed to make the cut.
But her endorsement seems to have carried some weight. Dokmo endorsed Democrat Shannon Chandley for the NH House, and Shannon made first loser, failing to make the grade by a paltry 741 votes. All the other DEM’s fell in between, as the Republicans not only swept the district they denied Dokmo twice.
There is however room for some speculation, and a correction perhaps to my previous estimation that Dokmo could skim off enough votes from a real Republican to allow a Democrat (Chandley as it turns out) to sneak in.
Chandley/Dokmo Take Over The Amherst Citizen
If you read the Amherst citizens October 26th edition you won’t be wondering how people feel about Cynthia Dokmo’s Write-In campaign or whether Shannon Chandley is a good candidate. Of the twenty-seven (27) letters to the editor in this week’s edition, seventeen (17) mention either Dokmo or Chandley favorably, with at least one mentioning both. … Read more