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MrAndMrsJanSchmidt — That’s us on the right. – Tesha

Tesha has a habit of saying things in such a way that I’d be censoring her a lot (here’s a screen cap):

“The Catholic Church in a powerful force in Maine so when the men in dresses who f*** little altar boys told their parishoners[sic] that gay marriage was wrong and a sin, the rubes in the pews believed it and voted as they had been told”

Nice sentiment there, Jan. It doesn’t stop there, either – keep going downward and she has a hit against Islam / Muslims too!

Seems like Jan Schmidt (aka “Tesha“) is a rather opinionated person – and not always all that civil about it. No, I’m not talking meeting the normal “Blogosphere is still the Wild Wild West” variety – it seems that in many cases, that would actually be taking the High Road.

And she is running to be a NH House Rep from Nashua. I wonder if voters in Nashua understand this? If not, I’m willing to oblige. She has a “handle” by the name of Tesha at the Democratic Underground site. On the Right side of the Blogosphere, we just refer to them as the DUmmies. Trite, but we do manage to stay out of the gutter – the DUmmies? It is not known as a circle of highbrow discourse, to put it bluntly. Oft times, I’m not sure who gets dirtier – the participants there or the swine in a stockyard.

That’s a picture of her and Mr. Tesha on the right side of the pic (from DU, where she posts A LOT!). It seems she’s a software code pounder; he is the same.

Now, some might say that this Jan is not the one running; well, Mr. Tesha is pictured here at A Perfect Loaf and the pic matches that in his LinkedIn profile. Which also mentions that he is a part owner in Web Fixers. Which is registered at GoDaddy to Jan (or JanJan) Schmidt. And yes, it is her blog:

So I started a food blog … I know there are a gazillion out there but this isn’t for fame or fortune, it’s for my daughters. They’re in their mid 30’s and I still get the desperate call just around dinner time… “Mom, how do you…?” or “Do you remember that thing you used to make…?”

And this establishes Tesha to be in Nashua. These help too!

Jan Schmidt “Seamus, I used to post as Tesha until I realized that pseudonyms were childish”
Jan Schmidt “Funny, the nickname I carry from childhood is Tesha. It’s pronounced tee-sha.”

So, what else does she have to say about Catholics and those of faith in general?

To the Editor:

Apparently I can read better than Mr. Veverka can hear. In his October 6th letter in the Laconia Daily Sun, Mr. Veverka adamantly assured us the term “TEA Party” did not exist in the Hightower article referenced by my letter. “TEA Party” can found near the beginning of paragraph 8.

The focus of my letter was on the TEA Party, what it is and isn‘t, its criticisms of both parties and wasteful government operations, and its focus on principles, not political party. My letter was inspired by the Hightower column, the most recent (at the time) attempt to malign the TEA Party and its principles.

Hightower’s article and Veverka’s letter are just partisan attack pieces. It is a common liberal technique to attack anyone who tries to stop or even slow the growth of government. Anyone who won’t cave to whatever liberals demand will be smeared. It doesn’t matter whether the program works, is worth the cost, is counter-productive, or is affordable.

smears

Jan Schmidt – Democrat candidate for NH State House from Nashua, hates religion. That includes Muslims, so it seems.

Thank goodness! Here’s the ABC News apology to the Tea Party member they smeared in connection with the Aurora, CO theatre killings:

Response to Attacks on Republicans for PAYGO