And just to draw the ire of those on the Left who constantly have the words “misinformation!” or “disinformation!” on the tip of their tongues – don’t worry, it’s next week (smirk).
Turnout
What the Hell Happened in NH?
You may be riding the sugar-high of Republican’s cleaning House in New Hampshire at the State level. It’s a nice feeling. And the prattle about unity and advancing a Republican agenda (or rolling back the Democrat one) are cute. I’ll believe it when I see it. And we’d better see it because we may not get another chance.
Perception: Left Loots Trump Tickets to Create Empty Seat Imagery but GOP Still Setting Fundraising Records
Democrats have played the Tulsa Rally turnout as a sign of the President’s doom. Don’t buy into the COVID fallout narrative. No one that scared registered (who wanted to go). The empty seats were the result of leftists signing-up for tickets who never planned to go. To create a negative perception. Okay, let’s talk about perception.
Will Trump Voter Turnout Exceed That of the Dem Circus in New Hampshire?
Despite efforts by some of the finest “journalists” in the state, Republicans appear to be aware that they can and should vote in this primary. And while the evidence so far ranges from rumor to anecdotal (if that’s not the same thing), the NH GOP may beat the Dems in turnout.
Researchers Discover What You Already Know – Voter ID Laws Do Not Suppress Turnout.
Democrats go into a rage over requiring ID to vote. You know that thing you need to collect Welfare, Food Stamps, unemployment, get a pet license, and a million other common everyday transactions in 21st century America. Open an account, cash a check, steal someone’s identity. You need an ID.
CD-1 Republican Voting Percentage 1998-2018
By Jon DiPietro The above graph should surprise no one and terrify everyone and if you look at this graph and apply a stock market chart analysis, you’d see a trend of lower highs and lower lows. That’s a bad thing. [Note by Skip: It also shows that the Democrat lows and highs are getting … Read more
Maybe Billionaire Tom Steyer Should Cover the ‘Rising’ Cost of Tuition in New Hampshire
Michael Graham has some excellent reporting on Granite State voter turnout at NHJournal, but the number(s) that got my attention were for student voting. Up by 29% to 55% depending on the town. That’s huge. Yesterday Ed Naile noted that he’d like to talk to anyone interested in how 90,000 college students are allowed to … Read more
Merrimack: Massive. Early. Turnout!
I just got back from voting. Long lines of cars. Lots of people voting. An impressive display of civic duty. And that’s at one of three polling places in my town. To the town’s credit, once you got parked and to the polls, things went smoothly. Even with the crowd things moved along and I was … Read more
Sifting The New Hampshire Rubble For Small Victories
New Hampshire Democrats appear to have taken advantage of Judge John Lewis’ decision to scrap the domicile rules. The end result was that busload after busload of out of state students were ferried to the polls to vote in New Hampshire. They killed the constitutional amendments. They elected a Democrat governor. And they gave New … Read more