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As 16 and 17-Year-Olds Get Ready to Vote in Brattleboro … Why Doesn’t That Violate the State Constitution?
One thing you can say about the left is that they do not squander their majorities with concerns about how the electorate (or their respective bureaucratic states) will view their priorities. They just do it.
BREAKING … Biden Wins Arizona
The polls! The polls! The polls! We’re winning! We’re winning! We’re winning! So say those who persist in living in that alternative reality that the rigging of the 2020 election was just a one off. We are NOT winning. We are losing.
Actually … Illegals Can Vote In All States
I recently posted about illegals being able to vote in Arizona. Turns out that the “law” that allows illegals to vote in Arizona allows illegals to vote everywhere. Stephen Miller explains on X.
“Legal” For Illegals To Vote In Presidential Election In Arizona …
Mitch McConnell and his faux-GOP ilk are, as I write this (1/12 10:00 AM), selling out GOP voters on illegal immigration. More specifically, Oklahoma’s faux-GOP Senator Lankford is the figurehead for a plan to essentially amnesty the millions illegals the Biden-Regime has allowed to invade through our Southern border and to legalize future illegal immigration … to the tune of 5,000 per day.
Did NH House Minority Leader Matt Wilhelm Let The ‘Domicile’ Cat Out of the Bag?
Every Sunday, the UL’s Landrigan does a “State House Dome” wrap-up. As I scanned through the column, the word “domicile” caught my eye. No, Landrigan didn’t use it extemporarily on his own; he was quoting Dem Minority Leader Matt Wilhelm’s own words.
“…If You’re Not a Conservative by the Time You’re 35, You Have No Brain.”
Given our electoral political situation where the Left seems to own the young (normally thought to be from the effort in capturing our Education system), it may seem that a Conservative party may be past history. Or is that more like Jeanne Shaheen’s no more snow prediction of years ago – completely false?
So Kids, What Did We Learn From This Week’s House Session (06/08/23)?
We learned that Republican attendance still put them in the minority today as compared to the Democrat caucus. With 8 Republican members out, and 4 on the Dem side, it put the numbers around 191D-187R in the morning and hovering around 188D-182R later in the day. It is the reason some nanny state bills passed … Read more
Why Do Republicans Lose To Democrats? Read This Thread and THINK HARD About What Is Said
“If you sometimes wonder how a party whose ideas are so awful can remain electorally competitive, this helps answer the question:” And at the same time, keep in mind the phrase “Democrats are the Party of Government” in that:
So the Dems want to lower the Voting Age (Again) to 16?
This is yet more information for we Normal folks that the Left (re: Democrats) can’t stand the idea of losing any Power that voters take away from them as a result of elections. Thus, they are all in for idea that the British Labour Party started in on: change the electorate. Two mainstays of this … Read more
Promoted from the Comments – Time for War? Where is the Outrage?
We’re still close to the elections just held and many of the grassroots Conservatives and Republicans are still seething from the perception of poor results. From my perspective, there are certain points to be made.
How Voting Became A Fundamental Right
In a democracy, voting is essential to ensuring that everyone has a say in how their country is run. It is a way for people to hold their government accountable and to make their voices heard on the issues that matter to them.
Exeter – “Transparent” ballots?
Yikes – I was using a similar marker this morning: —– Original Message —— From: <redacted> To: “Skip@granitegrok.com” <Skip@granitegrok.com> Sent: 11/8/2022 11:09:16 AM Subject: Ballot bleed through – Exeter Good morning Skip and Team, Thank you all for always supplying useful info. Voted this morning in Exeter @ (9:00) and found the sharpie supplied had bled … Read more
Early Voting Election Day Update – Merrimack, NH
I just got back from voting (around 8 am – Middle School, Merrimack). Turnout was good and steady, but wait times were short for both parking and inside the polling place. I was there for maybe five minutes – and most of that time was filling in the little ovals (I’m slow and cautious about that).
Dan Richard: Stop Stalling, Chris Sununu!
PLAINTIFFS OBJECTION AND NON-ASSENT TO DEFENDANTS NOTICE OF INTENT TO REPLY TO PLAINTIFF’S FILINGS
Now comes the Plaintiff objecting to the Defendants notice of intent to reply to the Plaintiff’s filings. Said notice is the continued obstruction by the Defendants to attempt to circumvent and delay the Plaintiff’s motion for expedited hearing of relevant testimony.
How Can Any Voter Cast for a Democrat
If you watch their campaign ads, you would think that the world is safe, the economy is sound, the Border is secure, and the education system is the best in the world. If you buy their message, then you must be living in a bubble.
With Elections Looming Let’s Revisit the Fake “Problem” of Student Voting Rights in NH
Any student over 18 has the right to vote, assuming they’ve not done something to lose that right. In New Hampshire, Student Voting Rights translate as follows: out-of-state students attending college in New Hampshire have more voting rights than actual residents.
Prerogatives of Private Political Parties
People seem to forget that political parties — including the two major parties — are private organizations that can make up whatever rules they want for nominating candidates for office.
NY Judge Tells NYC That Letting Illegal Immigrants Vote “Legally” Violates the Constitution
The promise of prolonged Democrat rule is a city in a ditch, on fire, with rampant crime and poop-covered streets. The product of decades of bad policy, broken promises, and corruption. But Democrats like ruling over ruin, and they’d do anything to keep it that way.
Two New Choices, One Fateful Decision in November
Today’s voters usually think of our elections as political contests between liberal and conservative visions of America, often contentious, but always consistent with American values. In recent years, as our political rhetoric became more heated and the rancor more bitter, politicians and pundits started labeling every election as “the most important in history” – a … Read more