Reloadable mortars bought in NH by Boston bombers (latimes.com/news/nation/na…) made legal 2 years ago by Tea Party leg. nhliberty.org/bills/view/201… — Dean Barker (@deanbarker) April 24, 2013
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They’re Dumb … They’re Mean… They’re Wrong About Everything.. and We Are Paying Dearly
No gun control.No birth control.No voting rights actNo gay rightsNo unionsNo worker rightsNo health care mandateNo universal health careNo mental health servicesNo abortionsNo equal payNo taxes for the wealthyNo regulations to protect workers and consumersNo money for public educationNo protection of our environment I’m sure the list goes on…
Why I’m Still Backing Maggie
By JillSH on September 10, 2012 in
Tags: "Tea Party", developmentally disabled, Income Tax, infrastructure, Maggie Hassan, pledge, pubic education, special needs, Tax Reform, women's health
MY LTE to the Keene Sentinel. More after: In personal life, I have come to know, sometimes become good friends with, families who have a special needs or developmentally disabled child. These mothers (fathers too, but I’m closer to the women) are quietly fierce activists on behalf of their children, consistently advocating for the services [...]
This is not a spoof
This laughable video features two actual NH State House candidates. This is not a spoof. It's funny, but not in the way the performers intended. Susan DeLemus is an incumbent Republican running in Strafford District 11 against Democratic incumbent Anne Grassie. She is an up and coming Tea Partier. Jane Cormier is challenging moderate Republican [...]
Frank Szabo, Republican Sheriff Candidate & Sovereign Citizen
By Timothy Horrigan on August 9, 2012 in
Tags: "Tea Party", Frank Szabo, Republican Primary, Sheriff
In all fairness, I should start by pointing out that Frank Szabo is not running unopposed for the office of Hillsborough County Sherriff. Longtime incumbent James Hardy is opposing Szabo in the Republican Primary, and Democrat Bill Barry will be opposing Szabo or Hardy in the General Election. Szabo does have some strange ideas which [...]
New Hampshire Legislators with ALEC Ties
A thousand thanks to our friends at Occupy New Hampshire for posting this list on their site! I’m sure they won’t mind if I share it. QUESTION: Why are there two Democrats on this list? New Hampshire Legislators with ALEC Ties House of Representatives Rep. Gary Daniels (R-6)[17], ALEC State Chairman[126] and Commerce, Insurance and [...]
The Not So Divine Wind
By GreyMike on February 22, 2012 in
Tags: "Tea Party", Bettencourt, Free Staters, GOP, kamikaze legislators, O'Brien
What has become abundantly clear while watching the legislative antics over the past few weeks is that New Hampshire citizens are now up against a force that is very tough to defend against. Kamikazes. A large number of the majority are now Kamikaze legislators, deliberately hurling themselves against the ship of state (and all reason) [...]
Shilled By A State GOP Political Shell Game
By Gary Patton on February 14, 2012 in
Tags: "Tea Party", donor towns, Education Tax Credit Bill, Free State, HB 1607, public education, SB 372
Do you like to play shell games? No? Why not? Because in the end, you lose your money. Well, the state legislature is playing a shell game with your tax money, and finally, after all the deceptiveness has ended, you’re going to lose. Republicans have proposed and strongly support the State Senate’s Education Tax Credit [...]
Primary Highlights Collapse of Tea Party, Rise of Occupy
The Washington Post documents the dramatic fall in support for the tea party movement among New Hampshire voters. An NBC News/Marist poll released late Friday showed that for the first time, 53 percent of likely Republican primary voters said they are not supporters of the tea party, while 40 percent said they are supporters and seven percent [...]
A Surprising Speech… But Is Anyone Listening?
By susaninrindge on December 7, 2011 in
Tags: "Tea Party", #OWS, 12-6-2011, Barack Obama, GOP, POTUS, Regulations, Speech in Kansas, Tax Policy, Teddy Roosevelt
I listened to the President’s speech yesterday. It was brilliant: some pretty strong rhetoric about income inequality and taking the GOP to task for their ‘un-American’ positions on taxation, etc. But better than his usual soaring rhetoric, he put this class struggle into an historical context. He drew the parallel with Teddy Roosevelt’s speech in [...]
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