Liberty Deniers

Shabazz!

King Samir ShabazzIf we were to do a documentary on the New Hampshire Democrat Party we could call it Shabazz!

Shabazz!

Carol...On Helping Small Business

Even as a child, Carol could not keep the train on the tracks

Carol’s good work keeps on rolling in like the smell of low tide on a salty breeze.  Maybe you recall that five ream masterpiece of brevity appropriately mislabeled as health care reform?  Well it came fully equipped with a manifold of other disasters buried inside, one of which was that anyone with business income »

Progressivism For Educators

From the Things we missed File 

 

Monday-Tuesday - June 28-29, 2010
HSCC will host its annual spring Teacher Workshop on The Progressive Era & World War I in the Monadnock Region from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. for any educator who wishes to expand their understanding of the Progressive Era and World War I. For further information and registration form, please visit our Teacher Workshop web page or contact Tom Haynes by email or at 352-1895.

 

Killing Prosperity

The total incompetence in Washington-unless of course they are in fact a super villain like Moriarty hell bent on the economic destruction of the country--is fully on display.  We have people taking profits in 2010 without hiring, giving the impression of a recovery when in fact they are simply storing their nuts for the long winter ahead. (or packing them up to take them elsewhere).   We have corporate socialism run rampant as bad companies become worse ones, things that don't work get funded, and things that worked are regulated into submission.  Things actually needing regulation like Fannie and Freddie are left to run wild.   And then we have this priceless ob

Chilling

 

Anyone who doubts Kathy "Lawsuit" Sullivan intentions while crafting a speech intimidation amendment with Maggie 'The Red' Hassan will find these words suitably chilling.   The reason the Manchester School board gave Grace Sullivan (Kathy's sister) a $253,000.00 severance and her old job back?

Democratic Party Chairman Kathy Sullivan, alleges that there were grounds to sue because Republican Mayor Ted Gatsas ousted Grace Sullivan for political reasons.

There were grounds to sue...for political reasons.

Sounds like intimidation to me. Or is it more like extortion?

How would you like the constant threat of that hanging over your "free" speech?

 

A Smudge On The "Teflon" John

 

John Lynch made a big stink about the National Organization for Marriage (NOM) calling him out on his lie about same sex marriage (one of several actually).  He seemed awfully upset about someone from out of state spending $200K to advertise the fact.  So mad, that had the amended version of HB 1459 passed the House he said he’d sign it (without any regard for the affects that the threat of litigation could have on political speech.) 

Why? 

Someone spent money to expose our feckless governor.  Free speech had hurt the Teflon John so speech must be punished!  

Bigger Anti-Free Speech Fish To Fry

 

Maggie Hassan’s (Hate) Free Speech amendment may be dead but it’s inspiration, the DISCLOSE act lives on.  Big brother is no less wicked nor is it any less partisan.  According to the Center for Competitive Politics (CCP), the DISCLOSE Act would

 

The Bitch Is Dead

 

Justice Scalia was never so revered by left wing radicals in New Hampshire as he was yesterday.  In Wednesday morning’s Union Leader amendment ghost writer and former New Hampshire Democrat party chairman Kathy Sullivan threw down 789 words in defense of political profiling, several of which quoted Justice Scalia.  This to validate her new three ring circus approach to controlling registering paid political speech participants in the Granite State.  Not long after the paper hit the front porch, Democrat State Senator Maggie Hassan the amendment “sponsor,” is reported to have invoked Scalia as well. 

NH Is Hostile To Homeschoolers

The Home School Legal Defense Association has declared New Hampshire Hostile to Home schoolers

 

Currently only six states have “earned” the distinction of being considered “red” states. These are Vermont, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, New York and North Dakota. HSLDA will be adding New Hampshire to this list not because its law is inherently unfriendly, but because its legislative climate has been persistently hostile to homeschoolers for the last four years.

Is It Just About political Speech?

The New Hampshire legislature has an opportunity this week to tell us what they think about paid political speech as an amendment emerges from a conference committee to go before both the State Senate and House.  The amendment, written by former democrat party chair Kathy Sullivan, and sponsored by democrat State Senator Maggie Hassan is meant to put speech back in its straight jacket after Citizens United v. FEC risked letting it run wild and naked across fruited plain.   

Hassan Spreads the Lie Some More

State Senator Maggie Hassan is now spreading the lie about the threat of foreign influence to political speech.  She was quoted in the Union leader this morning saying...
“We're not saying they dosen't have a right to advocate. We're just saying we want to know who’s behind the advocacy. If out-of-state or even foreign companies want spend a lot of money to influence New Hampshire elections, we want the voting public to know who they are,” she said.

Hassanosaurus Rex Revisited

The speech restrictions in HB1459 have suddenly caught everyone's attention thanks to Cornerstone Policy Research, so I thought I'd resurrect my post from two weeks ago on the subject.  (Posted at NHI and Granite Grok). It's not as pretty or filled with exclamations in all caps bold red text, but...it came out two weeks earlier which is way ahead of the curve and its got that snide, sarcastic twist I enjoy so much.

 

 

Tuesday, May 11, 2010 at 08:54AM

 

The Sound Of Two Hands Clapping

 

If you were not clear about just how wretched the lot of left wing America haters on Capitol Hill are, the Vodka is not going to get any clearer.  These dirt bags applauded the Mexican president while he tore their country down.  They were happy to hear a foreign dignitary from a two-bit third world dumpster take cheap shots at us.  And they rewarded him with their praise and adulation.

It is the sound of two hands clapping, the siren song for the democrat majority in congress.  As if we needed another one.

 

 

Right To Ignorance

 

The passage of the New and Improved New Hampshire Right To Know Law (as yet unsigned by Governor Lynch) redefines "public body" in a way that makes it more difficult for taxpayer to observe the inner workings of their government.

An individual executive or administrative officer of a political subdivision shall not constitute a public body, and staff members of an agency or department of a political subdivision meeting as a group shall not constitute a public body.

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