NH - Craig unveils gun safety platform

[rogersmithiii]

So let me understand.

If I want the entire state of NH to become like Manchester, I need to vote for this woman?

Huh?

 

[tuna]

I remember a while back when Ayotte was the AG for NH. She was asked to clarify open carry because Mass residents were complaining about being scared when they saw people open carrying. IIRC, she told the chiefs of police that someone being scared doesn't trump the right to bear arms.

 

[Qwikdraw45]

Oh no, we're back to this again? There's no difference between a RINO and a dem. Another thread where the NES members forget how many times RiNOs have stabbed them in the back. Oh well, I guess if we actually did anything different, then we wouldn't have these problems!

And we're back to this. There are NO really Pro-2A politicians - you need to realize that they are all only out for themselves. No 3rd party candidate (except Bernie) has ever won anything important, and they won't . They'll never get enough votes from the main stream. BOTH sides are going to chip away at our rights. So, do you want a small stab in the back, or the full-pitbull of someone like Craig or Warmington totally trying to rip you to shreds?

I don't see that

NH voters hold Ayotte accountable for gun control votes

OPINION | Voters kicked out Kelly Ayotte and replaced her with Gov. Hassan, who has supported stronger gun laws and stood with survivors.

thehill.com

And how did that work out? When I lived in Vermont Sen. Peter Smith voted for the '94 AWB. As gun owners, we were going to punish him by voting him out.
(Smith & Wesson - Yes. Smith & Congress - No.) (before S&W sold us out). So Bernie was voted in, because he said he was Pro-2A. And we know how that worked out.

 

[timbo]

Oh I see. For some reason I though she was a state rep or senator. Didn't realize she was just a mayor. Looks like a lot hinges on the upcoming gubernatorial race. Hopefully I'll be up there in time to help y'all with that.

Hell, just drive up on election day and sign the affidavit like all the college kids and blow in voters do and vote to your heart's content. There's rarely if ever any repercussions now that my friend Ed Naile passed a couple of years ago.

Ed was a PITA (Pimple In The Ass) to the liberal voting cabal in NH. He made it his life's work to go after these questionable voters with a vengeance but no one else in the state on both sides of the aisle wanted to go after these miscreants. All the liberal rags in NH called him a "conspiracy theorist". He was anything but....

Article in the Granite Grok:

Remembering Ed Naile - Granite Grok

In January of last year, we lost a long-time activist and friend, Ed Naile. Ed inspired many as both the Chairman of the Coalition of New Hampshire Taxpayers and a contributor to these pages. Below is Skip’s original post announcing Ed’s passing as well as some of the comments below. You can...

granitegrok.com

 

[TLB]

I will not comply works in NH also

 

[Thirwell1216]

I work in Manchester and commute 30 minutes West every day. Manchester is pretty much a hybrid of Haverhill and Lowell for the most part, but with more homelessness. It doesn't represent much of the surrounding towns at all. Keene is another anomaly. Cambridge, MA in NH, but much, much smaller and more earthy types. Manchester can do what it wants. It will ultimately get sued if it violates state laws. I've taken the safe route, buy now, don't regret later.

 

[ridleyman]

She sounds like a stalinist to me. Disarm, erase liberties, and then total control.

 

[Lank]

Great, just the bullshit I want to hear when I am on the verge of pulling the trigger on 70 acres up in the Whites.

With that kind of land you are your own government

 

[Woodsloafer]

With that kind of land you are your own government

Wouldn't that be f'ing nice.

 

[SS1]

Just like mass and ny
They will take over the big cities and pack the legislatures
So blue towns don't have a chance

 

[Kevin_NH]

Just like mass and ny
They will take over the big cities and pack the legislatures
So blue towns don't have a chance

They're going to have to import a lot more folk to come close to that here in NH -- the words "big" and "cities" don't apply nearly as strongly here.

For example 43% of NY residents live in NYC proper, but you could add together the population of Manchester (115K), Nashua (91K) and Concord (41K) and you're barely at 18% of our state population. Also consider the 400 seat House of Representatives, meaning even podunk little NH towns have a say in the legislature.

 

[Qwikdraw45]

They're going to have to import a lot more folk to come close to that here in NH -- the words "big" and "cities" don't apply nearly as strongly here.

For example 43% of NY residents live in NYC proper, but you could add together the population of Manchester (115K), Nashua (91K) and Concord (41K) and you're barely at 18% of our state population. Also consider the 400 seat House of Representatives, meaning even podunk little NH towns have a say in the legislature.

And they'll still just cheat their way to winning.

Did NHDems Use Stolen Bankman-Fried Funds in Rochester Special Election? - NH Journal

New Hampshire - Did NHDems Use Stolen Bankman-Fried Funds in Rochester Special Election? - NH Journal - Politics

nhjournal.com

 

[GML]

It is your turn to become the Massachusetts of the north. Where will you go now? "This will never be happen in NH", was the Massachusetts escapees mantra. What will it be now?