Dennis in MA
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Brother, I'm on the battlefield trying to keep your state conservative. Comprehension is weak all over, I guess.
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We will have 13 or 14 Republican in the State Senate - where it matters for the State Laws...
(I'm laughing b/c I assume you are being humorous. If not, please disregard. No dispresct meant.)
How many Republican Senators will you have come January? LOL
In comparison to Massachusetts, you are freaking Freedomland. But don't delude yourself and pat yourself on the back. It would be like saying that VT is conservative b/c they have Con-Carry. First major gun incident in VT and that'll change QUICK!
NH is a c-hair away from being very liberal. And look at the voting. Lots and lots of blue north of Manchester and Concord. That's not MA-drift. That's home-grown non-conservatives. (Maybe it's VT-drift due to taxes. Hmmmm.)
FWIW, I'm pulling for you and sent a good chunk of money Kelly's way this fall. I'm a hang-together sorta guy. But also a realist.
Gov. elect Sununu has been consistent about these positions, in online written statements, during the debates, and in person -- he opposes legalizing marijuana but would decriminalize small amounts, reduce the penalty to a small fine for minor possession cases.Chris Sununu said:Most people know I'm a big advocate of the 2nd Amendment. I think, overall, we do our gun laws in New Hampshire really well in terms of maintaining safety. People are educated when it comes to firearms, as well as individual rights. I would like to see constitutional carry passed in New Hampshire. It's time to move forward on that, as other states have.
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I do believe we have to decriminalize marijuana, and that's really about getting it toward more of a violation, so the penalty more fits the severity of the crime. It's really just more common sense and getting our stuff in line with where it needs to be...
NYT has a statewide results map with rollover data for each town.NH just elected it's first republican governor in 12 years, kept the same balance of power in the senate (14-10, though this could drop to 13-11 if democrat Hosmer wins the recount in the race he lost), and will retain control of the house, albeit with a smaller margin. Republicans even retained a majority on the executive council. I don't wanna hear any more bullshit from anyone about how NH is a "blue state."
We will have 13 or 14 Republican in the State Senate - where it matters for the State Laws...
"Blue must be where all the EBT card holders are???"
These are the towns where MA, NY and NJ transplants have settled
I take it that's not a majority though. Which party controls your State House of Representatives next year? As I recall, in the year leading up to the Republican sweep of 2014 the Dem-controlled NH House passed at least one or two gun-control bills that, had not the State Senate been in (just barely) Republican hands, would have almost certainly landed on Gov. Hassan's desk.
Not saying NH democrats are the same as M******* Dems. Just pointing out that at least on the issue of gun control the politicians seem to be at least in general agreement.
I don't wanna hear any more bullshit from anyone about how NH is a "blue state."
14 is a majority in the nh senate.
majority in senate, house and gov in nh
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I take it that's not a majority though. Which party controls your State House of Representatives next year? As I recall, in the year leading up to the Republican sweep of 2014 the Dem-controlled NH House passed at least one or two gun-control bills that, had not the State Senate been in (just barely) Republican hands, would have almost certainly landed on Gov. Hassan's desk.
Not saying NH democrats are the same as M******* Dems. Just pointing out that at least on the issue of gun control the politicians seem to be at least in general agreement.
Rockingham county was red. The blue towns within Rockingham County are lee, durham, madbury, Dover, Somersworth, Rochester (all b/c of UNH), Portsmouth and Rye (artsy hippies)...So what's the deal with Rockingham county?
Eta- In fact, just scanning the map above, there's a grand total of two border towns that aren't red. You want to know why NH is turning blue? Look in a mirror.
If anything, it looks like VT is you're issue,.but you didn't seem to mention them.
This is what happens when you have open borders. M*******s move North and take their liberal politics with them. Now NH is a blue State with two left wing, Obama supporting Senators. Looks like my escape from Ma. will have to look elsewhere.
it seems you folks should be able to pass constitutional carry now? what are the remaining barriers?
None that I am aware of.
I'm convinced people are just trolling with all of the "NH is blue" stuff. don't feed them
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*****We have a GOP house. A GOP senate. A GOP governor.
MA has a super-RINO GOP governor and a sold Blue house and senate.
This is where the NYT map with rollover data for each town comes in handy.Rockingham county was red. The blue towns within Rockingham County are lee, durham, madbury, Dover, Somersworth, Rochester (all b/c of UNH), Portsmouth and Rye (artsy hippies)...
That's Federal politics, not really a top priority here. I'm happy to let Hassan step up to the major league and go hang out in D.C. with the US Senate Minority caucus if it means the New Hampshire state GOP organization stops foisting RINOs like Ayotte on us.This is what happens when you have open borders. M*******s move North and take their liberal politics with them. Now NH is a blue State with two left wing, Obama supporting Senators. Looks like my escape from Ma. will have to look elsewhere.
Rockingham county was red. The blue towns within Rockingham County are lee, durham, madbury, Dover, Somersworth, Rochester (all b/c of UNH), Portsmouth and Rye (artsy hippies)...
Other blue spots are Concord, Manchester, Nashua, Keene and Hanover.
Libertarian hotspots are Manchester and Keene...
This is what happens when you have open borders. M*******s move North and take their liberal politics with them. Now NH is a blue State with two left wing, Obama supporting Senators. Looks like my escape from Ma. will have to look elsewhere.
The real question to ask is: "What does a Sununu victory mean for 2A in NH?"
Hopefully Constitutional Carry
My speculative timeline of firearms freedom for NH:I'd also like the "no loaded rifles in vehicles" law overturned.Hopefully Constitutional Carry
It was a close race, official margin was 1,023 votes, not exactly a rout.She made many promises 6 years ago and was given a good grade from NHFC. SHE LIED and voted for numerous anti-gun bills and confirmations. Her grade was dropped as it should have been. 30,000+ votes for 3rd party pro-liberty candidates and many non-votes are the result of NAYotte's choices. Hassan did not win, NAYotte lost!