Cheshire Republican Women

by Charles Butler

Having experienced the psychological pain of Jim Crow laws first-hand, I won’t allow those who likely only read about Jim Crow in history books to trivialize it.

That’s why I’m outraged about a recent edition of TV One’s “Washington Watch” in which host Roland Martin and Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) compared state-level voter identification rules to Jim Crow.

To the contrary, requiring valid identification in exchange for something as sacred as a ballot is a pragmatic approach to governing.

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Dear Friends,

I am asking that you consider the following candidates on November 2nd:

Kelly Ayotte – U. S. Senate: We have all watched Kelly as an outstanding NH General Attorney. She went to no ends to correct any wrong, went before the Supreme Court to return to the parents of NH the right to protect their own children. Kelly will go to Washington to correct the wrong that Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi have brought upon the citizens of this country.

Charlie Bass – U. S. Representative 2nd Congressional District: Was an outstanding U.S. Congressman for the 2nd Congressional District and will do so again. He is a true fiscal conservative and demonstrated this repeatedly while in the Congress. We can count on Charlie to go to Washington and make sure Obamacare is overturned. He will be diligent in policing the misuse of taxpayer’s money.

John Stephen – Governor: This is a man of impeccable integrity, a man who did an outstanding job as head of HHS. John Stephen is man that will lead our state back to fiscal stability.

Tom Eaton – NH Senate: It is a must to return Tom to the NH Senate. Former Senator Eaton brought to Cheshire County and the City of Keene significant programs that will be in use for years to come. First that comes to mind is the Nursing program, then I think of the outstanding new Science Center at KSC. These are but a couple of Tom’s monumental accomplishments.

Sheriff Richard (Dick) Foote – Re-Elect: He has served Cheshire County for 6 terms, Sheriff Foote has established a 24/7 dispatch center that handles more than 40,000 calls for service throughout the county dispatching for all towns but Keene. The communications personnel assist local police departments with computer operations as wells as programming of radios.

Peter Heed – County Attorney: Peter is outstanding in the position as our County Attorney. He is an honest and just man who will make sure that those who have done wrong will be punished, while those who need protection receive all the support they need.

Susan Castor – Register of Probate: She is capable of stepping into the position as Register of Probate with little or no adjustment period. She has been with the Probate office for 12 years, is a Paralegal, and fully understands the needs and demands of the office.

Evelyn S. Hubal – Register of Deeds: Evelyn has held this position for a numbers of years. This position one that can be turned over to anyone, as this department requires one to have a legal knowledge of recording documents that will have a lasting effect on property owners throughout the county. Re-elect Evelyn Hubal!

Peter Delaney (Keene) and Aaron K. Pratt (Troy) – County Commissioner: – These two gentlemen will be the voice of the citizens to the County Commissioners. Over the past ten years the county has spent money without regard to the citizen of Cheshire County – it is time for change.

Fred Parker – County Treasurer: An outstanding citizen, a retired insurance businessman, Fred gives an enormous amount of his time raising funds for the Shrines’ Hospital. He is an honest and capable man for this position.

NH House of Representatives: Robert W. Moore, Jr., (Westmoreland), Whitney Aldrich (Walpole), Anne Cartwright (Alstead), Richard Nalevanko (Alstead) Bill chaffee, Joseph Bendzinski, Maureen Benik Metivier, jack Laurent, Arto Leino (Keene), Carri Brede (Chesterfield), Denis V. Murphy II (Winchester), Edwin O. Smith(Hinsdale), Richard J. Dwinell (Fitzwilliam), John J. Byrnes, Jane B. Johnson, Chester Lapointe, James G. Wall (Swanzey), Susan Emerson, John B. Hunt (Rindge) Charlie More, Franklin W. Sterling Jr., (Jaffrey).

If you agree with me, please pass this email along to all your friends so we can get out the vote!

Thank you,
Marilyn Huston

Friends,

This is an abbreviated version of our NHTPC March 27 eblast — most events are the same as last week’s so I left them out, except for the addition of the campaign school from the Reagan Network. Any new items added can be found on the EVENTS page of the NHTPC website and/or the NHLC.

OBAMA COMING TO MAINE

APRIL 15, 2010 TAX DAY TEA PARTY IN MANCHESTER – OFFICIAL NHTPC EVENT

Download a Color or Black and White Flyer

MARCH 31 – BEDFORD
Carol Shea-Porter will hold a town hall in Bedford at the High School Cafeteria on March 31 at 5:30 PM.

MARCH 31 – MERRIMACK
Carol Shea-Porter will hold a town hall in Merrimack at the Middle School Cafeteria on March 31 at 7:30 PM.

APRIL 1 – ALTON
Carol Shea-Porter will hold a town hall in Alton at 1 Monument Square Alton, NH 03809 at 5:30 PM.

APRIL 1 – LACONIA
Carol Shea-Porter will hold a town hall in LACONIA at 7:30 PM at Laconia City hall – 45 Beacon St East

MORE DETAILS TO COME
April 7th Ossipee
April 8th Londonderry
April 9th (TBD)
April 10th Hampton
April 11th Moultonborough and Northwood

APRIL 3 and 10 – CONCORD
The NH REAGAN NETWORK is offering a two-day Candidate Campaign School
on April 3rd and April 10th.
The Draft, Concord NH
9:00 AM- 5:00 PM both days
Cost is $25 including lunch on both days

AUDIT THE FED
Please call Senator Gregg at (202) 224-3324 and request that he stand with the nearly 80% of Americans and nearly 100% of House Republicans who support a FULL audit of the Federal Reserve.

REPEAL UNCONSTITUTIONAL OBAMACARE
At the same time, Senator Gregg should be praised for leading the effort to REPEAL OBAMACARE and he should be supported in this effort.

Please always be polite when speaking to your elected officials. Senator Gregg is the only one we have that is working in any way to help us at this time.

Please always be polite when speaking to your elected officials. Senator Gregg is the only one we have that is working in any way to help us at this time.

Mark Steyn

So there was President Obama, giving his bazillionth speech on health care, droning yet again that “now is the hour when we must seize the moment,” the same moment he’s been seizing every day of the week for the past year, only this time his genius photo-op guys thought it would look good to have him surrounded by men in white coats.

Why is he doing this? Why let “health” “care” “reform” stagger on like the rotting husk in a low-grade creature feature who refuses to stay dead no matter how many stakes you pound through his chest?

Because it’s worth it. Big time. I’ve been saying in this space for two years that the governmentalization of health care is the fastest way to a permanent left-of-center political culture. It redefines the relationship between the citizen and the state in fundamental ways that make limited government all but impossible. In most of the rest of the Western world, there are still nominally “conservative” parties, and they even win elections occasionally, but not to any great effect (Let’s not forget that Jacques Chirac was, in French terms, a “conservative”).

The result is a kind of two-party one-party state: Right-of-center parties will once in a while be in office, but never in power, merely presiding over vast left-wing bureaucracies that cruise on regardless.

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NH GOP

NH GOP DEMANDS HOUSE DEMS CALL FOR ETHICS INVESTIGATION OF EATON

Dem House Majority Floor Leader’s Intrusion Into Liquor Commission Probe Raises Serious Ethical Questions

CONCORD – The New Hampshire Republican State Committee called on House Speaker Terie Norelli to ask the Legislative Ethics Committee to investigate whether Representative Daniel Eaton (D-Stoddard) violated ethics guidelines when he allegedly interfered with a State Liquor Commission investigation. The NHGOP also demanded that Speaker Norelli immediately remove Representative Eaton from his House Leadership position pending the outcome of an ongoing criminal investigation into the same incident being conducted by the New Hampshire Attorney General’s office.

“The allegations made against Representative Eaton are serious and raise concerns that he may have abused his office by trying to influence a State Liquor Commission investigation on behalf of a political ally. Representative Eaton’s actions have called into question the ethical standards of the House Democrat Leadership and impaired his ability to successfully discharge his duties as House Majority Floor Leader,” said NHGOP Communications Director Ryan Williams. “In order to preserve the integrity of the New Hampshire House of Representatives, Speaker Norelli must remove Representative Eaton from his leadership position and immediately call for an ethics investigation into his dubious actions.”

According to a report in the Union Leader (3/6), New Hampshire State Liquor Commission Enforcement Director Eddie Edwards claims that Representative Eaton tried to “stymie” an investigation of a Keene tavern owned by one of his political allies. Jerry Flynn, Executive Director of the New England Benevolent Association backed up Mr. Edwards’ accusations, claiming that Mr. Eaton “harassed” two state liquor inspectors that went to the bar and “made it very well know that he was a high-ranking public elected official.”

The Nashua Telegraph (3/5) also confirms that Representative Eaton intruded into the Liquor Commission probe when he participated in a clandestine meeting with the tavern owner and Commission Chairman Mark Bodi.

According to Legislative ethics guidelines, New Hampshire legislators are prohibited from “threaten[ing] reprisals or promis[ing] inducements of any kind to influence another so as to obtain special personal benefits for the legislator, the legislator’s immediate family, or for certain constituents which would not be available to others under similar conditions.” They are also barred from “conduct[ing] private negotiations with any governmental agency in an attempt to obtain a decision on a pending matter which would result in special personal benefit to the legislator, to the legislator’s immediate family, or to certain constituents which would not be available to others under similar conditions.”

Representative Eaton’s alleged “harassment” of Liquor Commission inspectors and his secret meeting with Commissioner Bodi during his department’s investigation raises serious questions about whether he violated these ethical guidelines.

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US senator warns of ‘financial meltdown’ risk
By Edward Luce in Washington

The US is heading for a debt-driven “financial meltdown” within five to seven years, according to Judd Gregg, the outgoing Republican senator for New Hampshire.

In a robust and at times testy video interview for the Financial Times’s View from DC series, Mr Gregg also complimented China for showing rising alarm about the US’s mounting levels of public debt.

Copyright The Financial Times Limited 2010. You may share using our article tools. Please don’t cut articles from FT.com and redistribute by email or post to the web.

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Obama Espoused Radical Views in College
Feb 8, 2010

As a college student, Barack Obama expressed Marxist views, including the need for a new socialist U.S. government, according to a student who says he shared the future president s opinion at the time. Such views by a college student may not be surprising. And like most…

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Letter from Rush to the President

“Because Mr. Obama, I think it’s time we had a heart-to-heart talk. Let me be the father that you never had or never really knew, because I think you need some guidance. It’s time to man up. It’s time to grow up. That speech last night was an embarrassment. You couldn’t focus, you lashed out in all directions, you refused to accept responsibility for your own actions, and you were angry.”