yes we do how pathetic is this I am mad as heck

The long and short of it is, people fell asleep the last state election expecting the status quo. Meanwhile, the Free State Project (Ron Paul fan club, go look it up) moved in and now all the fanatics have woken up. It is easier to mobilize fanatics. The next election, we can expect the pendulum to swing back the other way as people realize the importance of state elections.

http://news.yahoo.com/arkansas-democrats-cat-killed-painted-liberal-211435575.html

A little taste of the fanaticism on the right wing.

ForThePeople, I'm a New Hampshire native, not a FSP member, but I know a lot of FSP participants, and they're some of the kindest, best people I know. They respect and support liberty, and so do I.

To try to collectivize and smear them, or everyone in NH who doesn't share your political opinions, by quoting a story about an attack on a cat in Arkansas, is absolutely wrong. You're trying to engender fear and bigotry, and it's absolutely inappropriate.

A real conversation would be welcome. This kind of nonsense is not.

Edward Dunsel, I wouldn't go around calling people "Traitors". I think we can examine any piece of legislation, or any human action, on its own practical and moral merits. There's nothing wrong with placing restrictions on what new laws and regulations the NH legislature can create -- and I do view with trepidation moves by the federal government (e.g. NDAA, Patriot Act) to abridge not only constitutional rights, but rights recognized as far back as the Magna Carta.

I agree, however, that this certainly seems to be a poorly conceived piece of legislation. The good news is, if you ask any legislator, there are always hundreds of bills that come up every year that don't have a prayer. I strongly suspect this is one of them.

Do all Paulbots just copy and paste what other people say and rephrase it with their own propaganda? I know plenty of free state folks as well as Ron Paul folks (the former is usually part of the latter). My article link was about right wing extremism which is not a new concept. Like it or lump it, it exists, and I have no qualms about pointing it out.

Signs: "WARNING!" what a super ugly way to say "Leaving NH, come back soon"
Photos: Only arrogant and ignorant people would assume that everyone is exactly the same as themselves - to require ID, first you have to ensure everyone has it. That this isn't part of the plan, its apparent the goal is to disenfranchise.
Mind: And if fools can't help themselves its too darned bad?
Pre-emptive: It further destroys our social compact.
Size: ??? Our legislature is cumbersome, it should be smaller - and the fact that they don't get paid means that there are very few "average people" there.

I think that all of these bills show exactly what our State Legislature is doing. They are pushing the religious and ideological views on the entire state. Repealing bills that the majority on NH agrees with, like Collective Bargaining (62% agree) or Gay Mariage (60% agree). These people, including You MR BETTENCOURT, ran on this platform of JOBS. Where are all those bills? Please don't say Right To Work 4 Less because that well has dried up.

There are many people that are reling on NH and other states to Enact the Affordable Health Care Act, yet NH tries to push against it in a Partisan political move. Why do you think that NH can Override the Federal Government on this issue and not others? If we could override the Federal Government on anything, why dont we pass a NH Law Saying NH Residents dont have to pay Federal Income Taxes? Think of the growth we would see in NH. Home values would skyrocket!

The Health Care Compact Alliance is a non-partisan section 501(c)(4) organization providing tools that refuses to disclose donors.

this is a bill straight from ALEC...
"On November 30, 2011, the HCCA announced that ALEC adopted the Compact as model legislation. The bill was originally introduced in ALEC's Health and Human Services Task Force. After being approved there, it was sent to the Board of Directors where it was approved again and officially became model legislation.

Through ALEC, behind closed doors, corporations hand state legislators the changes to the law they desire that directly benefit their bottom line. Along with legislators, corporations have membership in ALEC. Corporations sit on all nine ALEC task forces and vote with legislators to approve “model” bills. They have their own corporate governing board which meets jointly with the legislative board. (ALEC says that corporations do not vote on the board.) They fund almost all of ALEC's operations.
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Hey buddy, great way to say on subject!

OK, I'll answer... why should NH pay for President Obama's re-election team? Duh!
And I know I've asked you this very question before... where is your documentation on the funding of the NH Democratic Party? and why does it matter so very, very much to you?

or better yet, why do these petty things mean so much more to you than the rape of NH?

Do yourself a favor TT - check to see just how many voted in the last election, and then think over your A) and B).
If C) matters to you then you're a partisan hack. Tell me how much money Romney spent in NH in the 2010 election... the elections where you think the I's voted. and D) It beats yours...

Logic escapes you, doesn't it...