If calling for Gov. Lynch to be arrested isn’t enough evidence of the New Hampshire Tea Party’s descent to irrelevancy, how about this message from the NH Tea Party Coalition?
The truth is, Obama is the product of a Bush cousin (his mother), with ties to the Illuminati families, and was picked out by the evil Henry Kissinger as far back as college … and was thus destined to be Kissinger’s Manchurian Candidate.
The reason Obama seems to have “no birth certificate, no college records, no roommates, no student loans, no girlfriends/boyfriends, and no past”, and was able to gain the presidency with virtually no prior major accomplishment or business experience is that he was likely a CIA asset as proven by the 26 or so SS numbers he used over the years.
New Hampshire House Speaker Bill O’Brien defended House members who disrupted a state Ballot Law Commission hearing last year saying they were “convicted in the court of public opinion” on false charges. He accused Attorney General Michael Delaney of publicizing details of an “alleged crime” in an effort to “denigrate three state representatives and, by extension, the New Hampshire House of Representatives.”
An investigation by the head of State House security concluded the lawmakers did not violate any laws when they threatened BLC chairman Brad Cook and confronted Assistant Attorney General Matthew Mavrogeorge. Mavrogeorge had feared for his safety and called capitol security from a locked office following the confrontation.
The three lawmakers, Reps. Harry Accornero, Susan DeLemus and Al Baldasaro, attended the Ballot Law Commission hearing in support of a complaint filed by Birther Queen Orly Taitz who attempted to keep President Obama off the ballot for the New Hampshire presidential primary. The fracas erupted after the commission ruled against the Birther complaint.
Rep. Susan DeLemus, a freshman Republican from Rochester, acknowledged raising her voice when speaking with Mavrogeorge and issued an apology afterward. DeLemus, who is clerk of the House Election Law committee, told authorities she thought Mavrogeorge was longtime Secretary of State Bill Gardner.
The Keene Sentinel looks back at the near-riot by New Hampshire legislators that followed the failed ”birther” challenge heard by the Ballot Law Commission. The blame, say the editors, begins with the “goonish behavior” by House leadership that now pervades the legislature.
The principal revelation from this day was not about birthers. Instead, it was about apparently accepted behavior in Concord — a goonish behavior about which some representatives have complained but which until now had never been caught on video for all to see on the Internet. …
Before this episode, it was difficult to imagine anyone giving the birther movement an unsavory name. And, it was difficult to imagine anyone in a position of responsibility giving the state of New Hampshire a thuggish name. But the nine Republican representatives at the hearing, led by Al Baldasaro of Londonderry and Harry Accornero of Laconia, did both — convincingly, schooled as they apparently are in the ways of the new Legislature.
These are all supporters of the current house leadership who is now trying to distance themselves from their supporters. What it shows is what happens when you disagree with these people and it is good for the general public to see what the rest of us have to put up with. You now know why the legislature is as screwed up as it is. Somebody needs to save us from ourselves.
— GOP State House Rep. Lee Quandt on the nine state lawmakers who supported the “birther” complaint to keep President Obama off the ballot in the 2012 New Hampshire presidential primary.
Yesterday, House Speaker Bill O’Brien sent an email to state House Reps. Harry Accornero, Susan DeLemus and Al Baldasaro informing them that the Director of State Police, Colonel Robert Quinn, will be conducting a review of their behavior during Friday’s Ballot Law Commission hearing.
“[Attorney General Delaney] is concerned over how members of the House conducted themselves during and following the hearing, as well as for the safety of a member of his office who attended the meeting in an official capacity.”
Friday, the Ballot Law Commission conducted a hearing to investigate a complaint filed by Birther Queen Orly Taitz that attempted to keep President Obama off the ballot for the 2012 New Hampshire presidential primary. Nine GOP lawmakers joined the complaint, including Reps. Accornero, DeLemus and Baldasaro.
After the hearing ended with the Ballot Law Commission rejecting the complaint, the three House members were videotaped berating and threatening members of the commission and the Attorney General’s staff. [Video Credit: Granite State Progress]
The complete text of Speaker O’Brien’s email follows below the fold.
Four New Hampshire state representatives have joined an election law complaint challenging President Obama’s right to be on the ballot for the 2012 New Hampshire primary.
The 85-page complaint was filed by Birther Queen Orly Taitz, who claims President Obama is using a fraudulent Social Security number and a forged birth certificate.
Reps. Harry Accornero (R, Laconia), Laurence Rappaport (R, Colebrook), Carol Vita (R, Middleton) and Lucien Vita (R, Middleton) notified Taitz they are joining as additional complainants.
The Ballot Law Commission will meet today at 2:00 p.m. in Room 307 of the Legislative Office Building to hear the complaint.
Is Gov. Rick Perry trying to win Rep. Frank Guinta’s endorsement by raising the birther issue?
New comments by Rick Perry in Parade magazine have revived the issue of whether the Texas governor believes that President Obama was born in the United States.
In the interview, Mr. Perry was asked if Mr. Obama was born in the United States, and he replied, “I have no reason to think otherwise.” When pressed, he said, “Well, I don’t have a definitive answer.”
Rep. Frank Guinta headed to Portsmouth today and shelled out $1000 to have lunch with Donald Trump. When he and the Donald chatted in the hallway, do you think maybe Guinta established his Birther bona fides with Trump by telling him about this exchange he had with a constituent?
The dismaying truth is that birtherism is part of a larger pattern of rejection of reality that has taken hold of intimidating segments of one of the two political parties that alternate in power in our governing institutions. It is akin to the view that global warming is a hoax, or that the budget can be balanced through spending cuts alone, or that contraception causes abortion, or that evolution is just another theory, on a par with the theory that the earth is six thousand years old.
George Will recently described “vibrations of weirdness” emanating from the prospective GOP presidential candidates. He described their refusal to “recoil” from the birther movement as disqualifying them to be president and wrote, “Let us not mince words. There are at most five plausible Republican presidents on the horizon.” Umm, make that four plausible Republican presidents.
Chris Cillizza: Likely GOP presidential hopeful Tim Pawlenty is set to have dinner in New Hampshire tomorrow with the sponsor of what’s been dubbed a “birther” bill. Freshman state Rep. Susan DeLemus, the wife of Granite State Patriots Liberty PAC leader Jerry DeLemus, sponsored legislation that that would require presidential candidates to present their birth certificates when filing to run for president in New Hampshire. Pawlenty is also attending a house party at the home of former Senate candidate and head of the Granite Oath PAC Ovide Lamontagne.
Rep. Frank Guinta failed his first leadership test. During his first town hall gathering in Laconia, Guinta had an opportunity to forcefully denounce the birther conspiracy theories that reject the legitimacy of President Obama’s U.S. citizenship and his eligibility to be President of the United States. Guinta passed.
By failing to denounce the birthers, Guinta gives credence to those who believe President Obama’s election violates the U.S. Constitution and his presidency is illegitimate. Shameful.
