NH state rep from Hillsborough 44
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I came here to chew bubble gum and fight for a free New Hampshire...and I'm all out of bubble gum.
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Apr 30 • 12 tweets • 3 min read
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This is a point I make over and over and over again.
Dems profess to care for poor / marginalized / minorities / less fortunate (and I believe them, for the record), but their policies are always what @Chris_arnade calls "front of the classroom"
(i.e. the good students, the eager studiers, the teacher's pets) think are good policies, and these implicitly (a) assume that following exactly in their own footsteps is the only way to lead a worthy life, (b) assume that everyone has the smarts and conscientiousness they do
Apr 25 • 13 tweets • 4 min read
The Woke Mob will not tolerate neutrality - every knee must bow.
I strongly support my constituent Chris Prunier, owner of Alphas Barber Shop, who didn't want to be part of the culture war, he just wanted to cut hair.
It's worth noting that the mob tactics used by Goffstown Select Board Vice Chair Kelly Anne Boyer and the rest of her extremist retinue are explicitly those of communist totalitarians.
During the planning phase a local sheriff asked "why do you need to RAID the compound? I'm friendly with David Koresh, and he picks up his mail at the post office every week. You can just arrest him."
Specifically, the ATF budget was coming up for renewal in Congress soon, and inside the ATF there was concern that they didn't look macho enough.
So they decided to put on a big show. It was named "Operation Showtime", and scheduled to coincide w budget season.
Feb 15 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
R bill to allow voters to monitor books in schools.
Dems object.
Republican reading quotes.
Speaker Sherm Packer cautions Rep to stop.
Dems trying to shout him down.
Apparently adults in the statehouse can't handle words that 6th graders can read in taxpayer funded books.
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Dems keep shouting "No!" and "Stop!".
Attempted censorship from the left.
Dem whip called for a censorship vote to silence the Republican.
Utterly disgraceful.
Oct 26, 2023 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
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Today was "Veto day" in the NH statehouse.
Of the hundreds of bills that passed both the NH House and Senate, the governor vetoed 5.
These came back to the house, to let us override the vetoes, if we wanted, with a 2/3 majority.
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Most of the gov's vetoes were good ones - he vetoed bad bills that the Dems managed to get across the line with the narrow 200/199 house split when Republicans were out sick ... or were too lazy to show up. :(
Sep 15, 2023 • 24 tweets • 4 min read
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On my personal account I had a brief thread about police use of force.
Towns have an absolute reckless disregard for the resources of the citizens.
Here in Weare they keep the corrupt Naomi Bolton on staff, even though she's explicitly lied to citizens, used her town email to castigate people for their political opinions, and violated RSA 91-A.
Same the the corrupt head of the ZBA Jack Dearborn, who's lied, falsified minutes, failed to recuse himself, failed to read the zoning manual issued by the state, mocked me for caring about it, refused to follow NH SC precedent, etc.
BoS just shrugs and spends $ on lawyers.
Jun 21, 2023 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
The town of Weare has spent a LOT of money on lawyers.
* false arrest of Bill Alemenan
* false arrest of Carla Gereike
* police assassination of some rando in the Dunkin Donuts parking lot
* police chief sleeping with subordinate, destroying evidence
I've requested lawyer invoices under RSA 91-A and the corrupt town administrator Naomi Bolton refused to provide them, saying that they were attorney-client privileged. I had to threaten a lawsuit before she turned them over.
Jun 20, 2023 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
Reflect on why unionized school teachers hate hate hate HATE competition ...
Towns spend an average of $20,000 per student per year.
Education Freedom Accounts provide from $3k-8k per student.
Charter schools get $7k.
If we fully legalized competition with the monopoly government schools >>>
Jun 20, 2023 • 8 tweets • 3 min read
on a non-partisan note: cliffs in benefits are terrible policy.
If you decide that people who have X problem deserve help, and you say "...but only if they earn less than $Z", you create an incentive for someone just barely under $Z to never improve their skills or position
Investigating things (a) can turn up amazing smoking guns, (b) is actively fun.
In my fight with the Old Boy Network in the town of Weare, I've been firing off a lot of RSA 91-A requests (state level FOIA, basically), and the results have been AMAZING.
I've found falsified meeting minutes by the chair of the ZBA (his written lies are contradicted his own words, and third party weather reports). I've found a member of the planning board who signed an ethics pledge about conflicts of interest and recusal, and then >>>
Jun 19, 2023 • 39 tweets • 9 min read
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Dems refuse to engage in a debate of ideas (because the Republicans are the ones with all of the ideas, and the Dems are stuck defending 70 years of failed policy), and instead use their One Dumb Trick: tone-police, mass-report, etc.
Today they're trying to "cancel" me.
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I have a personal account on twitter where I tweet about tractor repair and writing (I'm not just a conservative libertarian fighting for human freedom and small government, I've also written some award winning science fiction novels and two huge books on homesteading).
Feb 15, 2023 • 24 tweets • 6 min read
<taps mic>
"This thing on?"
<howls of distortion>
<adjusts volume>
I should probably use this twitter account to tell people what I've been up to in the NH statehouse.
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In NH bills are drafted by legislators, get turned into actual parseable legal English by the OLS (Office of Legislative Services), get sent to a committee, then come out of committee with either a thumbs up, a thumbs down, or a shrug.
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