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Breaking: Carol Shea Porter Will Retire After this Term
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Tagged Carol Shea-Porter, Congress, Retirement, US House
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Police investigate threatening postcards sent to pro-gun NH lawmakers
EPPING — Police said they are looking into anonymous postcards sent this week calling two pro-gun rights Republican legislators “NRA vermin” and threatening their children.
First-term Rep. Sean Morrison, R-Epping, spoke of the postcards on his Facebook page Wednesday night.
“I hope your kid blows a big (expletive) hole in his head with your gun,” said the postcard sent to Morrison. “Cull the gene pool of you NRA vermin. You’re a traitor no flag for you.” | More…
Rick Olson: Slide Fires and Slippery Slopes
Slide Fires and Slippery Slopes. And, the slippery slope is at our door once again. About 96 hours ago, yet another maniac shot up a public venue, killing 59 people. The emotional caterwauling begun almost immediately. Not one single law in existence nor anything proposed would have stopped or thwarted this attack. It did not take two days for a piece of legislation to totally ban the use of slide fire stocks, binary triggers or other like technology to come to the floor. | More…
Posted in Crime, Legislation, Second Amendment
Tagged binary triggers, Rick Olson, Slide Fires
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Litchfield Police Investigating Lewd Messages Sent to Girls Via App
LITCHFIELD, N.H. (AP) — Police in a New Hampshire town are investigating lewd messages sent to several underage girls through a social media app.
Police in Litchfield tell WMUR-TV the photos are being sent using the app Snapchat. They said they started receiving reports Wednesday of a man exposing himself in pictures. When the app is on a certain setting, users can be contacted by anyone on the app. | More…
Black Lives Matter protesters shut down ACLU speaker at William & Mary
Students affiliated with the Black Lives Matter movement crashed an event at the College of William & Mary, rushed the stage, and prevented the invited guest—the American Civil Liberties Union’s Claire Gastañaga, a W & M alum—from speaking.
Ironically, Gastañaga had intended to speak on the subject, “Students and the First Amendment.” …more
His crime: Selling too much bitcoin.
On April 20, 2017 a Fed SWAT team raided the home of an Arizona liberty activist, Thomas Costanzo. His crime: Selling too much bitcoin. Specifically, the charge was operating an unlicensed money transmitting business. In peaceable retaliation, I’m attempting to call dozens of officials and low-level functionaries who have even the smallest connection to his arrest and continued incarceration. The first goes to an Arizona office of Fed Senator Jeff Flake. | RidleyReport
Man convicted of sexual assaults of UNH students in 1980s released
CONCORD — The man convicted of the sexual assaults of University of New Hampshire students in the 1980s was released from full-time corrections oversight on Tuesday, just months ahead of the completion of his decades-long sentence.
Gary Fecteau, who is in his early 50s, was released on parole Tuesday, the Adult Parole Board said. His parole ends on Dec. 17. | More…
NH man arrested after submachine gun found hidden inside home
Danny Coutermarsh. Image: WMUR
A New Hampshire man was arrested Thursday after a submachine gun, knives and other weapons were found hidden in his home, authorities said.
Danny Coutermarsh, 58, of Grafton was charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm, and a felon in possession of dangerous weapons, New Hampshire State Police said in a statement. | More…
(Another?) Revolutionary educational concept taking hold in NH classrooms
MANCHESTER, N.H. —Supporters are calling the “mastery” concept a revolution in education, and it’s taking hold in New Hampshire.
Teachers at Parker-Varney School noticed something remarkable when students returned to the classroom after summer break. | More…
The New Media Militia 