by Ian | Nov 7, 2012 |
Mark Warden, a Free State Project early mover, has been re-elected! As I reported here recently, Warden was targeted for defeat by democrats in a national campaign to win two key races in NH:
The race matters, wrote the DLCC, because the outcome could indicate whether the state’s Republican-leaning districts are in play this cycle and if the Free State Project has staying power.
Well, I guess the FSP has staying power! According to the AP, Warden won re-election in a district where the libertarian candidate got an amazing 23% of the vote in a three-way-race. Warden probably would have done better without the libertarian candidate in the race, but still handily won with 42% compared to the democrat’s 35%.
Other Free Staters won statewide including Mike Sylvia in Belmont and Joel Winters and Emily Sandblade in Manchester. Check Seth Cohn’s election results post for more!
by Ian | Nov 6, 2012 |
Thanks to the nearly 1500 voters in Keene that cast a vote for me in my first run for state house! Stay tuned – I’ll get some detailed numbers from the city clerk later and also video is coming from Ward 4, where election officers were illegally seizing campaign material from voters.
Sadly, about 80% of voters in today’s election chose the insane sociopath Delmar Burridge over me. Apparently they’d rather have as a rep a nanny statist former cop who encourages people to snitch on their loved ones, calling it “thrilling”. Burridge also advocates banning guns from all public places and bringing back the firing squad.
Well, at the very least we’ll certainly have more to report on here at Free Keene with Delmar coming back to the state house likely with his same-old and brand new crazy, destructive proposals.
by Ian | Nov 6, 2012 |
Will May, former Free Keene blogger, heroically knelt for over two hours today at Keene’s ward 2 in opposition to Delmar Burridge’s run for state rep: (The sociopathic Burridge has called for bringing back the firing squad and banning guns from all public buildings, among other nutty proposals.)
by Ian | Nov 5, 2012 |
So much for openness and transparency. As I mentioned in a previous article, the state prosecutor has sought a “protective order” making it so Cheshire “superior” court employees can testify at hearings without revealing their last names. This order has been granted.
Why? Because peaceful activists asking questions is a very scary thing to the poor bureaucrats and they are terrified to have their full names known to the public that pays their salaries.
Come on out and see them testify with only their first names on 11/14 at 9am at Keene district court. Here’s the Facebook event.
by Ian | Nov 5, 2012 |
Even his own party members are organizing against him! Word is anti-Delmar activists are organizing to do election day outreach to remind people that Delmar Burridge is a dangerous sociopath. Here’s the flyer they will be passing out at polling locations.
Mark Warden, a Free State Project early mover, has been re-elected! As I reported here recently, Warden was targeted for defeat by democrats in a national campaign to win two key races in NH:
