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Sarah Palin Endorses Kelly Ayotte!!!

By: rrreaganite (Diary)  |  July 19th, 2010 at 05:28 PM  | 

RESIZE: AAA

Add another fine conservative lady to Sarah Palin’s list of Mama Grizzlies. Sarah Palin has just endorsed Kelly Ayotte for New Hampshire’s Senate Seat. Palin’s endorsement is probably sought after by Conservatives, right with Jim DeMint. Palin’s recognition of Ayotte is the nail in the coffin to Ayotte’s critics, that she is not a conservative.

Let the Governor speak for herself “It’s my honor to endorse a Granite State “mama grizzly” who has broken barriers, fought off and locked up criminals, and battled all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court to protect the rights of New Hampshire parents – and won!”

“Kelly is the strongest commonsense conservative who can win in the fall. I knew I liked her when I met her earlier this year, and I know this Granite Grizzly will represent New Hampshire with distinction in Washington.”

This race has become a keystone in the battle to take back our country and Kelly Ayotte is the conservative to do it in New Hampshire. This is a two horse race between Ayotte and the left winger  RINO Binnie. It’s time for us to rally with Governor Palin and support a true leader in Kelly Ayotte.

www.ayotteforsenate.com

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  • travelkingnh

    Have you not even bothered to to clic on to my posts before you call be a liar? A liar? Stick a sock in it. If you knew nothing about what I said you would know that I DON’T support Binnie and I DO support Ovide over Ayotte. It’s not that hard to figure out.

    • http://www.hakubi.us/ Neil Stevens

      Be nice.

      • travelkingnh

        Hey Neil, you like being called a lier?……….I don’t.

        • http://www.hakubi.us/ Neil Stevens

          This site has rules. If you think Martin, a site contributing editor, is mistreating you, take it to the Contact page.

          If you do not comply I may be forced to deactivate your account.

          • travelkingnh

            Just becaus someone is a “contributing editor” it doesn’t give them the moral authority to call me a liar because he doesn’t agree with me:

            Martin Knight Monday, July 19th at 9:13PM EDT (link)

          • http://www.hakubi.us/ Neil Stevens

            You’ve been warned.

          • Bill S

            And frankly, you are far, far closer to seeing your time here come to an end than Martin.

    • Martin Knight

      Of course you support Binnie – I got that from actually reading your posts. All the venom against Ayotte for not being “conservative enough” while studiously avoiding any negative mention of Binnie, who also happens to be ahead of Ovide and is exponentially more liberal than any Republican currently in Congress?

      You’re right – it’s really quite easy to figure out.

      Besides, if you are typical of an Ovide supporter, then he obviously has no need of opposition.

  • travelkingnh

    Why should I waste a lot of my time talking about Bill Binnie. Somehow you think this post is about supporting Binnie:

    http://www.redstate.com/travelkingnh/2010/07/19/new-hampshire-senate-race-ovide-lamontagne-is-the-conservative-to-support/

    Wake up

  • NHConservative0227

    I’ve been a strong supporter of Palin ever since she was named the VP. I viewed her as being one of the few who is honest as well as being a real conservative. However, this past year she started to concern me with her support of Carly Fiorina. She also stated that she didn’t know much about Elena Kagan during an interview on Greta earlier this year.

    This one, however, may be the one that actually puts me over the edge.

    I love this statement from Palin’s endorsement:
    “When Planned Parenthood challenged New Hampshire

  • rrreaganite

    What the hell do you think an endorsement is. I think you would be singing a different tune if she endorsed Ovide. Palin is an absolute conservative stalwart. To say any different or to say she is motivated by something other than conservatism is pure unadulterated idiocy.

  • aesthete

    “To say any different or to say she is motivated by something other than conservatism is pure unadulterated idiocy.” Motivations are impossible to ascertain, so it is an open question whether Palin is motivated by conservative principles or whathaveyou. Judging by her actions and political career, I’d say not, but ultimately, I don’t know for a fact any more than you do what her motivations are. Nevertheless, I do like Ayotte, and it is odd that this endorsement would so change a person’s opinion of public personality.

  • NHConservative0227

    Did either of your support this radical, far left, racist judge?

    Or do you guys just think it really isn’t that big of a deal?

  • rrreaganite

    However, I understand and respect Ayotte’s position on the issue. She takes a traditional view of the advise and consent process, the kind that was in place before the Dems tried to destroy Bork and Thomas. She opposed Kagan by the way, largely due to the military recruiting issue. So basically she has the same position as Pat Toomey and we all know what a left winger he is. Not.

  • NHConservative0227

    http://www.redstate.com/travelkingnh/2010/07/14/nh-senate-race-10-reasons-why-kelly-ayotte-is-not-a-conservative/

    Check out items #1, 2, 3, 6, and 7. If that doesn’t scare the hell out of you, than nothing will.

    So she supports send a far left radical to SCOTUS and is AGAINST my right to defend myself in my own home??

    BTW: The Rochester 912 group which is comprised of real conservatives who respect and revere the Constitution is strongly against Ayotte and firmly behind Ovide.

  • NHConservative0227

    The stakes are simply too high to allow a far left radical to get nominated to the SCOTUS.

    Especially when that radical has a lifetime pass to push their radical agenda and destroy the constitution with no accountability. It doesn’t take a brain surgeon to realize that whoever Obama selects for SCOTUS is bad news and will do severe damage to our country.

    Ayotte should be ashamed of herself for supporting the Wise Latina.

  • http://www.hakubi.us/ Neil Stevens
  • JamesSmith130

    I would prefer someone more conservative like Ovide. Especially in a year like this where it seems like Hodes will lose to any Republican. But unfortunately Ovide is getting zero traction and could only result in the nomination of someone truly atrocious.

    However, there is a primary candidate who is probably the most liberal serious Senate candidate running in a GOP primary this year, Bill Binnie. Binnie is more liberal than Tom Campbell and Mike Castle, and that is saying something, Binnie is not just a RINO, but is a liberal Democrat in disguise. As with Campbell and Castle, I would be unwilling to support Binnie even in a general election, although in this year he would beat Hodes easily.

    Kelly Ayotte is a common sense conservative who is good enough for me. I expect her to stray from the line occasionally, but not enough to take the chance of seeing Binnie nominated,

  • rrreaganite

    since he has entered the race. He raised barely 100k this last quarter. Is that supposed to be inspiring? Sarah Palin does not support RINO’s and neither do I. Ayotte is a pro-life conservative.

  • redtillimdead

    Pat Toomey never catches any flak for supporting Sonia, but Ayotte does because you support the man who is all but certain to come DEAD LAST in the primary? Ovide has not built a strong campaign, he has not raise money. Ayotte is the only Conservative who can beat ObamaCare supporter Bill Binnie. IDK about you, but someone who fights to the Supreme Court for her pro-life values is someone I want in the Senate.

  • travelkingnh

    http://www.redstate.com/travelkingnh/2010/07/19/new-hampshire-senate-race-ovide-lamontagne-is-the-conservative-to-support/

  • NHConservative0227

    That Ovide is not currently winning the primary.

    Too many on our side deem someone unelectable and settle for the worse candidate.

    Are you denying that Ovide is the real conservative?

  • NHConservative0227

    She supported Fiorino who was for Cap and Tax and the Stimulus.

    She’s supporting McAmnesty.

    Now she’s supporting Ayotte who thinks it’s ok to put radicals on the SCOTUS

  • travelkingnh

    Didn’t they teach you to think for yourself at Temple University?

    Let me see ……one time governor Sarah Palin endorse first time candidate Kelly Ayotte for Senate and we are suppose to take it on your authority as an New Hampshire outsider (like Sarah) that Kelly is the chosen one for us.

    Two time US Senator Gordon Humphrey from NH, who was the Jim DeMint of the Senate before there was a Jim DeMint, endorses Ovide Lamontagne and who he has known for 30+ years.

    You can lecture me about NH politics AFTER you have spent 30+ years in the state like I have.

    I stand by my previous posts:

    www.redstate.com/travelkingnh/…/nh-senate-race-10-reasons-why-kelly-ayotte-is-not-a-conservative/

    http://www.redstate.com/travelkingnh/2010/07/19/new-hampshire-senate-race-ovide-lamontagne-is-the-conservative-to-support/

  • travelkingnh

    My point was that the only numbers that almost count are the head to head polls against Hodes that will at least give a trend.

    There are NO accurate polls of the voters who will actually show up and vote in the Republican primary………so nobody is winning the primary at the moment……..it is truly wide open.

    Why not simply vote for the best candidate that you like? I like Ovide.

  • http://www.hakubi.us/ Neil Stevens

    When there’s a lefty in the race, sometimes you just have to rally around the second best.

    Nobody, and I mean nobody, cares how much of a freaking purist you are if Binnie ends up the nominee.

  • Martin Knight

    And yes, I like Ayotte – I prefer her to Lamontagne. The fact that she’s not opposed to Kagan does not suddenly boot her across the aisle from right to left.

    Get a grip.

  • http://moelane.com/ Moe Lane

    …that’s magically suppressing NH GOP turnout.

    Sheesh.

    Moe Lane

    PS: Nobody wants me to stop being amused.

  • redtillimdead

    Someone endorsed by Sarah Palin, fought to the Supreme Court for her pro-life values, and who has a stellar reputation as being tough on crime is worse than someone who (a supposed Republican) who says he likes ObamaCare? Get your head out your ass.

  • JamesSmith130

    Tom Campbell and Bill Binnie. I wouldn’t. Those two aren’t worth support even in a general.

    Fiorina and Ayotte are not perfect, but are good enough for me.

  • travelkingnh

    I don’t agree with your logic or your selection of a candidate. I do however respect and support your right to make that choice. If that is the best pic for you……that’s what the democratic process is about.

  • JamesSmith130

    The voters in the GOP primary aren’t that conservative. They gave us John McCain twice. Bill Binnie is freely spending his own cash, and it this primary electorate is more than capable for voting for Binnie. Kelly Ayotte is probably the only one who can stop Binnie.

  • http://www.hakubi.us/ Neil Stevens

    That’s a non-answer.

  • travelkingnh

    I vote for who I want. I don’t vote for my Senator like a chess board to try to stop someonelse.

  • http://www.hakubi.us/ Neil Stevens

    The Ovidebots pretend Binnie doesn’t exist. They try to make you think it’s a two person race between Lamontagne and Ayotte.

    To ignore the third candidate would be a terrible mistake. I’d hate for a bunch of TEA party folk to make a grave tactical error and hand the race to a totally worthless guy like Binnie.

  • travelkingnh

    So, let me get this right. You think that a hole bunch of us NH GOP primary voters should get together and decide that we should pool our voting block to vote for Ayotte, rather than the candidate we want, to make sure that Binnie doesn’t somehow win the primary.

    What in God’s name makes you think that those of us that support Ovide and want him to win, give a damn about the fact that Ayotte entered the race 6 months before everyonelse?

    She has done NOTHING to warrant us giving her our vote. She has to earn our vote. That’s why we have a primary.

  • travelkingnh

    Doyou actually live in New Hampshire? I do. I’m going to vote for the person that I want to see become my next US Senator. I’m not going to waste my vote on a second best choice. Screw Bill (“I’m Bill Binnie”) Binnie.

  • rrreaganite

    TWICE in the 90′s. In years that weren’t that bad for the GOP. New Hampshire has already rejected Ovide, and Ayotte is a strong conservative. Be stubborn and watch Binnie win, Ovide has gone no where but down since he entered. He has raised no money. He is not a Rubio, or Buck. He is a has been.

  • redtillimdead

    Thats your attack? I’d rather a first time candidate than someone who got creamed in his last two elections.

  • rrreaganite

    And I think that Governor Palin rocks. So that’s that. And why does it matter if the old “Jim DeMint” of the Senate endorse Ovide, if endorsements are worthless. Think for yourself, right?

  • JamesSmith130

    by 17% in 1996, which actually was a very bad year for the GOP in NH.

    I like Ovide, and would seriously consider supporting him if someone as atrocious as Bill Binnie wasn’t in this race.

  • Aaron Gardner

    Silver linings.

  • rrreaganite

    She supported Sotomayor. She opposed Kagan due to the military recruiting issue and she comes from a military family including her husband who fought in Iraq & Desert Storm. But yeah I agree. I don’t even cede the idea that Ovide is the best conservative. Ayotte is young, tough and accomplished. Ovide is a 2 time losing candidate who was virtually absent for a decade.

  • http://www.hakubi.us/ Neil Stevens

    Voting is about electing someone, and that means winning.

  • irishrebel2000

    It is amazing to me the majority of people who support Ayotte and oppose Ovide Lamontagne do so because they have been told by the political elite he cannot win. This is more frightening when you realize that in the same breadth they say LaMontagne is the better candidate.

    The fact of the matter is he is the only candidate in the Senate race who has actually won a state wide race and defeated a sitting Congressman.

    The fact that he lost an election to Jeanne Shaheen in 1996 says alot more about 1996 then about Ovide

  • JamesSmith130

    We don’t need another Linc Chafee in the Senate.

  • Martin Knight

    … and after which, he’s likely going to shut down his campaign and give Hodes a clear unobstructed runway to the Senate.

    You see, you’ve become rather too obvious; you’ve done nothing but spew venom and bile at Ayotte with barely a mention of Lamontagne beyond formulaic declarations that he is who you “want”. If Ayotte is a liberal by your definition, then it’s impossible that Binnie winning the nomination “doesn’t matter” to you.

    So I say BS. Especially to the patent nonsense that Ayotte has done “NOTHING” to warrant Republicans voting for her. Ayotte has been NH Attorney General and has been by all accounts an excellent one with a great track record – the fact that she supported Sotomayor’s nomination does not invalidate it.

    Ovide has not held any elected office and all his attempts to win office have resulted in humiliating landslide defeats. At some point perhaps he should realize its not the voters, it’s him. If he’s even half as obnoxious as his “supporters” here (e.g. you) no wonder he’s barely able to 10%.

    Just be honest, you want to split the conservative vote to give Binnie a free ride to the nomination and then Hodes a clear path to the Senate.

  • charliebravoNH

    Bill Binnie “who likes people and dogs” gave to that liberal old bat Martha Fuller Clark for her congressional campaign in 2000. This info is on the FEC web page.

    Jim Bender gave money to MA congressman Marty Meehan.
    Bender is a nice guy. I met him twice. Supporting Democrats with their own money for any reason is cause for concern. That means working with Democrats is not out of the question.

    Binnie does matter, he has big bucks and he is reaching out to the big swath of undeclared voters in NH. I just hope he doesn’t win.

  • rrreaganite

    I don’t want to sound like I hate him , because I don’t. But he just isn’t going anywhere and Ayotte is a better conservative than him in my opinion, because she has a record of accomplishment.

  • travelkingnh

    You know nothing about Ovide! What you were maybe 6 when he ran for Governor in 1996? We like him and support him because we know him, and what he stands for……….it doesn’t get any more grass roots than that. This isn’t civics class…..this isn’t theoretical politics ……..this is real life in the granite state. Win or lose on September 14th, he is still the candidate many of us want, will support, and will vote for.

    Just remember, even if Ms. Ayotte is fortunate to carry the day on Sept 14th, some 60-65% of the voters will have voted for another candidate that did not win.

  • travelkingnh

    Well, if you lived in NH and it was your vote you would look at it differently. This is personal. This is my vote. It matters a lot to me who I vote for and why.

  • rrreaganite

    If you mean that I want fresh new conservative faces and not recycled losing candidates from the 90′s than you are right.

    I also don’t want liberals like Binnie with a R next to their name in the Senate. But yeah I guess I am showing my youth. But I am of the belief that on primary day if there are only 2 candidates who have a chance at winning the primary, I’m voting for the more conservative one, which will be Ayotte over Binnie. I suppose I could be stubborn and throw my vote away. I prefer to improve the country instead. Damn that pie in the sky youth of mine.

  • Martin Knight

    … how come we’re seeing no fire and brimstone heading Binnie’s way from you?

    I think you’re a liar.

  • travelkingnh

    “Ovide ………..was virtually absent for a decade.”

    Absent from the public eye………not really. He has been very active in the NH GOP………presidential races……..party platform committees……etc, etc……..not to mention a whole host of high profile civic activities and law activities.

    The fact that he continued to build his conservative credentials and work in the community after losing to Jeanne Shaheen in 1996 at the age of like 36 or 38 is a GOOD thing.

    He is now older and wiser and better ready to serve as our Senator. Maybe 50 or 52 is “OLD” to you.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ovide_Lamontagne

  • rrreaganite

    Jeanne Shaheen in the Senate because of his terrible drubbing. Ovide seems like a nice man, and a conservative. But in the primary his only relevance will be siphoning conservative votes from Ayotte, and perhaps handing the seat to one of two liberals (Binnie, Hodes).
    I don’t vote for spoilers, I vote for conservative winners.

  • travelkingnh

    Well I’m glad I’m the one in NH that gets to vote for who I want to win ……….. rather then donating my vote to Ayotte to make sure Binnie doesn’t for all of you Redstaters that don’t live here.

  • travelkingnh

    Following your theory of politics………maybe your best bet would be to call or send letters to Mr. Lamontagne and Mr. Bender expressing your outrage that they are in the senate race and could possibly have some effect on the outcome. Since it is your goal to make sure that Bill Binnie doesn’t get elected………it would be most advisable to kindly ask the other two candidates who haven’t yet polled as high against Hodes (although high enough to win) to withdraw so that Ms. Ayotte can have a clean run without so much competition in the primary. It’s too bad they didn’t get that memo before they entered the race……maybe they could have saved us all that money we sent them.

  • JamesSmith130

    Binnie is the single most liberal serious candidate running in a GOP primary this year. And I couldn’t support him even in a general election. There are limits.

    Nominating Binnie is almost as bad as electing Hodes.

  • JamesSmith130

    his campaign if he wins the nomination. More likely he beats Hodes, votes as a liberal and then switches parties at some opportune point before the next election.

  • irishrebel2000

    Ayotte was appointed to her position first by Governor Benson then reappointed by Democrat Governor Lynch…

    Ayotte has never run for any political office in New Hampshire…

  • travelkingnh

    Neil……..are you a really telling me that unless I can guarantee that Lamontagne will win, I should vote for Ayotte to make sure Binnie doesn’t win? …………because elections are all about voting to make sure someone doesn’t win instead of voting to elect who you think is the best candidate……..but somehow after reading some polls you have decided that Ayotte is the best for all of us here in New Hampshire?

  • http://www.hakubi.us/ Neil Stevens

    If you actually care about representing conservative principles in the Senate, defeating Binnie is job #1.

  • NHConservative0227

    If Palin wanted to support the actual conservative she would’ve endorsed Chuck DeVore who had an excellent post right here on Redstate that highlighted the RINO beliefs and voting record of Fiorino.

    Same real conservative:

    http://www.redstate.com/trevino/2010/06/07/dear-redstate-thank-you-from-devore-for-california/

    And Palin supported the RINO!

    Unfortunately she’s doing the same thing in NH.

  • SirGladiator

    In CA we had a guy who was the most Conservative, an ultra-liberal Republican, and a reasonably Conservative Republican. The most Conservative guy was in last place, the ultra-liberal was in first, and the moderately Conservative candidate was in second. It was clear that Conservatives needed to unite behind the moderate Conservative to keep the far left candidate from winning, but some chose to ignore that and go with the losing guy simply because he was the most Conservative. Happily one of those people wasn’t Sarah Palin, she endorsed Fiorina and the rest is history. Now we as Conservatives actually have a candidate on the ballot in California in November, something we wouldn’t have had if Campbell had won, it would’ve been far left vs farther left.

    Its a similar deal in NH, happily Ayotte is already in the lead, albeit not a comfortable enough lead for my liking. She’s not as Conservative as the other Conservative in the race no doubt, but she’s WAAAY better than Binnie. If it was all Conservatives in the race we could argue ‘most Conservative vs most electable’ and it would be an interesting discussion, I might even go with Ovide in such a scenario, but this is a situation that calls for Conservatives to rally behind the only Conservative that can beat the far left guy in the primary. Sarah Palin has done just that, and we should all follow her head.

  • http://www.hakubi.us/ Neil Stevens

    But really there’s one big difference: In CA, Campbell got an initial burst and faded, while the “second-best” conservative had a lot of cash.

    In NH, it’s Binnie who has personal wealth to tap into, and that makes him dangerous because he can fight hard without any grassroots support whatsoever.

  • proudgop

    We need more woman in US Senate on Republican side. The woman is stellar and I hope Redstate endorses her soon

    The race is between her and Binnie whoever wins is next Us Senator as Hodes is going down, down, down

  • NHConservative0227

    http://www.redstate.com/neil_stevens/2010/03/25/why-i-still-back-chuck-devore/

    I’m confused.

    In the Ca primary you backed Devore because he was the most conservative and for being the most “electable conservative”.

    Devore was a long shot which is similar to Ovide. Except DeVore was a real conservative trying to get elected in Ca. NH is not nearly as liberal as Ca.

    Seems like you’re contradicting yourself. Ovide’s biggest problem will be winning the primary. The polls show he can beat Hodes.

    How is this really all that different than the Ca race where you backed the real conservative? To me both Fiorina and Ayotte seem pretty similar to each other as well.

  • JamesSmith130

    The California Republican voters are very conservative and it is a closed primary. So once it was clear Tom Campbell was a liberal, e.g. when Fiorina mentioned at the debate, “this is why Tom Campbell got an F from the NRA”, Campbell was done.

    New Hampshire’s GOP primary voters are less conservative and it is open to independents. So Binnie already has a base to turn to there, he doesn’t even have to fake conservatism to get votes.

    You could afford to have two conservatives (obviously DeVore more than Fiorina) splitting the vote in California. You simply can’t in New Hampshire and not result in giving a liberal a serious shot.

  • rrreaganite

    Ayotte, Angle, Fiorina, Haley, Handel, Whitman and more. This really is a big year for conservative women. Which as a conservative man, I couldn’t be happier about because it helps crush the democrats media induced monopoly on feminism, and women leaders.

  • NHConservative0227

    Why do we need more women specifically in the Senate?

    Shouldn’t it be we need more conservatives in the senate regardless of their sex?

    Your statement sounds like a pitch for affirmative action.

  • lineholder

    All these years, liberal females have built this illusion that females have to play the “poor me” victimized gender card in order to accomplish anything in life.

    Conservative women are blowing that illusion slap out of the water.

  • NHConservative0227

    Fiorina, Ayotte, and Whitman are NOT conservatives!

    It’s an insult to Angle, Haley, and Handel to include them in that list.

  • NHConservative0227

    That both Binnie and Ayotte are really bad candidates.

    Honestly I’m not so sure that Binnie is worse than Ayotte. Just take a look at Ovide’s reaction to Palin’s endorsement:

    http://www.redhampshire.com/ovide-comments-on-palin-endorsement/

    “I have great respect for Governor Palin and her contributions to our Party, but today, she endorsed a liberal in Kelly Ayotte who embraced the nomination of Sonia Sotomayor, who previously supported earmarks before her election year conversion, who administered and encouraged the Obama stimulus in New Hampshire and who authorized the unconstitutional Kelo style government theft of $110 million in private funds.”

    In addition take a look at items #2 and #6 below:

    http://www.redstate.com/travelkingnh/2010/07/14/nh-senate-race-10-reasons-why-kelly-ayotte-is-not-a-conservative/

    Doesn’t exactly give me a warm and fuzzy feeling. So now Palin as endorsed Ayotte along with McAmesty and Gregg.

    I’ve always liked Palin but she has endorsed McAmnesty and Fiorino.

    To me Ayotte seems like she’ll be another Gregg, who will stand up to the major issues like Obamacare, but will bend when it comes to the judges and a few other issues such as earmarks, etc.

    This is exactly the type of thing we need to avoid.

  • acat

    Most conservative candidate possible in the primary.
    Republican in the general.
    Noseplugs if needed.

    Mew

    (who has to vote for Mark Kirk… fortunately I’ve still got the noseplugs from McCain in 2008…)

  • redtillimdead

    HOW are they “not conservative” Sonia Sotomayor is not a valid argument as that is ONE issue, in which a stellar Conservative, Pat Toomey even supporter her (no, I did not). Fiorina and Ayotte have proven themselves. Whitman, well, I support her and pray to God she wins, but she can not be called Conservative.

  • JamesSmith130

    is better than another Linc Chafee, right?

  • redtillimdead

    A pro-abortion, pro-ObamaCare, pro-Stimulus “Republican” versus one of the strongest pro-life Republicans, Anti-ObamaCare, anti-Stimulus Republicans, yeah, I definitely see a similarity. Your bias is showing. And no, its not you bias for Ovide. It your bias for Binnie.

  • redtillimdead

    With Jim Bender, who competes with Ovide for the same base, self-funding and hiring a great team, OVide is very likely in 4th.

  • NHConservative0227

    Glad that you think that Sotomayor is not a valid argument.

    To me it says everything I need to know about Ayotte.

    What do you think of Grahamnesty supporting Kagan?

    I see very little difference between Kagan and Sotomayor, in fact I believe the Wise Latina is probably even worse due to her racism!

  • NHConservative0227

    Try to insult me for speaking my mind when you know NOTHING about me!

    You really discredit your argument when anyone who dares point out the truth that Ayotte is a liberal is called a Binnie supporter.

    Can you not read? How did you not see the first thing I said was that both Binnie and Ayotte are terrible choices?? How does that translate into being a Binnie supporter??

    You know there are a few of us left out here who actually have principles and want to elect true conservatives like Ovide instead of RINO Progressives who think it’s ok to support the Wise Latina for SCOTUS as Ayotte did.

  • NHConservative0227

    JamesSmith130 Tuesday, July 20th at 1:18AM EDT (link)
    is better than another Linc Chafee, right?

    Frankly it sucks. Now is the time to elect true conservatives. I called Gregg’s local and Washington office countless times and wrote to him as well urging him not to vote for Sotomayor. Each time I was told he hadn’t made up his mind yet.

    Of course he caved in and voted yes.

    Just like he also supported amnesty. Yes, it’s better than a full fledged liberal, but we need real conservatives to take our country back.

  • NHConservative0227

    The two conservatives in the NH Senate race are Ovide and Bender.

    Ayotte is a moderate at best.

    I know neither Ovide nor Bender are polling well. It’s time for us conservatives to use blogs like Redstate to band together and support a real conservative in Ovide instead of settling for the RINO.

  • travelkingnh

    If you read all the previous posts you will see that after my comments about Ayotte, I was not only labeled a Binnie supporter, I was accused of being a lier!

    So much for freedom of speech. If you don’t drink the Ayotte Kool Aid around here you get attacked and ridiculed. Its bad enough to be called a liar………but an insult of being called a Binnie supporter is unforgivable.

    There are voters out here who do support and will vote for Ovide………the only true blue proven conservative in the race. He is the candidate that RedState should have gotten behind day one.

  • acat

    Just sayin’ y’all are giving Reagan’s 11th commandment a real run here…

    Mew

  • eburke