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Is Another Blue Wave Sweeping NH?

Recent polls show the Democrats leading in most of the big races.

 

Back in 2006, a blue wave swept over New Hampshire, with Democrats winning both congressional seats, the governor's office, and majorities in the New Hampshire House, Senate and the Executive Council.

In 2010, however, a Republican tide crashed into the Granite State, with Frank Guinta and Charles Bass getting elected to Congress, Kelly Ayotte getting elected to the U.S. Senate, and Republicans taking control of the New Hampshire House, Senate and Executive Council.

Could New Hampshire be about to experience another Blue Wave in the 2012 election? If a series of new polls from the University of New Hampshire's Survey Center are to be believed (and former Gov. John Sununu insists they aren't), then it looks like a distinct possibility.

Polls released last week showed President Barack Obama with a 15 percent lead over Mitt Romney, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Maggie Hassan with a lead over Republican Ovide Lamontagne, Democrat Carol Shea-Porter with a lead over Republican Frank Guinta in the 1st Congressional District, and Democrat Annie Kuster with a slim lead over Republican Charles Bass in the 2nd Congressional District.

A separate poll released Thursday by the UNH Survey Center predicts that the Democrats will take back the New Hampshire House, 204-196 and Senate, 14-10.

Boehner in NH this week

The endless parade of campaign surrogates through New Hampshire continues this week.

Last week, Tagg Romney and Beau Biden campaigned here, following a week in which Paul Ryan, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker and Kathleen Sebelius visited the Granite State.

On Monday, U.S. House Speaker John Boehner is scheduled to attend a "Victory Event" for the Romney/Ryan campaign at 1:30 p.m. at the Derry Victory Office, located at 15 West Broadway.

Gov. Lynch endorses Pappas for Executive Council

Gov. John Lynch last week endorsed Democrat Chris Pappas for the District 4 Executive Council seat.

“I am proud to support Chris Pappas for Executive Council,” said Lynch in a prepared statement. “Chris’s experience as a small business owner and community leader has prepared him well for the challenges that lie ahead. Chris will fight for fiscally responsible state government that meets the needs of our communities and working families. Above all, Chris knows that we must put political ideology aside in order to grow our economy and move New Hampshire forward."

District 4 includes Bedford, Londonderry and 17 other communities.

Lamontagne picks up NFIB endorsement

Lamontagne announced last week that he has received the endorsement of the National Federation of Independent Business, the country’s leading advocate for small business owners, representing over 1,700 companies in New Hampshire.

“New Hampshire’s competitive strength has always been its commitment to free enterprise,” said Garry Dolan, NH SAFE Trust PAC Chair for the NFIB. “Ovide Lamontagne understands the primary importance of small business in our economy and he’s determined to control taxes, state spending and regulatory interference. New Hampshire small business has a friend in Ovide Lamontagne.”

Kuster launches "Standing Up for Seniors" tour

Congressional candidate Annie Kuster will meet with seniors to discuss her commitment to protecting Medicare and Social Security during a district-wide “Standing Up For Seniors” tour beginning Monday. 

Throughout the week, Kuster will meet with seniors in Nashua, Salem, Concord, and Peterborough. 

“Standing up for seniors means standing against those in both parties who would cut the Social Security and Medicare benefits our seniors have earned through lifetimes of hard work,” said Kuster. “At a time when some in Washington, including my opponent Congressman Bass, have supported efforts to end Medicare as we know it, we need leaders who are committed to protecting the benefits our seniors have earned. I’m looking forward to meeting with seniors across the district to hear their stories, listen to their concerns, and talk about my plan to protect and strengthen the vital programs they count on.” 

Speaker O'Brien announces county chairmen

House Speaker Bill O’Brien last week announced that 24 current state representatives have been appointed county co-chairmen for the Committee to Re-elect Bill O’Brien Speaker. They join the committee’s previously announced state co-chairmen, Reps. Gene Chandler, Marilinda Garcia, Lynn Ober, Steve Stepanek and Dan Tamburello, in offering leadership and advice for the Committee.  

The list of county co-chairmen includes a mix of first-term and veteran legislators like House Majority Leader Pete Silva of Nashua, Reps. Mary Griffin of Windham, Ken Weyler of Kingston, Al Baldasaro of Londonderry, Will Smith of New Castle, and Gary Daniels of Milford.

“Every member shares tremendous leadership qualities and has proven to be an effective legislator," O'Brien said. "I look forward to working with each of them over the next six weeks and as we organize the next Republican House majority... We will build on the progress made this term and deliver an accountable government for the hardworking taxpayers of New Hampshire.”

About this column: A weekly roundup of the latest news from the 2012 gubernatorial, Congressional and other races in New Hampshire. If you have something you'd like included in this column, email it to marc.fortier@patch.com. Related Topics: Annie Kuster, Barack Obama, Blue Wave, Chris Pappas, Gov. John Lynch, House Speaker Bill O'Brien, Maggie Hassan, Mitt Romney, and Ovide Lamontagne

DLC

6:43 am on Sunday, October 7, 2012

UNH polls are skewed towards the Democratic party.
i am a registered Republican. When I vaguely answered a poll hinting I may vote Democratic I was amazed what happened.
At least 3 times a week , for the past month , I have gotten calls asking me to take a short poll. All slanted towards voting for the Democratic candidates.
I have never had so many political calls and have lived in NH since 1969.
Strange!! But UNH is not non-political. I agree with Gov. Sununu completely. Even though it might not be politically correct.

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Mike Healey

8:52 am on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Right,
Its all just a big conspiracy......

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Gntp NH

2:13 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

UNH is "hyper-political", primarily their Carsey Institute...
http://carseyinstitute.unh.edu/

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Jeannine Stergios-Richardson

12:57 am on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

UNH is a joke. Their priorities are so skewed. Two of my sons graduated from UNH. The youngest was an engineering major who was on the UNH Precision Racing Team. Whe the team was in Detroit for an international competition the UNH website couldn't bother to cover their competition.They were too busy taking photos of the peeps village built by the health and wellness students and posting them on the website (imagine that - little sugar filled marshmallow peeps as a health display). After the third day of competition and I still saw no news on their site I contacted the twits who post the news. Within an hour, someone was on the phone with the team out in Michigan and by evening they had an article posted.
Imagine spending tens of thousands of dollars on your kids' education only to have them build a peeps village? Our education system is so broken that you hardly see any Americans as doctors anymore either. Don't believe me about the Peeps? Here's their third annual Peeps show. http://www.unh.edu/health-services/ohep/peeps_show.html

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Jay

5:45 am on Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Actually I kind of like peeps! You sent the reader to the UNH Health and Human Services page which I'm sure they had what was going on that weekend. If you sent us the link to the Precision Team page. http://www.unh.edu/fsae/ you would find that they decided to create a new website and I'm guessing they did not complete it in time for the competition. I guess they were focused on the competition and not promotion?

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Jeannine Stergios-Richardson

1:23 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Well Jay - Your assumptions are incorrect. The racing team had a website but the people who run the UNH main site felt peeps were a bigger story than engineering students who built a car from scratch. Why are some people so partisan they are unable to see madness when it smacks them in the face? UNH is so far left they might as well be in Cambridge.

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Jeannine Stergios-Richardson

1:24 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Jay - OI forgot to mention that the peeps and racing team issue happened 2 years ago. My son graduated in 2010.

Gary A. Gahan

7:18 am on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Polls, smolls are a joke state wide and nationally making a mockery out of our political process here in NH and the country. An example of the manipulation of polling is indicated by DLC here in the postings. Polls can be skewed one way or another if one were to take random polling from either heavily Democratic or Republican towns. Making a polling statement that the poll of X number of "likely" voters is joke. And the media frenzy does nothing but fatten the wallet of none other than George Soros as he laughs all the way to the bank! The debates are much more telling of what one might expect from a politician IF people will take the time to participate or watch the debates.......I look for consistency from candidates in my vetting process however if I feel that he/she vacillates in their answering according to the audience present then that is easy for me to eliminate him/her from any further consideration on my part. If they waver during a debate where they have no control over the audience or the facilitators then they will be sure to waiver
to which ever way the political winds will be blowing once in office!

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Jack Wana

7:51 am on Sunday, October 7, 2012

I recall that the UNH poll 2 years ago was not accurate at all.

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Mike Healey

8:52 am on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Your memory seems to be flawed.

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Celia Brown

10:18 am on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Actually true, it was over 10% (over the statistical error limit) the last congressional election. Poor Ayotte was staring at a pick-em statistic from UNH...she ended up steamrolling the dem stooge.

Problem with the Dems in this state is that they put forward the lamest of candidates. We all know that if the election were held today, Shaheen would be tossed out as well. I just don't get it. Lynch was one of the best governors we have ever had. I wished he either stayed in office or move on to congress. He represented us very well. Too bad the Dems can't produce another candidate with the capabilities lynch had...

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Gntp NH

2:14 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Why is someone from North-Reading, MA (MIke Healey) STILL commenting all over NH patch sites?

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salemvoter

3:10 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

remember the polls earlier this year in Wisconsin to recall Walker? All those polls had Walker losing the recall. The unions poured money and people into Wisconsin to recall Walker. All in vain

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LJoel Hackbart

2:14 am on Wednesday, October 10, 2012

SV The unions poured in money???????? On what planet do you spend your time.
Outside super pacs featuring the Koch Brothers and Rove helped Walker outspend
the dems over four to one in that election.

john grady

8:24 am on Sunday, October 7, 2012

It may not be blue, but on the morning of November 7th, we may wake up to find the waters of New Hampshire purple!

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Jill E.

3:05 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

That can't be safe to drink.

David Campbell

9:17 am on Sunday, October 7, 2012

I'd like to think that my fellow NH citizens are not the kind of sheeple that will blindly follow the moonbat party. I'd like to believe they are intelligent free thinkers who can see how socialism has pretty much ruined us economically and morally.. I'd like to think that but every time I see an Obama or Kuster sticker on someones car I think... oh no.. another mindless zombie voting.

Friends don't let friends vote Democratic..it's bad for you, your family and your future

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Mike Healey

10:26 am on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Yes, your post shows how open minded you are.....

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David Campbell

2:24 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Some people are so "open minded" their brains spilled out. Sorry Mike, but to support this president in any shape or form is to support open treason against the nation, so that makes a liberal who willingly does so a traitor to this nation.. truth hurts, but hopefully it will also awaken the blind, and maybe just get them motivated to save this nation from the self destructive path Obama is leading it down

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Mike Healey

10:40 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

We can all see your state of mind.

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Dave Murry

12:41 am on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Couldn't agree more David. It doesn't get any more clear cut than Obama. He's a socialist whose policies (what a shock) do not work. And no Mike I don't have an "open mind" to socialism. It's wrong, it's destructive, and it's not up for debate or even compromise.

David Campbell

9:31 am on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Lookee...here

http://www.reagancoalition.com/articles/2012/20121003002-obama-layoff.html?ref=nf

This from the same guy who outright LIED about the attack on our Embassy.. go on moonbats, keep voting for him and his croonies..vote America right out of existence

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Mike Healey

10:29 am on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Lockheed Martin wanted to send out fake pink slips to sway the election, that great....

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salemvoter

3:09 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Mike, Fake pink slips. Where are the facts to back that statement up?

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Mike Healey

10:38 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

I love your tenacious search for facts from only one side sale m voter

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Dave Murry

12:42 am on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Classic liberal... make a claim, someone questions it, attack the person.

Sam Webster

9:37 am on Sunday, October 7, 2012

I took my own poll yesterday (Saturday). On the weekly "dump run" from Amherst Rd to the town transfer station I saw MANY Romney/Ryan and Ovide signs. Did not see ONE Obama sign. Did see a couple for Kuster. So, are the Obama supporters ashamed to show their preference?

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Jane Bingum

9:49 am on Sunday, October 7, 2012

No they are just tired of having the signs they post stolen or embarrassed by the hate that spills over in Salem from the far right radicals of lies and posts from Republican websites. Why not ask http://www.factcheck.org/? Cause they know the truth hurts! As it will in November when that Blue Rush comes over New Hampshire. Maybe not so much in Salem, NH but I would hope more than before. Salem NH Democrat's time to come out of the closet and show your support. Do not be afraid of these bullies we do have a new Bully Law in effect in New Hampshire.

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Sam Webster

10:00 am on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Sounds like a personal problem Jane. Salem must be the pits, huh?

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Mike Healey

10:33 am on Sunday, October 7, 2012

They have been very tight with the yard signs at my local Obama campaign office. Maybe because President Barack Obama is so far ahead in New Hampshire they are trying not to waste their resources, but I also heard that they want to give them out closer to the election so their appearance gets noticed. Romney signs have been lying in the weeds since the primary.

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Jeannine Stergios-Richardson

5:25 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Mike Healey - You are too funny. Yeah - they are so far ahead they don't hand out signs even though we have had three months of job losses here in NH. Stay south of the border where you belong.

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Mike Healey

10:37 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Jeannine,
You think I'm Mexican?
I'm not a big poll follower, but current polls give President Barack Obama a 15 percentage point lead in New Hampshire. If you were using that poll to make decisions, you wouldn't be wasting yard signs in a state that President Barack Obama has locked up.

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LJoel Hackbart

12:18 am on Monday, October 8, 2012

More crap from the nutcase republican spin machine from the trolls on these pages.
New Hampshire’s low unemployment rate [a couple of months ago] they credited solely to the republican dominated legislature. 3 straight months of NH job losses and Presto Change-o. That’s all Obama’s fault! Jeannie, welcome aboard the right wing nut train that trolls these pages. You, like your buddies, crack me up. LOL

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Jeannine Stergios-Richardson

12:41 am on Monday, October 8, 2012

LJoel and Healey - If you're looking for crackpots just take a glance in your bathroom mirrors.
Healey - South of Border = MA

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LJoel Hackbart

1:43 am on Wednesday, October 10, 2012

J.S.R.
You get called on your silly statement, so call us crackpots. Ouch! what a comeback.

Jane Bingum

9:40 am on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Mary Griffin putting your name there with O'Brien and Garcia..I thought you were one of those Republicans who are willing to listen to both sides..not with those you aren't.

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Celia Brown

10:20 am on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Thats ok. eventually when gambling is approved for Salem, you have so much to look forward to...like turning your town into the outskirts of Atlantic City. Have fun with that jane

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Gntp NH

2:20 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Mary Griffin must have figured out that being one of those Republicans who are "willing to listen to both sides" (aka "concede") gets you kicked out of office...real quick-like. After the 2006-2010 control of the state by Democrats, who laid waste to our state budget, Democrats are on the outside, and need to get on board.

Kevin Waterhouse

9:54 am on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Representative Griffin does listen to both sides of every issue as do Charlie, Walter, and I, we then do our best to create a budget that is balanced with more than smoke and mirrors. Mary serves on the Ways & Means Committee and is in a great position to know how best to serve the hard working tax payers of Windham. Her support for a candidate for the Speakers race reflects her thoughtful choice not a rejection of bi-partisanship.

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Soujourner Truth

7:08 am on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Bipartisanship, eh? Not when you look at your voting records on 200 bills this session. It shows pretty clear lock-step with the House Speaker and his agenda to suck the life out of NH's economy, strip away our rights, and leave our education system in tatters. http://granitestateprogress.org/service/legislator-report-cards

Celia Brown

10:13 am on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Kuster launches "Standing Up for Seniors" tour and then launches "Bend over tax payers" tour. NFW is Kuster going to win. 0 for 2. Dems should be smarter than to put up a retread that both dems and republicans did not want.

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LJoel Hackbart

12:29 am on Monday, October 8, 2012

Charlie is one of the most corrupt politicians in the country and is a retread.
And Kuster is ahead in the polls. Celia defines "Bent over tax payers" as those
poor starving repressed millionaires and billionaires because neither Kuster nor
Obama have proposed raising taxes on hardworking middle class American families.
But Celia is a republican so....FACTS BE DAMMED!

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LJoel Hackbart

12:31 am on Monday, October 8, 2012

Corporations are NOT people!!!!!!!!!

annie

10:45 am on Sunday, October 7, 2012

So much dissension here between my NH neighbors. Do I need to worry about getting my tires slashed because I have an Obama bumper sticker? I hope not.

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David Campbell

2:12 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

http://www.conservapedia.com/Liberal_hate_speech#Roseanne_Barr

No Annie it is we who have to worry about you, your hatred of this nation and why you want it to fail so badly that you would reelect a traitor.

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Gntp NH

2:24 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Not by conservatives - maybe by the left though. That's were the violence is coming from...
http://granitegrok.com/blog/2012/09/ann-bring-us-together-mckluster-takes-camera-swears-at-cameraman

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Mike Healey

10:32 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Skippy's right wing blog, grok, is your source? That is credible.....

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LJoel Hackbart

12:39 am on Monday, October 8, 2012

Yes. Tire slashing is the least of your concerns with the far right extremists.
www.dailykos.com/story/2011/01/30/939874/-30-yea

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Dave Murry

12:46 am on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

dailykos is your source.... sure that's not biased at all

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LJoel Hackbart

1:54 am on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

So Dave just which of those "dailykos" examples are you disputing?

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Dave Murry

12:35 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

my point is that the left as usual has double standards. You hold up a far left site like Daily Kos as irrefutable, but trash any right wing site. Check your sources, use your own brain, make your own decisions. And that goes for everyone, not just right or left.

And yes there are violent acts that have happened that could be labelled left or right, but in my estimation there is much more on the left. I'm sure you disagree.

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Nance

4:51 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

I couldn't agree more Annie. In all of my years have never seen a country so divided. Remember all, that's why we draw that curtain and cast "our" vote. It's a personal and private decision that this fine country affords us!

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LJoel Hackbart

1:39 am on Wednesday, October 10, 2012

"Use your own brain” That then goes for you as well. Use it.
I did not say my site was irrefutable. So refute it. You did said the article
was not creditable. So I ask again. Which of the examples of right wing violence are you disputing and what makes it not creditable? Oh I see!!!! It’s a LEFT leaning site!!!!! Got it!!! It sounds like you the right wing crazy is [as usual] the one with the double standard now doesn’t it.????

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Dave Murry

2:19 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Hackbart..

try to follow along... Healey trashes the grok as being biased, then you post a link to DailyKos. I then note that DailyKos is biased. I also add the people should be aware of where the information they are allowing into their brains is coming from, and should use their own brain to analyze the information. I never refuted any of the acts of violence, in fact I stated that there have been violent acts on both sides.

All clear? Or do I need to 'splain it a third time?

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LJoel Hackbart

2:24 am on Thursday, October 11, 2012

You are correct about one thing David. I CAN'T follow along! In one breath you
chastise dailykos as being biased and then you turn around and say you can’t or will not refute its contents!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That is what we call talking out of both sides of your mouth son! You don't have to "Splan it "to me three times. Try " splaning it" RATIONALLY just once!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

David Campbell

10:51 am on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Actually those kind of actions are more the likely going to come from a moon bat

http://hollyonthehill.com/2012/10/05/teacher-defaces-students-romney-shirt/

The party of "tolerance" is pretty intolerant eh?

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Mike Healey

1:51 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Christian defaces Obama sign w/ 'nig**r lover', local GOP leader apologizes
http://www.topix.com/forum/detroit/TL0BLNGJC8J4MKBO5

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Jeannine Stergios-Richardson

5:28 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Mike Healey - What does that article have to do with NH? We are discussing NH. Keep up.

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Mike Healey

10:31 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Jeannine Stergios-Richardson - What does David Campbell's article have to do with NH? Keep up.

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annie

10:19 am on Monday, October 8, 2012

Thanks for the responses - all you right wingers have proven that I'm right to fear your actions.
How sad.

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LJoel Hackbart

2:45 am on Saturday, October 13, 2012

Equating a teacher asking a student to remove a political shirt at school with
murder, and beatings and shootings. OK Whatever.

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LJoel Hackbart

2:55 am on Saturday, October 20, 2012

What do you call anyone that is stupid enough to believe that little piece of crapola?
Nothing I can print here.

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News Flash

2:34 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Missouri Romney 49% Obama 46%

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News Flash

2:35 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Virginia Romney 49% Obama 48%

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News Flash

2:35 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Colorado Romney 49.4% Obama 45.9%

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News Flash

2:35 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Florida Romney 49% Obama 47%

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News Flash

2:36 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Obama and Democrats are falling apart

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News Flash

2:36 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

This will spill over to State and Local election. DUH

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Mike Healey

10:29 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Flash loves making up poll numbers and then worshiping them.

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LJoel Hackbart

12:58 am on Monday, October 8, 2012

Rasmussen's polls were off by 5.8% with a bias of 3.9% in favor of the Republican candidates in 2010. This disparity is likely to grow as cell phones continue to replace land lines. Younger [more often democratic] voters do not have land lines. Rasmussen does not poll cell phone only users.
,www.electoral-vote.com/evp2012/Info/rasmussen.html

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LJoel Hackbart

2:21 am on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

No D.O. you are once again, as usual, wrong. Now, for once in your life, how about you practice what you preach and YOU do some research!
www.addictinginfo.org/2012/10/01/rasmussen-methodology

On second thought don't research. Keep posting dumb comments. I rather enjoy
watching you humiliate yourself!

Jay Gatsby

3:27 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Hey News Flash, I'll ask again - post your real name and location or does the party frown on that?
-Gatstby
(only in the top 2-5%, sorry)

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Timothy Harden

3:34 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Record gas prices cause angst at the pump
Record highs seen for 6th straight week

The high prices are happening despite the fact that overall supplies in the United States are plentiful and oil prices have dropped 11 percent since mid-September largely due to concerns about the sluggish economic trends in China and Europe. Petroleum industry analysts say don't expect either a major or sustained drop in prices. They have cited refinery and pipeline problems as the main reasons for shrinking gasoline supplies on the coasts while many parts of the country have ample supplies

September's monthly national average stood at $3.83, the highest ever for that month, surpassing 2008's September average of $3.72. AAA said it expects pump prices "will continue to break daily records through at least the end of the year based on current trends."

http://www.seacoastonline.com/articles/20121007-BIZ-210070320

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Mike Healey

10:28 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

George W. Bush had record high gas prices, these prices only approach those numbers.

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LJoel Hackbart

1:21 am on Monday, October 8, 2012

"The high prices are happening despite the fact that overall supplies in the United States are plentiful and oil prices have dropped 11 percent since mid-September largely due to concerns about the sluggish economic trends in China and Europe."

So you are saying Big Oil is gouging. I agree. The republicans should then stop
blocking regulations to curtail this practice. Tim you would make a great progressive!

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Hilltopper

2:49 pm on Monday, October 8, 2012

Mr. Healey,

It seems California just beat G. Bush's record. However wasn't the price of gas under $2 on G. Bush's last day and under $2 on President Obama's first day also?

If you blame Bush for holding the record do you not also give him credit for lowering the cost at the end of his term? If he could lower it as a lame duck, why can't this Administration do the same?

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Seamus Carty

12:19 am on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Obama inherited a $1.84 gas price. It is now more than double that. This was all on Mr. Obama's administration...

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LJoel Hackbart

2:45 am on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Hilltopper Seamus. Hello! Anybody home upstairs????????????? Are we a little short on memory?????????????????????????
The greatest recession since the great depression hit this country- and thereby the world- [under President George Bush] caused millions of lost jobs, thousands of foreclosures, lost retirements, a crash of the stock market, unimaginable suffering, and yes, a world oil glut that caused gas prices to plunge!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Are you two with straight faces, trying to tell us you would like another severe recession to lower gas prices????. IN THE NAME OF SANITY, PLEASE GIVE ME A FREAKING BREAK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bandofotters

6:01 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Maybe the Patch will revisit this UNH poll the week after the election. Before then, do what I do when asked to take a poll. Hang up.

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Rick

10:56 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

If Speaker O'Brien wins reelection and retains his Speakership, Mr. Lamontagne will be a rubber stamp in the corner office. O'Brien will be running the state. He and Lamontagne are in lock step on all the so called "social issues" and there will be a full court press on women in NH. All the laws from other states promoted by the Koch Brother's ALEC will be going in the books in NH. In two years, New Hampshire will the New Mississippi. The New Hampshire "Advantage" will be gone.

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Sam Webster

11:20 am on Monday, October 8, 2012

And you prefer the socialistic (communistic) approach of the Obama lackies?

xrk9854

12:01 am on Monday, October 8, 2012

After all the shenanigans and outright incompetence exhibited by the current republican legislature I would welcome a blue wave. The republican swept into office on a campaign of "jobs, jobs, jobs" only to pursue a super conservative social agenda. I'm tired of their social agenda and their mismanagement of the state's finances.

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LJoel Hackbart

12:44 am on Monday, October 8, 2012

The truth is somewhere in between. I don't know what the numerical definition of
"wave' is, but the dems will clearly make significant gains in NH.

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Seamus Carty

8:07 am on Monday, October 8, 2012

Significant gains? How would you define success? Hassan as governor. Obama takes NH. The Dems get control of the state house or state senate or both...

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LJoel Hackbart

2:52 am on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

"You are dreaming."
No NF I'm referencing polls
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LJoel Hackbart

2:56 am on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Yes, Seamus. That would tickle me pink. As for Dump Obama, well what can be said
about such a person?

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Mike Healey

10:46 am on Monday, October 8, 2012

125,000 irritated by Romney's incessant calling.

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News Flash

11:01 am on Monday, October 8, 2012

People are Hanging Up on Democrats. They know they are from "Out Of State"

Watts

1:57 pm on Monday, October 8, 2012

Complete lack of excitement for Romney is what will solidify Democratic victories at the state level.

Look's like Romney's debate bump was smaller than most people thought and not a game changer:

http://fivethirtyeight.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/10/07/oct-7-national-polls-show-signs-of-settling/

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Watts

3:10 pm on Monday, October 8, 2012

Are you really this stupid not to research anything or do you hope that others are too stupid not to know the truth about your deceptive posts?

The only place that Romney is up by 2 is Rasmusen and there he only ever was down by .7 (keep in mind, Rassmusen has been a Republican biased poll for years). So that one case that you are talking about was a 2.7 gain, which is right in line with the shifts with all polls. So where Obama may have lead by 5, he now leads by around 2.5.

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News Flash

3:16 pm on Monday, October 8, 2012

Are you really that stupid WATTS that you keep referencing a BLOG. How about something more credible for a change. fivethirtyeight is just a BLOG.

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Watts

4:21 pm on Monday, October 8, 2012

Was there some point in there Fishy?

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LJoel Hackbart

3:04 am on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Watts
Don't let those two jokes bother you. Dump says "you make this stuff up"
not realizing you were referencing a link. NF attacks you for using a "blog" as he
calls it, but he uses wild right wing crazy blogs all the time. I hope Watts, you find these clowns as comically entertaining as I do.

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darknyt74

9:24 am on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Watts, Romney went from being behind 5 points in the Gallup polls. It's not just Rasmussen that has Romney gaining ground.
In the most recent Gallup and Rasmussen polls they have the race as a tie.
The blog you posted yesterday was based on data that was a day old.

News Flash

2:37 pm on Monday, October 8, 2012

13% Enthusiasm Gap – 24 point Swing with Independents from 2008 to 2012
by Steve MacDonald

News this morning shows Republicans with a wide enthusiasm gap over Democrats. For the time being it gives them a 13% advantage in likely voting. At the same time Independents, who broke 52-44 for Obama in 2008 are now more likely to vote Republican by a margin of 51-35. Obama has lost 24% of Independents in this survey

Given that the local media in New Hampshire are chewing on narratives that give Democrats significant gains in the state this November, you have to question what that is based on? Will they pick up seats? I can’t see how they wouldn’t. With so many folks not running again, particularity in the state Senate, a failure by the NHDP to gain ground would be laughable. So yeah, they’ll pick up seats.

But to suggest that they will see the state swing back to pre-2010 representation is a crack-pipe dream that even the college student vote couldn’t sustain.

http://granitegrok.com/blog/2012/10/13-enthusiasm-gap-24-point-swing-with-independents-from-2008-to-2012

Nice to get something from NH

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Watts

7:14 pm on Monday, October 8, 2012

News Fish letting his schizophrenia slip again. He/she posts this based solely on a conservative blog site. Then an hour later posts this (look immediately above in this thread): "you keep referencing a BLOG. How about something more credible for a change. fivethirtyeight is just a BLOG."

As a response to something that I pulled from the most well regarded statistician; Nate Silver, published on one of the logest standing news institutions in this country. Yet this blog full of data and facts is somehow considered lesser by News Fish, than his referencing the blog site of local brain drain; Steve MacDonald.

Sam Webster

5:32 pm on Monday, October 8, 2012

Calling Mitt Romney’s performance historic, Gallup noted Monday that in the three days of polling since Thursday's presidential debate the GOP challenger has erased a five-point deficit and is in a 47-47 tie with President Barack Obama.

Gallup, as other polls have shown, found that Americans, by a historic margin, overwhelmingly believe Romney won the first debate by a margin of 72 to 20. Even Democrats, by a margin of 49 to 39 percent, believe Obama was bested.

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Jeannine Stergios-Richardson

3:35 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Now why is the government involved in this? I am paying my own premiums so why do they have a right to decide?

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Jeannine Stergios-Richardson

3:37 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Cheryl - YEAH -believe what you want. How about taking care of yourself and paying your own way? Ever hear about that?

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News Flash

4:06 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Romney bests Obama, 2-1, Military Times Poll

http://militarytimes.com/news/2012/10/military-times-poll-romney-bests-obama-2-1-100712/

Poll results indicate that about 66 percent of those surveyed support Romney, compared with about 26 percent who say they will vote to re-elect President Obama.

When asked about the most important issue guiding their vote this year, about 66 percent of respondents cited either “the economy” or “the character of the candidate.” Less than 16 percent of troops surveyed cited “national security.”

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Jeannine Stergios-Richardson

4:16 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

He most certainly did cut Medicare to pay for Obamacare. You can fool yourself into believing him but some of us know who's lying

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Tammy

4:25 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Jeannine-You mean he cut Medicare Fraud, right? Otherwise, you are being disingenuous.

Bob Samson

4:22 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Obama Tax Lie #1. Excise Tax on Charitable Hospitals

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Jeannine Stergios-Richardson

6:46 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Cheryl = "established requirements?" Government rules to screw over hospitals. When they go broke what happens then?

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LJoel Hackbart

2:04 am on Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Logic from J.S.R.
"They will go broke unless we allow them to cheat."

Bob Samson

4:42 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Obama Tax Lie #2. Codification of the “economic substance doctrine

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Bob Samson

5:00 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Obama Tax Lie #3. “Black liquor” tax hike

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Bob Samson

5:35 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Obama Tax Lie #4. Tax on Innovator Drug Companies

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News Flash

5:44 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Romney leads in 11 Swing States including NH.

Swing State Tracking: Romney 49%, Obama 47%

So much for that UNH survey.

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american

7:11 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

the recent wmur/unh poll (obama47/41)....57% of those polled were polled before the debate...lol

Bob Samson

6:04 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Obama Tax Lie #5. Blue Cross/Blue Shield Tax Hike

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Bob Samson

6:26 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Obama Tax Lie #6-#10
Obama Tax Lie #6. Tax on Indoor Tanning Services
Obama Tax Lie #7. Medicine Cabinet Tax
Obama Tax Lie #8. HSA Withdrawal Tax Hike
Obama Tax Lie #9. Employer Reporting of Insurance on W-2
Obama Tax Lie #10. Surtax on Investment Income

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Watts

6:29 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Am I the only one who scrolls through stuff like this and feels uncomfortable? It has a voyeuristic quality, as if I am watching Bob Samson and News Fish rolling around together on a bed just blurting these non sequiturs at each other in the moment of conservative passion.

Yes...quite disturbing indeed.

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Jeannine Stergios-Richardson

6:45 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

What is disturbing Watts is that none of what Samson posted is upsetting to you. I bet you're a government worker or some other type of low level union stooge.

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american

7:13 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

what are the specific non-sequiturs you are referring to?

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Watts

7:26 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Most of this thread is non sequiturs from Bob Simpleton, News Fish and Churning Keefe (who I am sure is the same person as Bob Simpleton). There isn't any coherent discussion here, just embarrassing conservative spasticity. I picture these people (unless they have this on some automated server dedicated to spamming forums), as sitting there suffering from St. Vitus Dance with their bodies convulsing wildly and hammering out these posts, because they are unable to do anything else.

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Watts

7:31 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

And yes, you did see that right when I said that I think that Cheryl and Bob are the same person. I think this is one person porting the most extreme stuff from both sides, just to draw people out to get under their skin. That is all any of these fools like News Fish, Dumpy, do on here. They can't conduct an actual, intelectual discussion. They are either kids or on the same mental par as kids.

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american

7:51 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

That's what i thought the answer would be...nothing. Do you even understand what a non sequitur is? When faux intellectualism is exposed, it can get ugly...ask our President.

Bob Samson

6:45 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Obama Tax Lie #11-#15
Obama Tax Lie #11. Hike in Medicare Payroll Tax
Obama Tax Lie #12. Tax on Medical Device Manufacturers
Obama Tax Lie #13. Raise "Haircut" for Medical Itemized Deduction from 7.5% to 10%
Obama Tax Lie #14. Flexible Spending Account Cap – aka “Special Needs Kids Tax”
Obama Tax Lie #15. Elimination of tax deduction for employer-provided retirement Rx drug coverage in coordination with Medicare Part D

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american

6:49 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

I simply cannot wait to see our intellectual dilettante president once again in a debate format next week!

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LJoel Hackbart

2:25 am on Friday, November 2, 2012

Well "american' it's 2 debates later, Obama won them both so eat your stupid words!

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Jeannine Stergios-Richardson

1:36 pm on Friday, November 2, 2012

Hackbart - How old are you anyway? Your comments are becoming more and more childish. What's next? NA NA NA BOO BOO?

Bob Samson

7:04 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Obama Tax Lie #16-#20
Obama Tax Lie #16. $500,000 Annual Executive Compensation Limit for Health Insurance Executives
Obama Tax Lie #17. Individual Mandate Excise Tax
Obama Tax Lie #18. Employer Mandate Tax (Jan 2014):
Obama Tax Lie #19. Tax on Health Insurers:
Obama Tax Lie #20. Excise Tax on Comprehensive Health Insurance Plans

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Watts

7:34 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

This thread is what happens when you have an absent or completely disengaged editor for your local Patch.

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Nance

2:40 am on Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Now we blame the editor? Who Next? This is an open forum for folks to express and comment. I'm sure the editor carefully screens what is allowed to be posted. Why he hasn't blocked you is a mystery to many!

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Jeannine Stergios-Richardson

2:15 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Nance - I couldn't agree more. Most people who continue to post disparaging remarks get banned on other boards.

News Flash

8:40 am on Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Angst grows among President Obama's supporters

Some progressives seem to be going into primal panic mode

they simply can’t believe Obama could be that bad again. Or could he?

“We’re all trying to talk ourselves into a state of panic, and we’re not quite there yet.”

Read more: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1012/82226.html#ixzz28tp95eI7

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TiredofevilGOP

2:04 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Wow what a bunch of right wing kwepie dolls! Pull a string parrot Fox News talking points. Do any of you know what actual socialism is? Can you define? Provide examples? NO?
Do you know what caused the economic collapse in 08? Systemic risk in the financial sector. Unregulated credit default swaps,
www.evilgopbastards.com
The right is anti-science, any rational thought, anti-reason.
Foist extreme evangelical Christian dogma as common law (is that "small government? LOL) Turn women into incubators. "Screw you I got mind" is your mantra. What a bunch of useless ignorant tools.

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Jeannine Stergios-Richardson

2:15 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Wow - You need to calm down. All this hatred you've got stored up over nothing will cause you to Olbermann and wander the NYC streets mumbling to yourself. You are an extremist and so are the "right wing" people you hate. The average Republican is nothing like you portray other than the ones you've invented in your own mind.

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Gntp NH

2:42 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Wow! Easy on the caffeine. Yes, the collapse in '08 was caused by systematic risk in the financial sector. Now, what was that risk fanned by? It was the oversupply of a range of risky mortgage loans, which create the opportunity for that systematic risk - new product for Wall St. Now, what cause that oversupply? Government zealotry to facilitate EVERYONE to own a home, regardless of their ability to afford it. In essence, government intrusion into the marketplace (for over 20 years). Hell, I was able to get a loan for double what I could afford about 10 years ago. I'm paying it back, but I'm in the minority. Basic firewall and consumer protection regulation? Sure. Government manipulation and artificial restructuring of markets? No. // Just a quick observation: your anger and vitriol (not to mention incorrect generalizations) likely cause most people to blow right by your post, ensuring that your message NEVER comes across. That's rational, reasonable advice from a NH conservative :)

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Brian Hayek Hynes

2:58 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012

I have no idea how people continue to behave in such childish, adolescent manners. Could you people be anymore intellectually dishonest? Stop it; It's not ONE parties fault; saying so is precisely the reason the median income today is back down to what it was is 1968. (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/09/13/inflation-adjusted-income_n_960588.html).. Yes Fox News is to blame; equally as much as CNN, MSNBC & ABC are as well.

Now this part is important, pay very close attention if you care about your future; or your families future. It may feel "good" to participate in sets of nonsense, ignorant, rhetorical emotional appeals but just when you attack someone on the internet because you don't like the conclusion of another person; Ad-verecundiam and ad-hominem fallacies are not valid responses, that's why they're called 'fallacies'. So quickly:

A) I am a licensed financial advisor (SEC & FINRA Series 7) and studied economics crashes for the greater part of my life (graduated with distinction University of Conn)
B) I'm Politically Objective; Independent where I never have, and will never, support either Barack Obama or Mitt Romney. In fact, I will never vote for ANY of these people; because they equally have illustrated they are criminals who proven that through the continued sociopathic abuse, have absolutely zero integrity

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Brian Hayek Hynes

3:01 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012

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C) The cause of the economic woes today and for the future to come can be boiled down to this: BOTH PARTIES HOLD ECONOMIC IDEOLOGIES THAT ARE IDENTICAL. It began with Clinton near the end of his term selling out at the end of his second term: Repealing Glass Steagal. George Bush's administration; primarily through Alan Greenspan took advantage of their positions to print unlimited amounts of money with new access to securities and created the dot.com bubble. What should have been a 4-12 month recession erroneously diverted through the new power of the central bank to pour massive amounts of money into financial institutions who made horrible investing errors who would have proceeded to go under. Under the the new power of the federal reserve, Greenspan decided to save his buddies by bailing them out through the power now presented to him. To do this he had to artificially lower interest rates to financial institutions to stay afloat. That dot com bubble was averted by infusing money to the very same institutions that should have collapsed; who then proceeded to keep these rates at all time record lows over the next few years to make sure his financial buddies could stay afloat. Well the same banks proceeded to do what they did before; now with encouragement invest irrationally in something new. Housing. Bush's administration multiplied the effect by deciding to enter two completely pointless wars through a deficit.

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Brian Hayek Hynes

3:02 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012

As the banks were infused with unlimited cash from a central bank; there was no need to attract the people's hard earned savings through CD's are traditional risk based loans. The other institutions who didn't fail soon merged or followed the lead by the Greenspan fed; why do we need petty working folk's savings when we have a printing press? The result was a direct incentive to invest AGAINST the customers through the same scheme that launched the dotcoms in 2000.

Greenspan retired in 2006; but his impact was not felt until the crash of 08. The problem? Bush then appointed Bernanke (who Obama re-appointed); who once again, REPEATED the same mistake as Bernanke multipled X50.Bush followed suit by issuing a fiscal banker bailout. When Obama came in, he decided to expand ALL THE SAME POLICIES. Obama issued the second banker bailout meanwhile the Fed behind closed doors was printing trillions, yes trillions, of dollars to decide which buddies would be bailed out for the horrible gambling gone wrong. Well; that's right, the same people again. Obama has worsened all of the mistakes that Bush made since then; with Bernanke once again directing the banks to form AN EVEN GREATER BUBBLE THAN THE HOUSING BUBBLE. That's the bond market itself.

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Brian Hayek Hynes

3:02 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012

And Obama, who by the way was funded by the Graveyard FInancial Institutions for his 2008 run. But under free market conditions; these guys would have been gone 12 years ago. Now Romney has stated that "Bernanke has done a good job averting a total collapse". Just like Bush said Greenspan did a good job preventing that 2002 dotcom recession. He didn't; he simply weakened us further and amplified the same mistake, yet again.

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So please do shut up about blaming Republicans or Democrats. I really am tired of this adolescent attitude that allows the FUNDAMENTAL ISSUE to be completely ignored.

Jeannine Stergios-Richardson

3:09 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Posting your Libertarian views is fine with me. I don't think our leaders understand the Federal Reserve.

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Tammy

3:19 pm on Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Jeannine-I believe our leaders do understand but expect/hope the people don't understand or care. Of course, I mean both parties.

Watts

6:39 pm on Thursday, October 11, 2012

Hey Dumpy, you may as well pack up your hopes over Romney taking New Hampshire. Even with that fluke debate and the following bump, Real Clear Politics still has Obama up by 4.5 and there just aren't that many undecideds in New Hampshire. Not happening.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2012/president/nh/new_hampshire_romney_vs_obama-2030.html

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News Flash

6:43 pm on Thursday, October 11, 2012

Wrong Rasmussen has it 48-48 in NH

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Jeannine Stergios-Richardson

6:51 pm on Thursday, October 11, 2012

Romney signs all over Merrimack. Drove down Baboosic Lake Rd and there were at least 20 houses with Romney signs. Have only seen one Obama sign in town.

Why are the Obama fans so angry?

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News Flash

7:07 pm on Thursday, October 11, 2012

Wrong Rasmussen National Romney + .07

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Watts

8:19 pm on Thursday, October 11, 2012

Those figures on Real Clear Politics actually include Rasmussen and weigh it very heavily (25% of average), so that 4.5 lead in New hampshire is actually inclusive of the traditionally Republican biassed Rasmusen poll figures. Without Rasmussen bringing the figures down, across all other polls, Obama would have an average lead of +6 in New Hampshire.

And I know how intellectually lazy you are to actually research anything, but if I am proving a link that includes the Rasmussen figures (which is obvious from the second that you look at the page at the link), you appear rather goofy to come back and say "wrong" and then reference the Rasmussen number as if it wasn't already in my post. That may work for people who are equally, intellectually lazy, but for anybody who would take the time to see the facts at the link, they would see how foolish you are with that type of response.

News Flash

7:23 pm on Thursday, October 11, 2012

Obama Losing Youth Votes?
Sinking Democratic support and waning political engagement among young people might cost President Barack Obama several million votes in November, according to a survey released Monday by the Pew Research Center.

Following Wednesday’s presidential debate, Obama’s support dropped from 65 percent to 58 percent among voters younger than 30, the survey found.

Pew determined that Romney’s support in the same demographic rose from 32 percent to 42 percent last week.

Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2012/10/09/obama-risks-millions-of-youth-votes-due-to-economy-debate-performance/#ixzz292HTZqBz

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News Flash

8:00 pm on Thursday, October 11, 2012

Hey, Obama we’re just not that into you -- why voters are divorcing the president

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2012/10/10/why-millions-voters-are-divorcing-obama/#ixzz292QjOr7r

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Watts

8:21 pm on Thursday, October 11, 2012

More improving job news. Unemployment claims down to 4 and a half year low...

http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/10/11/us-usa-economy-idUSBRE89A0R520121011

Now lets hear News Fish's conspiracy theory that the whole world is trying to ruin his day.

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News Flash

8:44 pm on Thursday, October 11, 2012

Here is what Witless Watts is posting all over the country today.
I quote Witless Watts:
blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah

What an intellectual genius you are.

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News Flash

3:37 am on Friday, November 2, 2012

3 debates latter America sees Obama that he is not up to the task

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Watts

4:32 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012

It is really cute when you two team up your comments. Ahhh...young love.

Watts

5:08 am on Saturday, November 3, 2012

This surprised me, too, but the conservative Washington Times is already throwing in the towel and calling this election for Obama:

http://communities.washingtontimes.com/neighborhood/ad-lib/2012/nov/2/why-romenys-losing-race-president/

"WASHINGTON, November 2, 2012 — Like it or not, Republicans are having to face up to a very sobering truth: Mitt Romney will lose the election."

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Watts

10:46 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012

So the "liberal media" conspiracy theory has now spread to include certain members of the most conservative media sources in the nation, as being liberal. She calls herself a "liberal," but at the Washington Times, being the "liberal" is like being Shepard Smith at Fox.

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