In “blue hampshire,” the President got something like 80% of republican votes, notwithstanding democrats’ attempt to steal the primary for Nikki Haley

[“Possibilities for How ‘the American Experiment’ Will End”;

“new hampshire primary update”; and

“axios has nEGRO Tim Scott on Trump's short list of veep candidates.”]


By Anonymous
wednesday, january 24, 2024 at 4:40:00 a.m. est

I read that 70% of Nikki voters were NOT Republicans—they were DemonRats or “Independents” who voted for Nikki to hurt Trump. I read someplace that only 20% of Nikki voters were Republicans—so 20-30 percent seems to be her actual score among Republicans.


By Anonymous
wednesday, january 24, 2024 at 4:53:00 a.m. est

Sitting out the election is a bad choice—the only chance this country has is if Trump wins and fights back against the elites. Scott is not a bad man—just kind of a nothing other than being black. Although I don’t approve of how he made his money (pump and dump), Vivek actually seems to be a good influence on Trump. I think Vivek is behind Trump’s declaration against digital currency. Vivek also has a list of those unjustly prosecuted by the Biden government— including January 6th defendants—which he says Trump must pardon on the first day. Of course all this is academic unless something is done to cut back election cheating.


By Anonymous
wednesday, january 24, 2024 at 7:23:00 a.m. est

Blue Hampshire voting is a mess. Out-of-state college students doing the same-day walk-in voting, even if they also vote in their home state. There have been a few rare prosecutions. But basically it’s a zoo, a free-for-all, perceived to be almost as big an entitlement as free tuition, no-repayment-needed student loans.


By Grand Rapids Anonymous
wednesday, january 24, 2024 at 10:22:00 a.m. est

On zh, there’s a group that tells others who think that voting harder will not work—“we’re beyond voting the country’s problems away.”

Meaning only civil war can change the path to full commie “America” (not far away).

There’s too many of “them” in our big cities, and not enough of “us.” WE are mostly in small towns—and there are a lot of us there—it just doesn’t translate to political power.

--GRA

N.S.: Tim Scott is bad. A few years ago, he made an ultimatum to the gop: eliminate some bill, or I'll bolt the party. It was regarding something helpful to Whites.