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KingCast sees disingenuous NH State Rep. Martha McLeod take a powder; properly lost her post over HB 1428 Bruce McKay highway.

By Christopher King

The Union Leader's Tom Fahey -- pictured with me telling him The Real many months ago in production of short film "Franconia 5/11: Injustice on Stilts" wrote this:

We said it could happen and it has. Rep. Martha McLeod lost her post as vice chairman of a House Finance subcommittee after she challenged Democratic leadership over a move to memorialize Franconia Police Cpl. Bruce McKay.

She asked for a mile-long stretch of Interstate 93 in Franconia Notch, or Route 18 nearby, to be named for McKay. She got neither, and was bumped, as happens when people in leadership posts take on the powers above.

I say that's not entirely accurate. In fact, it's not accurate at all. It's total crap. She had the backing of:
Governor Lynch.
NH AG Kelly Ayotte.
State Police Chief Rusell Conte.

I dunno. Seems to me you can't get any more "powers above" than THAT. Nah, sorry Tom she got the boot because the People have spoken, by and through State Reps like Edmond Gionet, who wrote me as noted.

You should read the two "three-blind mice" posts one and two about Martha McLeod, who can't stand me. After I wrote this nice letter to her and she dissed me, I can say the feeling is mutual, dearie.

The State's dog and pony show is drawing to a close, and the dominoes are falling.

Related video: The Minutemen "Vietnam," where 3-time felon Gregory Floyd never was.

KingCast: We Jam Econo; make a stench. Quotes from the movie: "The whole idea of the Minutemen was to make our life....into art." "The Minutemen's music had no real precedent.... and it was radical."

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on February 17, 2008 (boomark / email).