The Dictator is dealing with multiple scandals which continue to grow more problematic for him. As Cuomo and Franken demonstrated, even once-popular politicians can be forced to resign when the scandals grow too damaging.
Over the last few days, you may have heard a lot about the $27 million dollar federal DHHS COVID grant, and then the all-out intimidation, threats, and assault on NH House Rep. Ken Weyler. Did Sununu create a smokescreen for another all-out attack on our freedoms?
Emergency Order #65 seemingly authorized law enforcement agents to enter any property without a warrant or consent of the owner, as long as it was for a reason related to corona-fascism. “We’re going to have our enforcement teams out there”, said Sununu.
as advertised, the Dictator Sununu has put the receipt of $27 million in federal funds to expand the unconstitutional vaccine registry (vaccine database to track who has been given the Covid-19 jabs) on the agenda for the Executive Council to approve for the state to receive
Sununu vetoed the bill, claiming that it would give the federal government control over background checks. The federal government already has that control; this bill would just eliminate the middleman.
The impetus for the protest was House Bill 544, a bill which would prohibit taxpayer dollars from being used to teach ‘critical race theory’ in New Hampshire’s public schools.
The mask mandate will not be renewed once it expires Friday night, according to Dictator Sununu. For the past year, innocent and healthy individuals in New Hampshire were compelled by law to cover their faces, indicating that they had no due process or freedom. Furthermore, Sununu made himself dictator of the state a year ago, shutting out the legislature from the lawmaking process. Finally, it appears that he may be giving a miniscule amount of liberty back to his subjects.
With coronavirus hysteria seemingly ramping down, now is a good time to start implementing some of our lessons learned to make sure that we’re never again subjected to such gross violations of human rights.
In New Development, Governor Virtually Signals That His Powers Supersede Those of the Legislature
Chris Sununu, who has quickly gained a reputation as one of most strict Coronavirus lockdown zealots in the US was not pleased with the protests, which sometimes included as many as 100 citizens.