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Obama, King win big in NH, deceitful Dem Martha McLeod properly comes up as Big Loser in Senate race.

By Christopher King

Absolutely unbelievable is the only way to describe the evening's events, and no one understood the gravity of the situation more than President-elect Barack Obama: ?I couldn?t have done it without the support of KingCast,? said a tearful and introspective Obama.

?I owe it all to Christopher King. That guy really rocked in KingCast v. Ayotte and he?s set to really define a new paradigm of open government in KingCast v. McLeod..... And as King used rhetorical advocacy reminiscent of his namesake and foreshadowed in his oral argument nearly a year ago before Judge Vaughn, people were indeed taking notice of me and my pledge of change and open government.

Next I will see to it that the New Hampshire School Board Association (NHSBA) changes its position on restrictive speech in the public schools, and that Vice President Biden oversees the prosecution of Gregory W. Floyd for being an habitual 18 U.S.C. 922(g)(1) violator ? as he promised to Mr. King and thousands of others from his Nashua town hall meeting.?

President-elect Obama smiled as he continued:

?The people of New Hampshire have spoken, the people of America have spoken, and the World will become a much better place for it.?

Reached for comment at his new office, King said

?I?m thrilled to see a New Day in America. We've got Good Law to beat Kelly and we've got Good Law to beat Martha. Barack did what he had to do and I did what I had to do.?

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Meanwhile, Martha McLeod was seen sniveling at her loss to Republican John Gallus, forever an outcast in her own town of Franconia, owing to her history of deceitful actions as she helped Republican NH AG Kelly Ayotte try to whitewash America about the Truth of Bruce McKay?s tenure as a "classic rogue bully hiding behind his badge" in Franconia. His peers said that.

The Union Leader agrees with the KingCast postion, on Mcleod, as noted in the comments. All those Dems winning across the country and that bird couldn't even bust a grape. She lost, but she actually had a fighting chance were it not for her general sense of idiocy and self-righteousness in forwarding properly-failed HB 1428 Bruce McKay Highway.

I look forward to seeing Miss Martha and hubby in court in a few weeks pursuant to Kidd v. Department of Justice, 362 F.Supp.2d 291 D.D.C. (2005).

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on November 04, 2008 (boomark / email).