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Amy Goodman, Democracy Now and KingCast see NH Senate women run strong, make majority in NH but liar Martha McLeod (and other bad apples) lose big.

By Christopher King

Davey Kenney told me last night about this article. That fits well with my election day observation that she couldn't bust a grape, even amongs Dems. Now she's gotta face the music and Kidd v. Department of Justice, 362 F.Supp.2d 291 D.D.C. (2005) in KingCast v. McLeod, 08-E-192 for her failure to provide public emails and her history of deceit. Whether I win or lose, the word is out about her, and New Hampshire is better for the experience.
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But that's not all. Other deceitful NH Politicos got smoked last week too. HB1428 Supporter John Tholl ran a last-minute campaign on DUI, but everyone knows he espouses police abuse because he let his boy Fleming rough up Diane Lyon, look at her arm. Here's the first time I mentioned the case.

And Coos County (Coos means crooked in Native American tongue) Attorney Keith Clouatare lost to Democrat Robert Mekeel. One KingCast correspondent sent a news story that read:

"Nine Coos police chiefs and the Coos Sheriff had endorsed his reelection. But in the end, Clouatre said the strong Democrat turnout made it a tough election for Republicans."

Nah, dawg, maybe it was a plea for integrity that carried the Day. Read the email to me from Diane Lyon in the comments and remember Cloutare's pathetic performance in the DWI vehicular homicide trial of Emily Ridley, whose driving killed Brandon Newton. Now Brandon Newton's family will have no justice or closure because Cloutare didn't ask for a continuance when Sgt. Todd Cohen, an accident reconstruction specialist failed to appear. I believe Ridley had been convicted on prior occasion so the state's case had some merit. This is all that's left of Lorna Colquhoun's Union Leader story.

"Becky Newton wishes the jury had had the opportunity to hear testimony from the state police sergeant in charge of the accident reconstruction team that investigated her son's death last year."

You know Sgt. Cohen: He's the one that ran over the Clements -- two innocent bicyclists -- without reprimand or any sanction as noted in this post.

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on November 11, 2008 (boomark / email).