GOP activist banned from posting on Blue Hampshire

She's "in essence equivalent to a paid staffer for a political campaign"? That's some weak sauce. I'm in essence equivalent to a chimpanzee, but the devil's in the details.

democrats are good at silencing those whom do not share their opinion on issues.

I give you this video, with my voice that is clearly not Rowland's. As an added bonus, I get the Democrats banning cameras (or maybe just my camera) from public events.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJc1oIGovmQ

This is news? People post crazy and heated posts all of the time (dailykos comes to mind). Now if this person posted something that would incite immediate harm on another person then I would agree that this person should be reportd and banned. However, Bluehampshire bloggers you do quite a bit of posting on other sites so "clean out the sand" and stop your whining.

If this is news and every bit of silliness is going to get reported then I think politickernh.com needs to do a little expose on Representative Nancy Warren (D) from Rochester(arrested 4 times), who still is a current rep and planning to run for re-election.

Is it just me or are these pressers from Democrats becoming more whiny and more trivial and embarrassing as time goes by? I mean, using press releases to whine about every little thing they perceive as a transgression against their agenda such as citing 'unethical' support of lowering taxes, is really hysterically funny. This is true especially when you consider that Ray Buckley, the master of dirty tricks and nastiness, never minded calling up some little old lady and harassing her for an LTE he did not like...or worse. He constantly posts under pseudonyms (his writing style is obvious) and he's the head of the party!!!!

So big deal, a Republican posts a response to an attack on a perfectly legal and good effort by a group to institute a tax cap. I don't see the crime in that... or, taunting them with asking for more info, all done in fun. What you say, Demcrats are so uptight they can't have fun? I agree with gmcc -- what's good for the goose is good for the gander. Whoever posts comments has every right to do so as a citizen with an opinion, no matter who they work for. Crybabies. Wah wah wah!

then we have nothing to fear (From the Blue Hampshire thread on Tammy):

At the risk of being tedious, (4.00 / 2)
let me take this opportunity to say that people who want to cut taxes to reduce government services are very likely lazy and cheap. What they'd prefer is for someone else to do the necessary work to keep our society functioning and for them to do it for free.
This does not strike me as a moral attitude.
I think we need to redefine "moral" in terms of socially responible behavior, rather than personal behavior.
by: hannah @ Wed Jul 23, 2008 at 17:27:40 PM CDT

I mean seriously, what does that even mean? People want to cut taxes to receive free services? Morals shouldn't be about what an individual does? WTF mate?

I see my post was deleted.

I still don't see any proof of the accusation that she is a paid campaign staffer.

Censorship!

I still don't know why my other post was deleted because know for a fact that Ray Buckley does post to blogs all the time.

And I know firsthand what it's like to be the subject of one of his phone calls.

So what I posted was all true.

Guess what? No one has kicked Ray off the blogs where he posts.

But there is a double standard apparently, even here on PolitickerNH.

Ms. Simmons has the right to post her opinion if she wishes.
She works for a non-profit so the accusations are unfounded.

Besides, is there some law that says certain people can't post an opinion on a forum that allows anonymity?

I hope someone will answer these questions for me instead of merely deleting my posts.