On the Brink of Collaps: Bad Roofs, Murder and Corruption IV

The Provocateur ^ | 10/03/2009 | Mike Volpe

[fiscon1]

In the world of New Hampshire politics, the Executive Council holds a great deal of sway. One of their duties is to approve the nominations of Superior Court Justice nominees. On the 23rd of September, the Council held a marathon session that included a public hearing in which people could speak on both sides of potential nominations of a series of Superior Court Justices. One of the nominees is Marguerite Wageling. Marguerite Wgaeling is currently the Hillsborough County Attorney, the equivalent of a DA in most states. Wageling has held that post since the beginning of 2004. Wageling has the support of the state's main newspaper the New Hampshire Union Leader. The majority of the speakers at this hearing held a similar opinion to the Union Leader. One speaker in particular, however, saw it differently. That speaker was Gerard Beloin.

[junkman_106]

Read and understood. A fine example of political “head up your A$$” response. I especially like the way they cleverly avoided even looking at the material and kept referring to “sending it to the ‘current’ AG”, as if that was really going to happen. Molon Labe.