[circumbendibus]

Update found on another website:

November 21, 2011

Dear Representatives Accornero, DeLemus and Baldasaro:

I have just had a meeting with Attorney General Delaney concerning the Ballot Law Commission hearing on November 18. He is concerned over how members of the House conducted themselves during and following the hearing, as well as for the safety of a member of his office who attended the meeting in an official capacity.
I am requesting that the Chief of Protective Services, Randy Joyner, conduct an investigation of the incident and provide a written report to me. In addition, I have been informed that the Attorney General has requested that Colonel Quinn of the State Police have his office conduct a review of the incident. Please provide both Protective Services and the State Police your full cooperation and candor should they contact you. I am deferring any meeting concerning the issues underlying the November 18 hearing or the hearing itself until these reviews are completed.

Sincerely,

William L. O’Brien
Speaker of the House

cc: Attorney General Michael A. Delaney
Deputy Attorney General Ann Rice
House Majority Leader David J. Bettencourt
Colonel Robert L. Quinn, Director of State Police
Chief of Staff Robert D. Mead
House Clerk Karen O. Wadsworth
Chief of Protective Services Randy Joyner

[Seizethecarp]

That is ominous. The whole episode, or most of it, is on tape on the web. The one out-spoken Rep. (Accornero?) might be accused of making a threat on the committee member with the comment about making sure the member leave the house in a mask, or something like that.

Using the investigation of the alleged threat as a pretext for putting off a hearing on Obama’s eligibility doesn't seem appropriate. Just an excuse for more foot-dragging.

[GregNH]

New Hampshire could use a motto makeover

Live Free Or Die; Death Is Not The Worst Of Evils

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