Joe Kenney is running for the District One Executive Council seat that belonged to beloved north country icon Ray Burton. Like anyone running for office in 2014, Joe has a candidate Facebook page.
Things went awry at Joe's FB page the other night, and as luck would have it, I got a screenshot. Was Joe's page hacked? Did someone prank him while he wasn't looking? Does he have a high fever that is causing him to hallucinate? Someone logged in as Joe Kenney and gave some rather ill-tempered (and badly punctuated) replies:
Despite the protestations of supporters, Joe is a career politician. He's far too slick to answer Erik Corbett (a business owner who lives in District 1) so rudely. That does leave one wondering - who would?
The questionable responses have since been removed, with no explanation.
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Friday, February 14, 2014
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
The Party of Patriarchal and Stupid
In today's Telegraph, Kevin Landrigan does some damage control for Rep. Jordan Ulery in his role as cup bearer and tender to the NH GOP media narrative. Whenever Republicans get caught doing something stupid, they immediately try to pass it off as a joke.
I saw the emails. Ulery wasn't joking. He had no idea those were satirical sites. But hey - he says so, and that's good enough for the NH media, where GOP is always the default setting.
As for the picture in question, Ulery and Hopper had this to say:
I saw the emails. Ulery wasn't joking. He had no idea those were satirical sites. But hey - he says so, and that's good enough for the NH media, where GOP is always the default setting.
As for the picture in question, Ulery and Hopper had this to say:
Hopper said the photo is no different than advertising and programs on television going back to the “Dukes of Hazzard” series of the 1970s.
“The picture wasn’t any more offensive than what you can see on TV every night,” Ulery said.
It's awfully big of Ulery and Hopper to tell women what they should be offended by. Until they grow a pair of ovaries, however, they don't get to make that decision for their female colleagues, some of whom expressed their displeasure with the photo.
That's the most stunning thing of all. Hopper and Ulery heard from colleagues who stated that they were offended. In that situation, most of us would apologize profusely.
Not these two. Their response is to tell their colleagues that they don't have any right to be offended. (I'm pretty sure that neither of these ill mannered oafs would be pleased if hot, young male beefcake shots started being circulated by the women.) Their conduct here is disrespectful of their colleagues and flat out RUDE.
These fine patriarchs will make women's reproductive decisions for them, ignore the wage gap in NH, and now - tell women not to be offended by the soft core porn they like to ogle.
Nice to see the GOP working overtime to change their image as the party of stupid.
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