On tonight’s and Sunday’s Ed Mosca Show — Jeff Goley and DWI. How Jeff Goley’s stupid and reckless action put New Hampshire motorists in grave danger. The story that Ray Buckley doesn’t want anyone to know.
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JEFF GOLEY AND DWI — The Story Ray Buckley Doesn’t Want Anyone to Know
Thursday, February 11th, 2010JEFF GOLEY — RUNNING FROM HIS RECORD
Monday, February 8th, 2010
Guess what’s not on the Jeff Goley for State Senate website. If you said even a mention of where he stands on the issues or his voting record, you guessed right.
Instead, all there is the usual platitudes about helping “working families” and “reducing health care costs,” lies all.
But who can blame young Jeffrey’s handlers. For ten long years, young Jeffrey has been a one-man tax-and-spend machine who is the first to say “how high” whenever Ray Buckley or some other political or union boss tells him to jump.
JEFF GOLEY — THE COVER UP CONTINUES
Sunday, January 31st, 2010
FORs (that would be “friends of Ray” as in the nefarious Ray Buckley) Shira Schoenberg, John Distaso, Tom Fahey, and Kevin Landrigan continue to be complicit in the attempted theft of State Senate District 16 by the Democrats.
Jeff Goley is no fiscal conservative. Not only has Goley voted for an income tax, he has also voted for a sales tax, death taxes, and higher interest and dividends taxes. But one would never know that from reading today’s columns by Schoenberg, Fahey and Landrigan, as they willfully ignore information sent to their respective newspapers specifically identifying the vote where Goley voted for an income tax.
It is not just Goley’s fiscal record that is being covered up by the FORs. Fortunately for the voters of District 16, this intrepid blogger has the records in issue.
SOME THOUGHTS ON SCOTT BROWN
Wednesday, January 20th, 2010Re John Stephen: Of course 10 months is a lifetime politically speaking, and John Lynch is no Martha Coakley, but there may never be a better opportunity to run for Governor, and get elected, as now. Should be thinking really hard about it.
Re John Lynch: Hoping someone will tell him that the last year has all been a bad dream.
Re Paul Hodes: Better make that call to Billy Shaheen about getting your old job back; you are not long for this political world.
Re Kelly Ayotte: Timing is everything, and it looks like her timing is impeccable.
Re Fran Guinta: See re Kelly Ayotte.
Re Carol Porter: Who knows what goes on in the head of an uber moon-bat.
Re Charlie Bass: Gotta be really happy that Bob Guida is in the race to pull votes away from Jennifer Horn. Otherwise, the voters’ mood for a house-cleaning and fresh faces would make the primary a lot more competitive for the old war-horse.
Re Jennifer Horn: Gotta be hoping that conservative voters don’t do what they always seem to do, which is to split their votes and let the moderate win.
Re John Kacavas: Telling himself, over and over again, it’s a long time to 2012, and Obama can turn it around, just like Clinton did, so I can run for Governor.
Re Ray Buckley: See John Lynch.
Re John Sununu, the senior: If I am dreaming, please don’t wake me up.
Re Dave Boutin: Trying to do his best Scott Brown impersonation.
Re Jeff Goley: Probably heavily soiled his pants around 9 pm last night.
BOUTIN versus PFAFF — WHO BETTER TO TAKE THE FIGHT TO GOLEY
Monday, December 28th, 2009
One thing that has me worried about a Terry Pfaff candidacy is how aggressively he would go after fellow firefighter Jeff Goley. More particularly, would Terry take the gloves off or would Goley’s status as a fellow firefighter inoculate him from the tough questions about his background and experience that need to be asked
The problem is that while Terry would be fighting by the Marquis of Queensbury rules, Ray Buckley who will be running the Goley campaign will show no such compunction going after the Republican nominee. Goley, like all the Dems do, will simply say — it was Ray; you know how he is. Which is such bullmanure.
I have to say advantage Boutin on this one.
FERGUS CULLEN IS BEING A HYPOCRITE
Tuesday, May 26th, 2009
Check out this thread from Red Hampsire, in which Fergus Cullen takes Fran Wendelboe to task for primarying (is there such a word), left-leaning Republicans. Gee, Fergus, I distinctly remember you reading Steve Vaillancourt out of the Republican Party when the Attorney General rejected Vaillancourt’s charges that Ray Buckley possessed child pornography. How come it’s OK for you to decide who a “real” Republican is, but Fran can’t? And by the way Fergus, Vaillancourt has more fiscal conservatism in his little finger than you and your bud, Bob Clegg, have in your entire bodies combined.