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New Hampshire will hold the last Senate primary before the 2022 midterm elections on Tuesday, with the contest influencing whether Republicans will control Congress next session. New Hampshire’s Senate race has captured the most attention, with the GOP vying to defeat Democratic Sen. Maggie Hassan, a first-term incumbent who won in 2016 by less than 1,000 votes and is seen as a “vulnerable” incumbent by Republicans. But her likely Republican opponent, Don Bolduc, could prove controversial in the blue state. The Republican Senate primary in which Bolduc is competing has been described by Politico as damaging to the party. Bolduc,...

New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu (R) endorsed state Sen. Chuck Morse in the crowded Republican primary field attempting to oust Sen. Maggie Hassan (D) in November. Sununu gave Morse the nod on Thursday, days before the Sept. 13 primary, one of the last of the 2022 cycle. The move comes as the Republican establishment rallies around Morse and after a Democratic PAC started boosting far-right candidate Don Bolduc, gambling that he would be easier for Hassan to beat in the general election. White Mountain PAC, which is aligned with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY), has committed millions in ad...

Democrats are fighting tooth and nail to hold on to their ultra-narrow Senate majority this year in a midterm election cycle that has several of the party’s most vulnerable incumbents facing voters amid rising inflation and surging gas prices. Republicans need to net just one new seat this year to reclaim control of the upper chamber. Still, Democrats are more optimistic about their chances of holding their Senate majority than they are their House majority and are eyeing several opportunities to flip GOP-held seats.

Chuck Morse warns that ACORN's goal is to take over America in new book By Michael Gaynor Morse has lots to say, and what he says about ACORN needs to be common knowledge if the "fundamental transformation" of America that ACORN and Obama have been pursuing is to be stopped. Chuck Morse is the host the radio talk show "Chuck Morse Speaks" which is nationally syndicated on the IRN/USA Radio Network Mon – Fri 10 AM – Noon ET. He is the author of books and columns that have been published in The Boston Globe, The Washington Times, The Providence...

Scott Brown is a Massachusetts State Senator running for the U.S.Senate as a Republican in a special election to fill the vacancy left by the death of Senator Ted Kennedy. The Massachusetts special election to fill the seat is less than two weeks away and the polls indicate that the race is tightening. Scott Brown, who is a solid moderate Massachusetts Republican with a fiscally conservative record in the Massachusetts State House, stands poised to pull off what would be the upset of the century. Think about it. State Senator Scott Brown, a Republican, elected to the U.S. Senate from...

During the course of my campaign for Congress against Rep. Barney Frank in 2004, I learned that the liberal icon had authored a law that struck down the exclusion clause to the immigration act. According to Clinton Administration director of the CIA James Woolsey, this law "had made it illegal to deny visas to members of terrorist groups." Frank had thrown open the floodgates to anti-American Islamic extremists who proceeded to recruit terrorists, raise funds for foreign terrorist organizations, and eventually blow up the twin towers on 9/11. I asked Frank why he created this law, one of the stupidest...

Carter Sold out Iran – 1977-1978 As if a light were switched off, the Shah of Iran, Mohammad Reza Pahlevi, portrayed for 20 years as a progressive modern ruler by Islamic standards, was suddenly, in 1977-1978, turned into this foaming at the mouth monster by the international left media. Soon after becoming President in 1977, Jimmy Carter launched a deliberate campaign to undermine the Shah. The Soviets and their left-wing apparatchiks would coordinate with Carter by smearing the Shah in a campaign of lies meant to topple his throne. The result would be the establishment of a Marxist/Islamic state in ...

Special Report Dem Altered Immigration Law to Further 'Gay' Agenda (CNSNews.com) - A Republican candidate for the Massachusetts congressional seat currently held by Democrat Barney Frank is reigniting debate over whether changes to U.S. immigration laws Frank sponsored made it easier for the 9/11 hijackers to enter and remain in the United States. Frank continues to deny the charge, but GOP challenger Chuck Morse accuses Frank of opening the "turnstiles of terrorism" by denying immigration officials the power to bar or remove non-U.S. citizens from the country based on their ideology. Cybercast News Service has learned that while Frank has...

As a traditional Jew, I'm deeply concerned over the plight of the Roman Catholic Church, which I consider to be the largest and most influential repository of conservative Judeo-Christian values in America today. I believe that those of us who care about the furtherance of a moral society have a stake in the future of the church as a moral force. The American church is under siege today, not only from the usual external forces but also from the weight of its own internal contradictions. The scandal of corrupt homosexual priests violating the innocence of minors in their care is,...

Since the first day he voted in an election, 47-year-old Chuck Morse was a registered Democrat. "I even came from a family of Democrats," said Morse. But now Morse says he is an independent and he is taking on the Democratic establishment by running against U.S. Rep. Barney Frank, D-Newton, in this year's 4th Congressional District race. The district includes Taunton, Bridgewater, Raynham, Berkley, Fall River, New Bedford and stretches all the way up to Brookline, Newton and Wellesley. Morse, of Brookline, says the party label is not as important as what you stand for and believe in. "I considered...

If you are one of the millions of conservatives who would like to see ultra-liberal Barney Frank out of Congress, you now have a good chance of achieving that--by supporting Chuck Morse who has obtained official ballot status in his campaign against Barney Frank. While Morse calls himself a ''Romney-Bush Republican,'' he registered too late to formally become the Republican candidate and thus is running as an Independent. The Massachusetts Republican Party has given no indication that it intends to put up its own candidate to oppose Frank this year, which means that Morse is essentially the de-facto Republican nominee....

When Sergio Pombo, a Latin American banker, approaches his contacts in the Latin American banking and investment worlds, seeking campaign financing support for U.S. Representative Barney Frank, is it really to position Frank as better equipped to prod financial institutions to serve the poor? Ponder that while I prepare your deed for alligator-infested waterfront property in the Everglades. In February, the Latin American Private Equity conference was held in Miami, and there was serious networking for Barney Frank going on, led by his good friend Pombo, chief investment officer in Private Equity and Investment Funds for Stratus Investments. Mr. Pombo...

If you are one of the millions of conservatives who would like to see ultra-liberal Barney Frank out of Congress, you now have a good chance of achieving that – by supporting Chuck Morse who has obtained official ballot status in his campaign against Barney Frank. While Morse calls himself a "Romney-Bush Republican," he registered too late to formally become the Republican candidate and thus is running as an Independent. The Massachusetts Republican Party has given no indication that it intends to put up its own candidate to oppose Frank this year, which means Morse is essentially the de-facto Republican...

If you are one of the millions of conservatives who would like to see ultra-liberal Barney Frank out of Congress, you now have a good chance of achieving that – by supporting Chuck Morse who has obtained official ballot status in his campaign against Barney Frank. While Morse calls himself a "Romney-Bush Republican," he registered too late to formally become the Republican candidate and thus is running as an Independent. The Massachusetts Republican Party has given no indication that it intends to put up its own candidate to oppose Frank this year, which means Morse is essentially the de-facto Republican...

Nuke em! Nuke em Now! The Nuclear attack against the Empire of Japan, August 6th and 9th, 1945, as horrible as it was, ended World War II and probably saved hundreds of thousands of American lives. Japan, with its suicide bombers, radical religion, and brutal aggression against its neighbors, would emerge from the rubble and become a model of peace and industry. While the suffering of the innocent Japanese victims of the atomic bomb is awful to contemplate, the Japanese people were spared the greater suffering and loss of life that would have undoubtedly accompanied a full-scale invasion of the ...

Morse takes on Rep. Frank R.J. HALLIDAY Gazette Staff Writer - 02/15/2004 Chuck Morse, a conservative author and radio talk show host from Brookline, is seeking to unseat liberal Fourth District U.S. Congressman Barney Frank in November's election. "I couldn't resist the opportunity to go up against an opponent with whom I have completely opposite views ideologically, politically and philosophically," said Morse, who at 47 has never held an elective office. . . . read the rest of the story online,

The criticism that President George W. Bush is now getting from the Democrats over the situation in Iraq parallels the type of criticism that President Harry S. Truman heard in the months after the fall of Hitler. President Bush had the moral courage to stop Saddam before he had a chance to commit the type of genocide Hitler committed. An August 12, 1945 article from Reuters entitled "Administration In Crisis Over Burgeoning Quagmire" states that "President Truman, just a few months into his young presidency, is coming under increasing fire from some Congressional Republicans for what appears to be a...

Barney's Frank is cooked July 23, 2003 | Print | Send "I wouldn't know him if I saw him," says Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.) of Boston radio talk-show host Chuck Morse. But Morse definitely recognizes the ultra-leftist Frank -- Frank is in Morse's political crosshairs. The talk-radio host is challenging Frank for the Massachusetts 4th District seat in 2004. "Barney Frank's policies are hurting America," Morse told me on Monday. "Barney Frank has voted for appeasement," says Morse. "He's voted against every defense budget going all the way back to Ronald Reagan." Morse points out that Frank is the author...

Boston radio talk-show host Chuck Morse, known for his conservative, pro-Constitution views, has announced that he is exploring the possibility of running against ultra-liberal Barney Frank for the latter's seat in Congress. Frank represents the Fourth Congressional District of Massachusetts, which includes such wealthy liberal suburbs as Brookline, Newton and Wellesley as well as the old industrial cities of Fall River, Taunton, and New Bedford. Morse, a Boston area resident, has been a radio talk-show host for six years and is presently on Salem Radio's Boston affiliate WROL. He is also a columnist whose articles have regularly appeared on Internet...