Kelly Ayotte’s “web of deceit” in New Hampshire will follow her to Washington

 

“Newly Elected Women Who Will Make History by Newt & Callista Gingrich describes (former N.H. Attorney General) Kelly Ayotte as one of  “The Year of the Republican Woman,” 2010 “who was at the forefront of the movement to reclaim government for the American people.” Before being elected to the U.S. Senate, Kelly Ayotte served for five years as New Hampshire’s first female Attorney General. Upon her victory on November 2nd, Senator-elect Kelly Ayotte reminded us: “New Hampshire has sent a clear message to Washington: No more business as usual. No more spending money we don’t have on programs that don’t work. And no more back room deals. The people of New Hampshire have spoken, and their message is resounding: We’re taking our country back. With our nation at a crossroads, you have stood up to say loud and clear that in America, the people rule. This seat belongs to the people of New Hampshire, and that’s where it must remain.””

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During Kelly Ayotte’s campaign for U.S. Senate (which she won), the Concord Monitor reported that “she mentioned her decision to seek the death penalty in the Addison case to her political adviser, Rob Varsalone and her opponent Democratic candidate U.S. Rep. Paul Hodes says Ayotte was using the case for political gain. Ayotte denies any decisions in the case were politically motivated.”

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Kelly Ayotte is very politically motivated. During her tenure as Attorney General, she covered up official corruption within the Farmington Police Department. She maliciously prosecuted Bill Miller of Farmington on a trumped up charge of threatening Chief Roberge. Bill spoke to the clerk at the town hall and requested the resignation of Farmington Police Chief Scott Roberge. Bill was falsely arrested in October 2007. IRAQ VETERAN VICTIM OF GOVERNMENT ABUSE. Bill was subjected to drugging for 18 months when a trial was finally held. Bill was found NOT GUILTY! Kelly Ayotte, with the assistance of D.A. Janice Rundles (who left this position in December 2007 landed a position in the A.G.’s office), attempted to silence Bill because he had evidence of corruption and cover up by Police Chief Scott Roberge and officers Scott Ferguson  and Kevin Willey.

Unfortunately for us, Kelly Ayotte’s “web of deceit” in New Hampshire will follow her to Washington and her decisions will affect other states. Can we expect “”no more business as usual and no more back room deals”? Or will history repeat itself?