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: Chris King's 1st Amendment PageU.S. Senate watching new KingCast raw video: Senator Kelly Ayotte, Nashua PD and GOP's Ryan Williams sued for free press, racial violations.
By Christopher King
As you can see below the fold, someone in the U.S. Senate is mighty concerned about the Waiver of Summons I served last night against Tea Party toady and Niggermania-supported (para. 2) Kelly Ayotte. I also included Nashua GOP's Ryan Williams, Di Lothrop, Dennis Hogan, Nashua Police Chief Don Conley, Nashua Lieutenant John Fisher (already a named Defendant in Gorsuch v. Fisher et al. 2010-CV-495) and Officer James Hargreaves. In the video watch how New Hampshire Communications Chair Ryan Williams tells Hargreaves what to do, then slithers away like the snake he is, but he didn't escape the watchful eye of KingCast cameras as he peered back to check out the progress of the unlawful expulsion.
Based on information, eyeball observation and belief, Senator Kelly Ayotte told Williams to tell Hargreaves to drive me out of the entire Nashua Crowne Plaza Hotel, and if I'm incorrect, then Hargreaves is going to take the fall on his own. Whatever the case, it's just a story about a little journalist trying to cover publicly-advertised rallies held on commercial property subject to substantial State and Local licensing and permitting. Here is the Second Amended Complaint in KingCast v. Friends of Kelly Ayotte et al., NH Dist. 2010-CV-501.
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Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on February 25, 2011 (boomark / email).
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