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: Chris King's 1st Amendment PageKingCast observes Kelly Ayotte's buddy Martha McLeod's modus operandi: Threaten anyone you don't like with arrest and stalking.
By Christopher King
"I have gone toe-to-toe with McLeod on the Cannon Mt. private/public partnership issue for the past couple of years...in early correspondence with Rep. McLeod asking her for comments on material that I had written on my goFranconia.com web site, she responded to me with a nastygram email threatening to send the State Police after me for harassing her via email. I had sent her a total of three emails - two of which she had responded to without indicating that they were harassing in any way and the third asking her comment on a controversial issue that she wanted to avoid - so instead threatened me with the strong arm of the law. So much for wanting to hear from her electorate.
Kathleen Taylor and Rep. McLeod are two peas in a pod....."[snip] read comments.
Kevin: Email me a copy of the nastygram at kingjurisdoctor@yahoo.com if you still have it.
Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on September 23, 2008 (boomark / email).
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