Vandals key cars outside NHGOP event at
Concord High; attendee carrying gun draws
heat from school board
Posted By: NHChemist, 4/16/2024 8:40:27 AM
Vandals keyed the cars of at least 10 members of the state Republican Party while the group held its biennial convention inside Concord High School on Saturday. “There’s already too much vitriol in partisan politics,” Party Chair Chris Ager said. Ager said he had heard of as many as two dozen attendees, all parked together, who said they had found key scratches on their cars. “Any acts of violence, or vandalism or vitriol on either side, I don’t think, helps the people of New Hampshire.”
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The Concord Monitor is a Progressive (Regressive) paper. Note the emphasis on a gun as opposed to threats to Republican lawmakers. Another article in a different outlet reported threats that Republican lawmakers have received including “blow a ****** hole in a gun owner’s head today. Save our children from GOP pr*cks.”