In less than six weeks (my next haircut happens on the day before) Election Day; I have considered if I should risk my life, family and reputation to call out an alarming concern if things specifically happen on Election Day, our state will never be the same. I have waited until I felt it was the right time to call out in fairness  to verify Kelly Ayotte’s dangerous political rhetoric she has done well before she registered to run for governor this spring.

In July 2023, Ayotte announced her run for Governor following the announcement weeks before incumbent governor Chris Sununu was not seeking reelection. She pressed extremely hard on an anti-Massachusetts agenda. Later in the year, the campaign was amended t o have a tagline of “Don’t Mass Up New Hampshire” referring to the 3 letter swear word, as a dog-whistle to people from Massachusetts to be foolish people.

But as spring sprung into summer, Kelly goes off the rhetoric of our neighbors to the south as a fellow state in the USA to shout out to the 2024 NBA Finals winners, the Boston Celtics, and did a shoutout from Fenway Park not too long before or after.

So I guess Massachusetts is not as bad as she touts repeatedly, often tagging Joyce Craig on social media, also like Trump gives her a political pet-name such as “Sanctuary Joyce Craig” or “Flailing” Joyce Craig – on her official social media channels.

Her dog-whistles of inaccessibility will make you appreciate what Chris Sununu has done with everyone, including my group. You don’t have to agree with him on everything, but at least he had all 1.3 million Granite Staters in heart, where Ayotte is very explicit to only serve the 300,000 instead. Is that an existential  threat? I would say so.

I put together 3 different points on what Kelly has shown us to the public, and what a governor’s office will be.

Our first X-Governor (Formerly known as Twitter)

Whether it’s X, formerly known as Twitter, Insta, Facebook, or what, Ayotte shows that she is not willing to do the hard work that’s outside of locking up illegal aliens, or perceived bad criminals. As a public official, she’ll probably pretend to be celebrity and block people who reasonably question her motives.

If you think it’s just in the cyber world, don’t be surprised to see her blocking you IRL. I suspect that after January, the New Hampshire State House will have selective security and make her more inaccessible to people she simply doesn’t like and anyone who feels the need to go to her to express their political concerns is most likely going to be “security threat” to her ego.

Her Circles (A very specific group)

Ayotte really surrounds herself of strong-men law enforcement officers, that often are very aggressive to reducing crime by being a bad-cop/street smart mind, and officers who harass local residents who assume they are doing something bad.  She goes up north to the perceived true-New-Hampshire to people closer to their dying days. She can attract a millennial vote, but not a crowd. (Gee, wonder why?)

She also loves the people who served our country in the Military Industrial Complex, on April Fools Day, she posted on X, that she was at Easterseal in Manchester for apparently services for military veterans, but ES was well known for supporting the IDD population as World Autism Awareness Day occurred a day later.

For the case of “development disabilities [sic]” seen on her social media, according to my sources, she won’t have the power to zero out budgets for wait-lists and other non-entitlements in the Medicaid system, but any policies regarding my group will most likely be done without my (or peers similar to my) group. As she posted in the summer time, with that quoted group in verbatim, she only had photo ops people in power, and not ones who are receiving services. You could make a case to prevent political exploitation, but it’s in Kelly’s character that she does not really want to be involved with her own citizens as if Governor/citizen power differential similar to a teacher/student relationship. In short, we are her adversary

Ayotte’s Character (this Statewide election is on character)

It was no accident, on The Weekly Zoo, we quickly developed a nickname that was suited perfectly for Kelly, called the Kyotte Watch taking her first letter of her given name, and replace her first letter of her surname.

Despite her one element of femininity  of this biological female, she inside is a man. She likes to hold others below her more accountable than her. She was known to purge emails that were not pursuant to be purged to the Right to Know Law, and wrote memos ordering state and local employees to follow the public records law, and also appeared as a guest on the Community Access channel in Londonderry just as some scandal of her deleting emails circulated.

Despite being a lawyer she has never practiced privately, not as kickass defense attorney where a good defense attorney is a former prosecutor.

In closing, for a governor, that in New Hampshire has the least amount of executive power than the other 49 states, with over $4 plus million fed to her campaign, with her handlers of 2 other people than Ayotte, a very frugal campaign, with dreams of being the top cop instead, The Governor is not the highest paid state funded employee either. With a highly toxic attitude to non French-Canadians that her only friends are the elderly and law enforcement officers… should be concerned of a Meldrim Thompson 2.5 in a dress instead? Thompson was much dumber than Ayotte, but had lots of ammo of attacking his opponents that lived his own state in the 1970s (that was really the 1950s for the Granite State standards)

Her dog-whistles of inaccessibility will make you appreciate what Chris Sununu has done with everyone, including my group. You don’t have to agree with him on everything, but at least he had all 1.3 million Granite Staters in heart, where Ayotte is very explicit to only serve the 300,000 instead. Is that an existential  threat? I would say so.

Vote carefully and responsibility in six weeks from now.