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To: jlallen who wrote (908308)	12/14/2015 9:03:21 AM
From: gronieel2	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1576979

*...Its a rubber stamp....* So allen, you're saying that judgeships in New Hampshire are political hacks appointed by the Governor. And they even offered you one but the Notary business was too good. I guess a lot of Portia Law School for Girls grads must migrate up there looking for government jobs. I don't think the Governor of New Hampshire will even see your comments his rubber stamp bi-partisan committee. He's got better things to do than hang out on obscure BBs with part time New Hampshire Notaries.

To: jlallen who wrote (908308)	12/14/2015 9:38:36 AM
From: gronieel2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1576979

"...Its a rubber stamp....lol You're clueless as usual..." JLAllen, are you really saying the Governor's appointment of Judges in the State of New Hampshire is merely approved by a rubber stamp committee even though they are supposed to be bipartisan? Those judgeships must not pay very well if you can make more witnessing real estate closings. Anyway, maybe I will ask the Governors office about the rubber stamp committee for judgeships you talked about. They will give us a straight answer I betcha.