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NH Lawmaker's Endorsement of Rape Shows Clear Need for NH to Prioritize Victims' Services

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Becky Geier
9 years ago

What a disgusting excuse for a human being!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

A man who endorses rape has no place making legal or major political decisions.

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Norman Parker
9 years ago

It's hard to imagine how people with these warped views, end up in positions of power. Sad.

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Elaine Stephenson
9 years ago

I think all these men who have been publicly endorsing rape in one form or another need to be investigated as possible rapists. There is no other reason to be an apologist for rape unless you somehow benefit.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

As homeowners in Meredith, it makes me ill to think men like Rep. Fisher could be our neighbors.

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Nancy Domoff
9 years ago

I'd comment but fear just took over my ability to write how I feel. And this happens in the USA. GEE ISNT IT GREAT TO BE HONEST. YOU SURE HE ISNT A DANGER TO OTHERS OH AND TO HIMSELF. DO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA REALLY HAVE A PLACE TO HIDE?

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Robert Pleasant
9 years ago

Can you imagine if the same thing were said about any other crime? "Murder isn't all that bad, because I'm sure the murderer is quite pleased. Theft isn't an absolute bad, because the thief is benefiting from it." This is disgusting, and this kind of attitude should not stand.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

He is twisted in his erroneous logic. He should not be in a position of leadership when half of his constituents are women. What an absurdly appalling comment to make! Recall this insensitive politician.

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Melissa Hanson
9 years ago

Get rid of this misogynistic pig. Rep Fisher needs to be replaced immediately.

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Frankie Winchester
9 years ago

This man is the worst excuse for a human being. I hope the people of NH will do the right thing and remove him from public office.

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Elisabeth Philbrick
9 years ago

Americans are so socially retarded. Freedom of speech has become an understatement.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Disgusting.

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Carol Gulla
9 years ago

Adequate funding for services for victims of sexual violence must be a priority in NH.

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Diane Mayr
9 years ago

How is it that in 2017 we are moving backwards toward barbarism?

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Joyce Gonzales
9 years ago

I fear for our nation with those in charge promoting rape culture.

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Michele
9 years ago

Just because a rapist "likes" it, doesn't make it right. Victims are the ones that should be protected.

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Casey Weeks
9 years ago Featured

As a victim of sexual assault the representative's comment is unforgivable and unbelievable! How can this person represent what is good for his constituents? Does he not have a mother, sister, aunt who needs support and protection against sexual predators?!!

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Brenda Dencer
9 years ago

Anyone who thinks this way is truly a monster; yet, an elected official feels it's acceptable to espouse such a horrific thought. This man should not be allowed to represent ANY residents of his state. I worry for the females of his state.

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Jeanne Boone
9 years ago

How can such absurd thinking be held in 2017.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

This guy needs to be impeached, or brought up in front of an ethics board, or something!! Put him in front of a bunch of angry women & let him say this again ... out loud. I bet he can't.