Murdough

After New Hampshire GOP chairman John H. Sununu effectively excommunicated Murdough from the party, state GOP spokesman Ryan Williams followed up, calling Murdough "a despicable racist" and saying that "(h) is racist views are abhorrent, and he is not welcome in the New Hampshire Republican Party."

New Hampshire State House Candidate Running On White Supremacist Platform 2010

Murdough filed as a Republican candidate earlier this month, but the Ashland, New Hampshire man's extreme views have since led the state GOP to publicly condemn him and ban him from using party resources.

New Hampshire State House Candidate Running On White Supremacist Platform 2010

(The site currently advertises a "moneybomb" for Murdough, with a fundraising goal of $2,500.)

New Hampshire State House Candidate Running On White Supremacist Platform 2010

In a caustic letter titled "We must preserve our racial identity" published by the Concord Monitor at the beginning of the month, Murdough offers his beliefs on white supremacy and racial segregation:

New Hampshire State House Candidate Running On White Supremacist Platform 2010

Murdough met with Bill Clinton prior to the outlandish "clips" aired about Rev. Wright.

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On receiving the blow with the whip, Murdough instantly plunged his Bowie knife into the abdomen of Meeks, and killed him on the spot.

The Anti-Slavery Examiner, Omnibus American Anti-Slavery Society

Meeks, felt called on to state what he had seen of the conflict, and did so, and Murdough gave him the d-- d lie, for which Meeks struck him.

The Anti-Slavery Examiner, Omnibus American Anti-Slavery Society

Meeks, felt called on to state what he had seen of the conflict, and did so, and Murdough gave him the d-- d lie, for which Meeks struck him.

The Anti-Slavery Examiner, Part 3 of 4 American Anti-Slavery Society

On receiving the blow with the whip, Murdough instantly plunged his Bowie knife into the abdomen of Meeks, and killed him on the spot.

The Anti-Slavery Examiner, Part 3 of 4 American Anti-Slavery Society

Touching that varlet Knight, Sir Frank de Dock, I have naught to say, save and excepting only that he be a caitiff and base-born dotard that did deride me and steal away unto his castle this very night when I did supplicate him to regale me with goodly viands around the board of that noble host, the gracious Sir Wralsy of Murdough.

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