VIDEO: Activists Protest at NH Governor's House for First Time Ever

[Protestors in front of NH governor's home for the first time ever.]

As originally announced here at Free Keene, approximately one hundred people gathered Sunday afternoon at New Hampshire's "governor" Chris Sununu's house at 71 Hemlock Ct. in Newfields, NH. Many had been pushed over their limit by his recent statewide mask mandate, but it wasn't just about him trying to tell people what to wear, it was also about ruining businesses and destroying jobs and lives with his "emergency orders".

Sununu's edicts have invaded our homes and businesses, so now we're invading his. It's been a long time coming and today was a lot of fun as we joined together from across NH. Sununu's gubernatorial primary challenger, Nobody, was in attendance and purchased hundreds of dollars worth of pizza for the crowd on the cold, late-fall afternoon. Ten-year-old Lucas, who earlier had been calling out Sununu on a megaphone, grabbed a pizza and attempted to walk it up the driveway to offer it to the multiple state police officers that had been assigned to protect "HIS EXCELLENCY". They told him to leave the property, as is shown in this highlights video by Vincent Moore from Shire Free Media:

Also, when the Domino's driver pulled up, he had on a mask but removed it and smiled as he received plenty of cash tips from the excited attendees. It was a great day for us, but probably not for Sununu as he hid inside his home like the cowardly, sniveling politician he is.

Despite sending out a press release to mainstream media, only one reporter showed up from Seacoast Online and she published a pretty fairly written story.

For more longform coverage, check out the full two hour livestream from Breaking the Flaw here:

Protests at Sununu's home are expected to continue regularly until he rescinds his tyrannical "orders". Stay tuned here to Free Keene for the latest.