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First it was Planned Parenthood (those paragons of reproductive death health virtue), then onto the the convention of NJ Teachers Gone Wild (those paragons of union power educational virtue). Now, a new skewering brought to you by overblown acting, bad Russian accents, implausible business schemes, family relations that only a bad comedy writer would entertain….and …
And James O’Keefe is at it again – this time Medicaid! Read More »
OK, first thought, maybe OK. Serious thought: yes, this is a bad idea. DJ, you have done a LOT of good so far this year; this would not be included in that pile: House Majority Leader to Request Rules Change to Allow for Introduction of Caylee’s Law Bill Concord–House Majority Leader D.J. Bettencourt (R-Salem) announced …
Uncertainties? Here’s a few just off the top of my head in 5 seconds: Are taxes going up, down, or the same? Will the regulators with the conceit of "We know better" pile up tons of new regulations (or as the EPA is doing, issuing regulations with no regard to real world costs or reactions)? …
Imagine that: investors think the greatest risk to the economy is Government! Read More »
Wow, the public sector unions (OK, actually the union bosses) sure are afraid of the right-to-work bill passed by the New Hampshire Legislature and vetoed by Gov. John Lynch; their frantic, defensive reaction tells us so. The freedom that this legislation would provide is something we often overlook – but we cannot ignore. A good …
Dear colleagues, As many of you know, quite a few of our constituents have joined us in the debate as to whether or not we will become a Right to Work state. As you and they have heard from many quarters, states that have adopted Right to Work protections for their workers are much more …
A Letter by Speaker Bill O’Brien to his colleagues in the House Read More »
