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That would be blatant hypocrisy, by the way. OK, admittedly I’m late on this but hey, better late than never.
You’re a Republican operative AND communications guy – did you forget to check the history on your client’s voting record BEFORE sending this (and others) out? Isn’t that just basic standard procedure – protect your client? Patrick Hynes is a Republican operative and comms guy at Hynes Communications – he should know better. Look at this presser:
PRESS RELEASE
The Tax Foundation has released their 2017 State Business Tax Climate Index, and New Hampshire ranks 7th best in the nation.
That’s impressive considering how poorly the Granite State did in some key categories. It ranked 46th for Corporate taxes (this report does not account for the recent reductions in that tax), 43rd for Property taxes, and 41st for unemployment taxes.
According to the FDA, a local bakery that sells granola in Massachusetts and New Hampshire has to change its label. Love is not an ingredient.
In a letter dated Sept. 22 to West Concord, Mass.-based Nashoba Brook Bakery, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration took the company to task for a number of food-safety violations and mislabled ingredients. Among them: an ingredient called “love.”
You know, that thing that we used to have? Where the participants involved make their own deals and agreements for mutual benefit? And Government used to just make sure that all of them would live up to their agreements – and not lord over them like Royal Monarchists or Communist apparatchiks in mandating how they will interact ahead of the transactions? Silly me, I used to think that the NH GOP really used to believe in its platform. Like this one (emphasis mine):