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CONCORD, N.H.—Last week, the House Freedom Caucus members exposed a new massive annual $60 million Medicaid expansion program.
One would not think the Commerce and Consumer Affairs Committee would be all that exciting, and in a normal world, it wouldn’t (it’s a lot of boring insurance stuff with a sprinkling of liquor), but we don’t live in a normal world anymore.
Democrats in the State Senate are selling this pig as a budget for New Hampshire. It’s a budget for Democrats. They claim they’ve been in communication with the governor so why does it have things in it they know he will never support? Like an income tax.
Chris Sununu supports some sort of legisaltive action on the issue-du-jour of Paid Family Leave. On this, we disagree. And we couldn’t disagree if he wasn’t trying, which he is. Which means Democrat Sen. Dan Feltes claims Sununu lied – is a lie.
Today, Governor Sununu kept his promise and vetoed Senate Bill 1 – the Democrats’ Paid Family Leave bill that is nothing but another huge government-run program paid for with a tax on the incomes of hard-working Granite Staters who DON’T WANT an income tax. The Democrats’ solution to paid leave — Senate Bill 1 (SB1) …
Governor Sununu VETOES the Democrats’ Income Tax! Read More »
This: And this: So, I don’t know if this guy provides “Paid Family Leave” to his employees. If he does NOT, he wants to provide “Paid Family Leave” without bearing the full cost. Senate Bill 1 requires non-exempt businesses (businesses that do not provide the benefit themselves) to impose a payroll tax on their employees, …
New Hampshire MUST Pass PAID FAMILY LEAVE … So Democrats Can Vacation in the Caribbean Read More »
This from Governor Sununu’s “Policy Director”: “Voluntary,” “financially solvent” – sounds just like private insurance, which begs the question: If it is possible to have a “Paid Family Leave plan” that is “voluntary” and “financially solvent,” then why isn’t such a product already available to employees through private insurers? Because “Paid Family Leave” covers situations …
