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Editor: The author has asked to remain anonymous. In New Hampshire, family courts have outwardly been a two-decade battleground between parents and the legislature—those striving to restore due process and accountability, while others are committed to continuing an irretrievably broken system. Unsurprisingly, meaningful corrective provisions for due process, appeals, and redress options are notably absent in … Read more
Last week, Bryan Gould was sworn in to the New Hampshire Supreme Court by Governor Kelly Ayotte, after the retirement of Justice James P. Bassett. Filling a critical seat, Justice Gould will help shape the direction of all NH law for decades to come, significantly impacting critical issues such as life and religious and civil … Read more
From: A citizen for Transparency in the NH Justice System Our founders designed a government in which no man, however learned or cloaked in robes, would be unanswerable to the people from whom his power is drawn. They did not merely establish courts, but enshrined the expectation of character. If those who sit in judgment … Read more
YEESH, my fellow statespeople once again embarrass me. The legislature passed HB 81, allowing grown adults to take their beer and martinis with them to the restrooms. Odd? And you ask why? It’s so nobody can put a drug into the drink when you’re not there. This is an idiotic bill: our legislators are … Read more
I’m sure you’ve all thought about property tax, especially when it comes time to pay them. But have you ever considered how they work? Aside from the fact that NH schools are funded by them – and you’d think that property taxes were the only funding, but they’re not. The Concord school system receives approximately … Read more
Those who have had an abortion know the truth and the difference between a Dilatation and Curettage (D&C for miscarriage) and abortion. Ms. Shaheen and I share vastly different experiences at the precious Oyster River School system we both attended. At 15, I got pregnant with my high school sweetheart. I had no idea when it happened. My parents … Read more
The NH-BIA pandering Bradley is just more of their same stroking-the-pet advocacy approach. It says: Be Our Boy, and Good Things Come Your Way. Senate membership is small and a bit clubby. The message of individual gratification is clearly received by all. Buying influence in the Senate is much more affordable than a sprawling crowd like the House. We … Read more
I must ask, why? Why are you running to be the President of the United States? I watched several clips of your interview with Dana Bash, and I was not impressed. To me, you looked furious at having to be there and absolutely uninterested in any actual questions. Your “baby nieces” made you seem a bit excited, and you … Read more