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UPDATE 3: My plan is to keep updating this post every couple of das or when “an event” makes it worthy to do so. At this point, we are homing in on $7,000. Better yet, we’ve started our search for a Copyright litigator.
Julian is running for Congress in NH’s First Congressional District. I met up with him at the Hillsborough County Republican Committee’s 3rd Annual Machinegun Shoot this past Saturday at the Londonderry Fish & Game Club. I simply asked him “Why are you running?” and let him tell his story:
Know the system – exploit the system. Do the math and add in a wee bit of retribution as well and you get…..this!
It will be a year next month that I’ve been trying to get my School Board to acknowledge that their Policy JBAB is out of compliance with both the NH Constitution and NH’s Laws (RSAs).
I can thank my teachers of yore for the fine education I received growing up – we studied history, we studied the actions and philosophies that drove that history. Basic American Civics and norms were driven into our heads. Once becoming politically active, these lessons came alive again and the political advocacy we engage in …
Sometimes when you want to be involved in stuff, you get involved in TOO much stuff and one loses track. However, events of the last couple of days have reminded me that I need to catch up on the Gilford School Board activities that really boil down to a simple root cause.
Rich Girard is everywhere nowadays – and he has a good reason to be. A former Manchester City Alderman, former Manchester School Board member, he’s running to be the Republican nominee to run for Manchester Mayor and display the Socialist Joyce Craig. Sidenote: remember, a few years ago, the Question of the Day to Democrats …
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Judging by the reaction of New Hampshire’s left, the recently passed business tax deductions and Interest and Dividends (I&D) tax phaseout by the Republican-controlled legislature is an act in class warfare. But this is nothing new.
Ten members of Governor Sununu’s diversity council quit because the Governor signed anti-discrimination legislation. So members of the diversity council, which is supposed to fight against discrimination, quit because of a law that prohibits discrimination.
One of the first faces I saw after I drove into the Londonderry Fish & Game Club for the Hillsborough County Republican Committee was Christopher Maidment.
