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Steve MacDonald Drew Cline gets a Bam! for this response… You just bought a $575,000 lake house that has its own guest quarters. https://t.co/uXiH3UsqQK — Drew Cline (@DrewHampshire) August 18, 2016 …to this tweet by Bernie Sanders. I'm not sure people who have money understand what poverty is like, including the toll fighting for survival takes on … Read more
We’ve followed the short but storied career of Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane since her earliest days in that office. Elected. Democrat. Woman. Protecting corrupt Democrats in positions of power. Lying. Using her office to get even (successfully). A combination of which led to her prosecution and conviction for leaking grand jury documents and perjury.
The New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute may well be just another government shill among many but they get points for this interactive map of New Hampshire Revenue by month. Hover to see totals, tabs offer different views, and you can select radio buttons (upper right) to filter for a specific revenue stream. <a href=’http://www.nhfpi.org/resources/data-viz/state-revenues-receive-two-thumbs-fy-2016-performance.html’><img alt=’ … Read more
Good dog for sitting still. And quite clever. But lose the reflection from the ceiling light next time (distracting) .
We discuss AFP’s legislative scorecard for New Hampshire, scorecards, and surveys in general, the advantages for workers and state economies of passing Right to Work, a tiny diatribe to the grumpy electorate, why votes matter, and more.
Greg Moore guest hosts as we discuss AFP’s latest legislative scorecard for NH, other political surveys, the advantages to workers and state economies of passing Right to Work, a tiny diatribe to the grumpy electorate, why votes matter, and more. Download this segment – Entire Podcast Catch up with the podcast – follow us – support … Read more
Sen. Shaheen was grateful. She was. SHAHEEN STATEMENT ON SGT. BOWE BERGDAHL’S RELEASE June 2, 2014 U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) released the following statement after it was announced that Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl was being released after five years in captivity in Afghanistan: “I was so grateful to hear of Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl’s release after … Read more
The Union Leader is reporting that New Hampshire activist Jerry DeLemus will enter a plea of guilty. On Tuesday attorneys for DeLemus submitted a signed plea agreement to federal judge Gloria Navarro. A change of plea hearing has been scheduled for next Tuesday, Aug. 23, at 1:30 p.m. in U.S. District Court in Nevada. … … Read more
I think I got that headline right. You can listen to our recent conversation with Aaron on the lawsuit and the players he refers to, here.
In 1981 the United States Supreme Court concluded that “the Constitution does not mandate comfortable prisons.” And why would it? Prisons are, well, prisons. But that’s not stopping inmates and others from filing lawsuits claiming cruel and unusual punishment because so many prisons in warmer parts of the US are not air conditioned. This must be driving … Read more
On August 30th at 12:00NOON THE CONCERNED VETERANS FOR AMERICA WILL HOST A FORUM ON REAL HEALTH CARE CHOICE FOR VETERANS.
On Tuesday afternoon, August 30th @ 12NN Concerned Veterans for America will host the “Fixing Veterans Health Care; Studying Real Choice for Veterans” luncheon and forum with Jay Redmen and Dan Caldwell from CVA as they analyze, advocate and call for real reforms from Congress for veterans.
https://youtu.be/48XWkN0jBQY
So how does your state fare? You can look up your own state’s ranking (<—at that link) or on the map above, but you won’t be number one. For the first time since 2006, New Hampshire is back in that spot.
(CATO) New Hampshire is overall the freest state in the Union, combining relatively high scores on both personal and economic freedom. In the more distant past, it was one of the leading states on economic freedom. It fell well back of the lead in 2007–8, but since then has clawed its way halfway back from where it had sunk.
CATO then defends something I’ve long advocated (emphasis mine).
I was poking around the internet when I stumbled across a Feb. 2015 article on ClimateWire about New Hampshire’s participation in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI). RGGI is a multi-state coalition that forces power producers to buy credits based on emissions. They then pass that cost on to ratepayers (your employer, your family, you) in the form of more expensive electricity.
The title says it all, at least about ClimateWire, N.H. Republicans aim to divert RGGI funds with Koch-backed bill.
Darth Metzler, the superintendent scourge of the Timberlane Regional School district is a doctoral candidate/dissertation coach for Walden University. Walden University received $55 Million in taxpayer dollars from Hillary Clinton’s US State Department while Walden paid Bill Clinton $16 million dollars over 4 years to promote the thing as an honorary chancellor. Democrats, including Clinton narrative-pimpstress Maggie … Read more
We continue the discussion with Greg Moore from Americans for Prosperity on Government meddling with medical care and coverage and the economic malpractice that results–fewer startups, employment stagnation, wage deflation, and other symptoms of this regulatory disease, including those specific to New Hampshire. (Segment 2a, 19min 41 sec.) Download this segment – The entire podcast … Read more
We continue the discussion with Greg Moore from Americans for Prosperity on Government meddling with medical care and coverage and the economic malpractice that results–fewer startups, employment stagnation, wage deflation, and other symptoms of this regulatory disease, including those specific to New Hampshire.
Posted above we have a map of precipitation for the entire US from 2014-2016. Two years of data.
Compare that to Sigourney Weaver (can we call her ‘SIG’ for short?) at the Democrat National convention crying drought…
Greg Moore from AFP-NH and NH House Rep JR Hoell join us to discuss Right to Work, economic freedom, business taxes, Medicaid expansion and Obamacare, wages, free markets and more. Catch up with the podcast on any of these platforms
The solar system “officially” has a new object. Niku circles our sun outside the orbit of Neptune, at 110 degrees to the plane of the solar system, in the opposite direction of everything else. The discovery is forcing this scientific community to rethink its theories about our outer solar system and what else might be … Read more
