Abuse of Power

Our NH Constitution is the foundation of our republic, without it, we would have no state government. Part I of this fundamental document speaks not about the government, but of the rights reserved to the people which are not necessary to the operation of a government.

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Frank Edelblut

“Executive Councilor Could Benefit from Some Counseling”

In January 1938 Franklin Roosevelt nominated Stanley Forman Reed to fill an opening on the Supreme Court.  Three weeks later, having generated no real dispute in the Senate, Reed’s nomination was uneventfully confirmed.  Among the legacy Justice Reed accrued during nearly two decades on the bench, was his mentoring of legal protégé, and future Chief … Read more

Kimberly Rice

“Glaring Double Standard for Republican Women”

THE GLARING double standard for Republican women is back again, this time in the form of New Hampshire Democrats’ demeaning response to New York Rep. Elise Stefanik’s endorsement of Matt Mowers in the First Congressional District Republican primary.

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Protect Preserve

“Ours to Preserve”

They are trying their best to start a fight. We have Mayors, Governors, Senators, and House Members bowing their knees to these Criminals. I won’t. Unlawfully destroying PUBLIC PROPERTY is a felony! Targeting our Founders’, and particularly Military heroes’ monuments, is more than a dare.

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Cornerstone on conscience rights

Why transparency in Concord is critical now!

I needed to drop you a quick note to alert you to the crisis the impending New Hampshire legislature could create for Christians. Right now, our majority leaders in Concord are using the confusion of the COVID crisis to trample on all due process in their advancement of new bills.

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Two Conversations are Going on About Race in America

Two conversations are going on about race in America. One side says they live in fear of being harassed or killed because of the way God made them. The second group, mostly conservative, respond with lectures, citing statistics, and posting memes (what a great way to engage in dialogue).

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“I Used To Be A Normal Person”

As a man [or woman], I used to think I was pretty much just a regular person, but I was born white, into a two-parent household which now, whether I like it or not, makes me “Privileged”,  a racist & responsible for slavery.

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Graph - Diminishing Returns

Higher Tax, Less Rehiring

With the pandemic driven business shutdowns, New Hampshire is expecting enough of a drop in Business Enterprise Tax (BET) to trigger a tax rate increase under a law passed a few years ago. The BET is a tax on having employees.

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Negron Statement on America’s Civil Unrest and Violent Protests

For Immediate Release: June 3rd, 2020 Press Contact: Roger Wilkins, press@teamnegron.com, (603) 417-3861 Negron Statement on America’s Civil Unrest and Violent Protests NASHUA, NH: Street demonstrations continue to rage across America.  These actions were varied ranging from organized and peaceful to violent and confrontational.  As New Hampshire’s only minority running for Federal office, Steve Negron feels duty … Read more

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