The State Supreme court announced that is sees a conflict between current state law and spending cap initiatives approved by voters (Manchester in particular). This is not unexpected but it is fortuitous, and to some degree ironic. In their quest to defend any liberal-leaning municipalities desire to spend beyond the ability of their residents to pay for it, groups like Keep Manchester Moving have just financed the blueprint by which the now Republican super-majority state government can adroitly engineer a fix.
Bill O’Brien: This is the way it is, and what you see is what you get. Damn this guy is good.
Here’s a statement put out by Speaker of the House candidate Bill O’Brien today: As with all Republicans who will be sworn in as state representatives for the upcoming session, I ran to promote the principles of our party as providing the foundation for the legislative agenda for the upcoming session. As I hope is the case … Read more
There’s something you might want to keep in mind about the state level Democrat wind machine as we move forward toward 2012.
