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Governor Scott took the gloves off at his Thursday press conference, calling out the Democrat Supermajority not just over the sticker-shock cost estimates for their cherished Clean Heat Standard (Act 18), but also their lack of transparency and honesty over the past year and a half of the program’s development. Scott said, “The cost estimates … Read more
The primary results are in, the Unity Breakfast came and went, and it’s onward to November. The OTHER district “made nice” and one of the people that I hoped would win that race, Hollie, made this tweet with a group picture of all the viable candidates. One of her fellow losing candidates, whom I would … Read more
Dear Lionheart Community, The Board of Trustees is thrilled to announce that Lionheart Classical Academy Chartered Public School has been gifted a $5,000,000 endowment from a generous donor. With great joy, the Board voted to accept it at last night’s meeting. This is yet another testament to the incredible support the school continues to receive from people … Read more
The 2025 legislative session hasn’t even started yet, but anti-gunners are already acting up! Representative David Meuse has submitted a legislative service request to require background checks for private firearm sales and waiting periods for all firearm purchases in New Hampshire. An LSR is a filing made by a legislator for a proposed bill that is … Read more
Let’s talk about GOP money for federal office campaigns. 2024 is not a senatorial year, so that simplifies the discussion. There are two seats in the House, each representing 50% of Granite Staters. One would think that the pie is divided evenly, and the two pieces would go to Lily Tang Williams and Councilor Russell Prescott, … Read more
Many Nashua citizens have lost confidence in our city officials’ ability to handle FUNDING complex municipal projects transparently. One recent project even questioned whether the city has complied with NH State laws. This project was the Performing Arts Center (PAC). The result has been a loss of confidence in City Hall and a more costly new Arts … Read more
HB1569, the latest New Hampshire voter ID law that dares to limit elections and ballot decisions to actual granite staters, was enrolled on June 13th. If someone was keen to make a splash and a statement, they could have gotten this to the Governor’s Desk faster than the Democrats would file lawsuits to overturn it. … Read more
The “security of a completed ballot” soap opera in New Hampshire has added a new chapter. The New Hampshire Secretary of State’s office has responded to a Right to Know request regarding tamper-proof tape that doesn’t prevent tampering. If you missed earlier installments, activists discovered that neither the procedure for taping up boxes of completed … Read more
By NH Patriot Hub – Originally posted Aug 22, 2024 The NH Patriot Hub is sponsoring a charity walk at the State House in Concord, NH, on September 14, 2024, called the Freedom Walk. It will be a 45-minute walk beginning at 10 a.m. Check-in or day of registrations will begin at 9 a.m. If … Read more
The big news last week regarding the Clean Heat Standard potential study results was the reveal that the program is likely to add somewhere between $1.78 and $4.03 per gallon to the cost of heating oil and kerosene and as much as $2.12 to a gallon of propane. But also of note is the somewhat … Read more
In earlier RINO Reports I targeted five RINOs for defeat in the primaries. The good news is that two of those five were defeated. In Grafton 3, Paul Schirduan defeated former Rep Bonnie Ham. He now faces the incumbent Democrat in a swing district. I will be donating to help him win. In Strafford 3, … Read more
I just received a message from Dan Richard. The NH State Supreme Court has affirmed that he has standing on his equal protection claim (Richard v. Sununu) in his election law lawsuit. Richard v. Sununu et al., 2023-0097, Affirmed in part; vacated in part; and remanded. BASSETT and DONOVAN, JJ., concurred; HANTZ MARCONI, J., sat … Read more
In my recent article shaming Adam Sexton, his last question of the 3 viable candidates in the WMUR debate was, “How do you lower the political temperature in this country?” Vikram got to answer last, and he said, “Look, I think we just need to unify…” (followed by name-dropping attacks on both his opponents). He … Read more
Months or years of work ended yesterday for some, most, but not all. The New Hampshire state primary (not to be confused with the First in the Nation Presidential Primary) has passed. Ballots were cast and counted, and while there may be a few challenges in local races, the bigger picture has been painted. We … Read more
Let’s first get a housekeeping item out of the way. Any opinion said, is mine and just that, because I am not a spokesperson for Lily Tang Williams, just an ordinary volunteer. I don’t remember who said it, but last winter, someone called the anti Trumpers a bunch of people having the adult version of … Read more
6:00 AM update results 10:40 Update: I just got word that Vikram has called Lily Tang Williams to concede the CD-2 Republican Primary Race. Congrats to Lily. CD-1 is Still too close to call, but Prescott is building a lead. Kelly Ayotte’s polling turned out to be accurate as she beats Chuck Morse 66% to … Read more
I have been notified by activists on the ground in the Granite State that NH voters are challenging the counting of any absentee ballots (mail-in ballots) in the primary for “failure to properly execute an affidavit.” This is happening all over the state. The return envelope containing the absentee ballot has not been verified by affidavit as required by … Read more
It is primary day in New Hampshire, and voters go to the polls to select candidates for the general election. Turnout is typically thin, sparse, scant, deficient, and lean—it’s pathetic. In my town of roughly 18,000 registered voters, we’ll be lucky to see 4,000 turnouts, so the result could be a slate of candidates with … Read more
The 603 Alliance is proud to announce the return of RevCon, which is shaping up to be even bigger and better than the one in 2021. Like the first, it will be a daylong convention followed by a separate dinner with a keynote speaker. Daytime events and speakers will present and share skills gained from … Read more
I am Lily Tang Williams, Republican for Congress in New Hampshire’s 2nd Congressional District. I was born in China to poor working-class parents and survived Mao’s Cultural Revolution and Communist dictatorship. I wanted freedom. America was my promised land. I was 23 when I came to the U.S., arriving with $100 in my pocket, knowing very … Read more