Nashua, Vote to Save Your City on November 2

Nashua municipal elections are being held on Tuesday, November 2, and there are some very important choices to make. The most important decision is on Ballot Question 2. A Yes vote would give the Mayor and Board of Aldermen control over picking the city police commissioners.

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Why is NH Governor Sununu NOT UNDER INVESTIGATION?

I do not write the following lightly. Especially in today’s political climate. But when faced with the burden of disturbingly apparent flagrant and excessive abuses of power at the highest levels of state government, we all have a moral obligation to question government officials.

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Beware: Federal Tax Hikes Will Push Wealthy Americans Overseas

Congress has begun its year-end sprint, and the debate over rising taxes is as hot as ever.

Crucial to President Biden’s $3.5 trillion agenda is a wide range of tax penalties targeting the wealthy, broadly defined as households with incomes over $400,000 (“the usual targets”).

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Next Tuesday, Vote Out Dowd and Kelly

I have been a critic of the eight BoA members who voted against the City Charter Amendment for the appointment of the police commissioners for failing to engage in educating the public to vote no on Ballot question #2. Seven weeks of silence and finally a letter.

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Personal Endorsement – Dawn Johnson for Laconia Mayor

I’ve known Dawn for a few years now – extremely hard working, stands on principles, and is tired of the same old, same old that oft goes on here in NH. She’s not obligated in any way to the “good ole’ boys” networks and sees the calcification of Laconia politics – and hates it. So, … Read more

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The MANCHESTER Schools are a MESS!

About 10 years ago, I joined with Manchester parents to demand better academic standards for the students who attend the public schools in Manchester. After the disastrous Common Core Standards were adopted by the State, Manchester parents realized they wanted something better for their kids.

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State Reps and School Boards

Parents all over New Hampshire are challenging school boards as never before. There are several reasons for this, including disappointing responses by the education establishment to the COVID pandemic.

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Dear Sheriffs …

Dear Sheriffs, I have written to you several times in the past but this will be the last time that you will be hearing from me.  The wolves are at the front door and you refuse to acknowledge them.  Soon, we may all be prey to them.

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City Censorship

Censorship takes many forms.  It has even woven its web of deception into our city government and specifically our elections.  The current trend to curtail free speech and with that ever-important flow of information has, as usual, been wrapped up in a blanket of virtue and sold to the people of Laconia as the only proper way to have elections for the good of the city.

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