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We win. They lose—a brilliant simple statement by one of the great communicators of our time. Ronald Reagan crafted that statement as he did many others during his two terms as President of the United States.
Fiscal restraint dies House leadership is trying to put the last nail in the coffin of the Budget Control Act of 2011. This is about the last vestige of fiscal restraint left in the District of Columbia. This week, the House is expected to vote on a plan to raise the law’s discretionary spending caps …
Hey. If we (the TEA party/Right wing activists, etc) are going to get blamed (by left wing radical Democrats) for making the New Hampshire House and Senate write and pass legislation (that reduces spending, taxes, regulation, and increases liberty and freedom), then we damn well deserve credit for this. It’s the end of the two-year …
Evil Tea Party Manipulates NH House To Produce First Balanced State Budget Since 2006 Read More »
No, I’m not going to guess how New Hampshire will fare on tax revenue. I am going to predict how democrats will respond to the news of a surplus and business tax revenues over estimate.
I think we need to be more aggressive (in reducing cigarette taxes). We need to implement a plan to reduce them as far as we can, while eliminating any budgetary dependence upon them altogether. This is not a reliable tax so I am asking the state of New Hampshire to kick the cigarette tax habit.
Stopping the spending and the out of control growth was and is exactly what you need and want from your US congress, but cannot yet achieve with a Democrat Senate and a Democrat President. And you will never get it as long as the left controls any those parts of your Federal government.
Neither President Obama nor Speaker Boehner tell the full debt story. They try to scare us by saying that if the debt ceiling is not raised, our credit rating might be lowered. But President Obama’s plans to increase our debt by at least $1 trillion annually for the foreseeable future is a bigger and definite threat to our credit rating. Our already significant interest payments won’t be affordable. China and credit rating companies warn us that we are creating too much debt. It is just a matter of time before our huge, growing debt to cause our credit rating to fall.
In a staff editorial the Union Leader reminds us why Senator (and former NH Governor) Jeanne Shaheen still needs a blue ribbon panel to make decisions for her.
