NH’s Right to Know Law, RSA 91-A, is probably the strongest topic that bridges the partisan party divide- or, at least it should.
Articles tagged as
Bipartisan
The Sickening Details on The Fake Infrastructure Bill Supported by Nineteen Fake-GOP Senators
by Ed Mosca
A coupe of must-reads. First from Ned Ryun at American Greatness:
HB712 is not as “bi-partisan” as Democrat Dan Feltes Would Have you Believe.
by Skip
HB712 is the Paid Family Medical Leave Act that is a Democrat agenda item. Another camel’s nose under the “Let’s Enlarge Government AGAIN!” tent. I’m glad to see that Gov. Sununu vetoed it. But this caught my eye in the Union Leader piece about it on Friday.
OpEd – Waive Growler Regulations, Save the Beer
by Op-Ed
The goal of legislators is always to find solutions to improve the lives of our constituents. In these unprecedented times in struggling with COVID-19, finding solutions may look different than it did a month ago, but our mission has not changed. Together, we can come through this crisis. Related: To-Go Beer & Wine Coming to … Read more
Should Those Claiming Asylum, Found Not to Have A Valid Claim, Be Deported?
Presidents Carter, Regan, Bush, Clinton, Bush and Obama have all lamented the situation on our southern border. We have an immigration situation at the U.S.-Mexico border. Why are New Hampshire’s Senators not joining a bipartisan group of other Senators supporting affirmative action on immigration? Bipartisan action… The bipartisan group of senators has written a letter … Read more
How ‘Bi-Partisan’ is Ann Kuster…?
by Op-Ed
How ‘Bipartisan’ is Ann Kuster? She can’t even name a Republican she admires. Roger Wilkins, Steve Negron’s general consultant, released the following statement: “Listening to Congresswoman Ann Kuster stumble over her words as she unsuccessfully tried to come up with just a single Republican she ‘admires’ in Congress would be laughable if it wasn’t so … Read more