The New Hampshire House will meet later this week, September 18 and 19, with the Senate meeting on the 19th. On the agenda: votes to sustain or override each of the Governor’s 50+ vetoes, including the budget veto. At stake is the use of state general funds, i.e. taxpayer dollars, for direct and indirect funding …
Easy money, no up-front taxpayer backstops, and a resource people want and need. So, sure, let’s ban it. That’s the plan according to a report from US News. Gov. Sununu is banning oil and gas drilling off the coast of New Hampshire.
This: HERE is a link to the Governor’s proposal. The bottom line: So Sununu is negotiating against himself. No concession or movement by the DemocRATS to his compromise proposal, so he is further compromising. Somebody get Chris a copy of The Art of the Deal. Quickly.
As you may know, Planned Parenthood has CHOSEN to forego certain federal funding (Title X) in order to continue profiting from ABORTIONS: Steve wrote about it here. He also noted that the N.H. DemocRATS want to force N.H. taxpayers to replace the federal dollars that Planned Parenthood chose to forego: The State budget has 3.2 …
Governor Sununu is correct: “… fiscally responsible and sustainable rate increases” is what New Hampshire needs.
Effective January 1, 2020, New Hampshire will no longer charge you a fee to access most public records requested under 91a, the State’s Right to Know Law.
The New Hampshire Senate | Morse, Bradley react to budget veto public hearing.
Remember this? When former Massachusetts Senator John Kerry proudly told us he was both for the Iraq War and against the Iraq War: Now we have Tyrion Volinsky telling us he is neither for nor against an income tax: Does Tyrion really think voters are that stupid? That he can have it both ways on …
Don’t listen to New Hampshire Democrats when they whine about working people’s wages. Gov. Sununu harpooned their job-killing minimum wage bill. The Legislature needs to sustain that veto. And we can look to Liberal New York City for evidence.
New Hampshire Democrat’s played politics with mass murder. While loved-ones were still being notified in Dayton and El Paso they sent three anti-gun bills they’d sat on for 39 days to NH Gov. Chris Sununu’s desk. He vetoed them.
