Greetings, committee members. While I haven’t read all 149 pages of the budget heading your way, I know some who have. This email could easily get very long, but I will try to keep it short and focus on my biggest grievances against the House for passing it.
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Daily Sun Has an Article on Belknap County Sheriff Bill Wright and It’s Not a Flattering One.
by Skip
Now, I don’t have any dog in this fight but the Daily Sun doesn’t go after most elected officials (the Gunstock Incident excepted and they did kinda pick sides). I read the article and I have no insight or expertise on Human Resource so I’m not going to comment on the thrust of what reporter … Read more
New England Right To Work just made a HUGE mistake concerning Tim Lang (candidate for NH Senate, District 2)
by Skip
Bonehead – didn’t do his homework. That would be McKayne Boedeker who is the Executive Director of the New England Right to Work (out of Manchester, NH). Got a missive from him and like a lot of organizations this time of year (er, election time), it came with a hand outstreched for your wallet. Sounded … Read more
OK, Another Bright Spot in Yesterday’s Primary Election – Hey, Brodie DeShaies!
by Skip
Yep, he of the poor voting/legislative record and union shill “laundering” that union PAC money to others. Getting endorsed by Democrats isn’t a good look either. And thus, the voters of Wolfeboro looked past him: Once again, not a great thing to be the third man in a two-man race. Yet another ambitious young politician … Read more
Rule #2 for the SAU46 Chair (Merrimack Valley School District) – Don’t Threaten to Arrest Everyone…
by Skip
At the 9/20 MVSD School Board, it was clear that the NH State Reps were going to be stymied by that Board. All of the former’s issues were at the bottom of the list even though this meeting requested by them was a result of their constituents complaining that the Board was ignoring them.
A Tale of Two New Hampshires
by Op-Ed
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness.” (“A Tale of Two Cities”). Charles Dickens’ words may aptly be applied to 2020 New Hampshire vs. 2010 New Hampshire—an age of wisdom vs. and age of foolishness re: state fiscal policy.
A 2020 GRANITE STATE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
by Op-Ed
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all Granite Staters are created equal, with certain unalienable rights—to include life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. And when government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter it.
How About a Little NH Vote Fraud Scarecrow?
Rep. Howard Pearl, Canterbury, shares what he calls a canary in the vote fraud coalmine. A story about 116 same-day election registrants, none whom accepted an invitation to attend a local event. Zero.