Tag: Mike Moffett

Moffett v. Smith: Right-To-Know, Citizen Sabotage, and Cherry-Picking Your Legislators

September 16, 2024August 24, 2024

by Spike

On Friday, Rep. Michael Moffett (R-Loudon) defended himself against a “Hit Piece” from Julie Smith regarding HB-1002 (now law), the “Right-to-know tax.” Numerous Groksters submit Right-to-know requests and copy the text of them here, either to show how to talk tough to office-holders, to show how to burden office-holders to distract them from eating out … Read more

Response to The Hit-Piece On Me …

August 23, 2024August 23, 2024

by Michael Moffett

Folks who know me understand that when I get poked, I often poke back. Probably a Marine thing. So, when The Grok published a sad screed by a Granite State bomb thrower, I considered whether to respond. Friends advised against it. “Just ignore it.” The thing is that the truth is important, and I don’t … Read more

Enemy of 91A and Enemy of Trump

August 21, 2024August 21, 2024

by Julie Smith

When I saw Rep Moffett’s article announcing his run for reelection, I remembered that I recently (at Loudon Old Home Day on 8/10) learned that he’s in a primary. Loudon is a red town that has two ordinary reps, Jose Cambrils being the other one, plus a 3rd, Alvin See, who is shared with several … Read more

Inevitable Trump Win Won’t “Taint” New Hampshire’s Primary …

January 11, 2024

by Op-Ed

I just read Rep. Mike Moffett’s (R) recent Op-Ed in the New Hampshire Journal regarding New Hampshire’s First in the Nation primary (FITN). I found his article a little disingenuous.

Working Together, We’ve Made Positive Changes for New Hampshire

August 10, 2022

by Op-Ed

I’m excited to be running for reelection as state representative for Merrimack County’s District 4 (Canterbury and Loudon). Serving in the legislature is not for everyone, but I love it. The pay in New Hampshire is only $100 a year, but for me, the rewards are intrinsic.

A Step Forward For Literacy in NH: Who is Helping and Who is Not

February 7, 2022February 7, 2022

by Ann Marie Banfield

As a parental rights advocate in New Hampshire that focuses on literacy and academic achievement, you would think that I would have numerous allies supporting the same agenda. Sadly, that’s just not true.

Seelye Longnecker MVSD School Board Chair

Rule #2 for the SAU46 Chair (Merrimack Valley School District) – Don’t Threaten to Arrest Everyone…

September 23, 2021

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.

NH School Administrators Assoc. Advocating ILLITERACY in Civics?

February 5, 2021

by Ann Marie Banfield

Yesterday, Representative Mike Moffett introduced HB 320 to the House Education Committee. AN ACT requiring a civics competency assessment as a high school graduation requirement. This legislation would require all students graduating from a NH High School to pass the U.S. Citizenship test.

"Beer Caucus Founders at the 2019 Inaugural Ball. (l-r) Tim Lang, Mike Moffett, Howard Pearl, and Reed Panasiti."

A Tale of Two New Hampshires

April 17, 2020

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

March 19, 2020

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.