Tag: NH Federation of College Republicans

Disappointed to see this from the College Republicans: Statement on Peaceful Protest in Manchester

May 31, 2020

by Skip

Sigh, I guess this will mean I’ll get dropped from yet another email list….c’est la! I saw something in this Presser from the NH Federation of College Republicans that made my heart sink and my brain go “WHAT! Don’t they KNOW better than to think / write this??? Emphasis mine: For Immediate Release: 05/30/2020 Press … Read more

Denaro Elected State Chairman of NH College Republicans

April 18, 2020

by Steve MacDonald

For Immediate Release: 4/18/2020: MANCHESTER, NH – Today, the New Hampshire Federation of College Republicans are proud to announce that Matt Denaro has been elected Chairman.

Carbon Taxes Abandon GOP Principles

December 18, 2019December 18, 2019

by Op-Ed

Earlier this week, The Hill published an article saying that College Republicans across the country were backing a group called Young Conservatives for Carbon Dividends. Here in New Hampshire, College Republicans have been speaking up against this group, because we know that Carbon Dividends are bad for the party, bad for New Hampshire, and bad … Read more

NH Federation of College Republicans Address was a Success

December 8, 2018December 8, 2018

by Skip

[Republicans not settling for status quo: fighting back, just what I like to see -Skip]

Date: 12/08/2018
Press Contact: Kaylyn Marcotte, comsdirector@nhfcr.gop

College Republicans Prove Millennials are Behind the Republican Party

Manchester, NH – Today, the New Hampshire Federation of College Republicans (NHFCR) convened at Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) for their second annual State of the NHFCR Address. At the Address, Chapter Chairmen from across the Granite State give updates about their chapter’s achievements and goals for the upcoming semester. State Chairman Dan Passen follows the Chapter reports with a Federation report. Former Republican Congressional nominees Eddie Edwards and Steve Negron were also present. State Chairman Dan Passen stated the following after the Address has concluded: