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Paul Hodes is trying desperately to change his image to that of a fiscal hawk and independent voice, but Paul has some monumental hurdles to get that line past the party base and into the general populace. First, if he want’s anyone without Kool aid stained lips to buy into the fiscal song and dance … Read more
An editorial in this morning’s UL attempts to suggest the voting results demonstrate a unique character to New Hampshire’s electorate but it makes some assumptions that to me seem a bit naive
That’s not to say the premise is wholly wrong, just that anyone who was really paying attention to the finer details during the primary would not have been fooled.
H/T Big Government
No, not my latest essay. I’m not that arrogant. I’m referring to (This!) by Angelo M. Codevilla at the American Spectator. Every one should read it. Everyone. Here’s the opening and I will leave you to trust me or not. As over-leveraged investment houses began to fail in September 2008, the leaders of the Republican … Read more
I live in Merrimack so I got to vote today. As I approached the polls there was a small knot of young people holding handmade signs. I’m always excited to see people who look to young to vote being politically active so I was curious about who or what they are supporting. The signs either … Read more