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Communication and even package delivery are changing. Change is the only constant in life. So what should be done with the US Postal Service? Senator Shaheen has been consistently in opposition to stemming the flow of red ink. Consistently against postal reform.
Before we spring for a $75 billion bailout perhaps we should take a few minutes for understanding the USPS Situation. Last Friday the US Postal Service made a financial disclosure. It reveals the postal system has sufficient resources to continue operations for at least an entire year.
Rogers Wilkins, State director for Concerned Veterans for America – New Hampshire, joins us to discuss problems at the VA, wait-lists, access, health care, and much needed reforms for our Vets.
“Real reform doesn’t happen in our nation’s capital; it happens in our statehouses all across this great country.”
When I saw that over at Instapundit, my immediate reaction was an application of Newton’s Laws: America: Obama shouldn’t be let out of the White House until his Federal spending is cut!
Pelosi stood against reforming a bankrupt retirement scheme, and now she is taking the same tack here: Medicaid should not be reformed lest it appear as if it needs reform.
Sheriff Thomas Hodgson has a few idea that remind me of my visit with Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Maricopa County Arizona (here and here); a willingness to make incarceration just that. More like punishment, less like a gated country club.
As one of the leaders of the NHRCV I played a part along with our tireless leader Kevin McHugh when our membership voted to endorse Jennifer Horn late last year. We here at the Grok have endorsed Jennifer and yes I had a hand in that as well. And since then a few libertarians–Bob Giuda’s …
On the morning of the New Hampshire Democrat Convention Ray Buckley took the opportunity to send out a press release on the recently passed vote on what is being called ‘Wall Street Reform.’ "The vote in the United States Senate to close debate on Wall Street reform is a critical step in once and for …
