Exchanging facts and opinions are constructive. However, a person publicly making essentially slanderous allegations should publicly provide evidence, not just opinions. Sean Kavanagh’s letter of Nov. 15 provides no evidence to refute my Nov. 8 letter.
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Taxes
Beware: Federal Tax Hikes Will Push Wealthy Americans Overseas
Congress has begun its year-end sprint, and the debate over rising taxes is as hot as ever.
Crucial to President Biden’s $3.5 trillion agenda is a wide range of tax penalties targeting the wealthy, broadly defined as households with incomes over $400,000 (“the usual targets”).
The Accidental Marxist, Part 2
A former state representative responded to my recent post about the Marxist nature (those who have more, pay more, simply because they can) of many of our taxes. He justified the existence of rate-based taxes by quoting a bank robber:
Converging Downturns
I apologize as this is longer than I like to normally post, but there are points to be hammered home here. The hour is late and the situation is dire…
A Healthy Skepticism Can’t Overcome the Facts
SINCE PARTISAN anger and rhetoric are thrown at us every day, we all know that these are times of extreme political hyperbole.
Quick Takes – Hat Trick
Within I pick three topics upon which to discourse, but not worth a full-length examination as a standalone piece on their own.
How The States Can End the Illegal Alien Invasion
Several years ago, when then-President Obama was allowing Illegal Aliens to invade our Nation pretty much without restraint, I wrote Arizona Governor Jan Brewer a letter. The letter spoke of Article I of the U.S. Constitution section 10, paragraph 4. Here is the paragraph as per our Constitution:
Data Point – Who Keeps More of Your Money: You or the Government?
“One would think that in a nation founded on liberty that we’d be free to spend more on personal consumption than the government takes from us. But that’s not the case.”
The Granite State Could Use an Economic Boost
As we head into the season of football games and pumpkin spice lattes, a recent poll by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center found that Granite Staters are not feeling that fall cheer, at least when it comes to the economy.
Girard Releases Plan for Future Revaluations, Renews Demand for Pre-election Tax Bills
MANCHESTER, NH September 8, 2021–Manchester Republican mayoral candidate Richard Girard released a plan to prevent the kind of sharp spikes in property values forced onto homeowners by the recently concluded property tax revaluation. He also renewed his call for the city to release the property tax bills well before Election Day.
So Nashua is Trying to Pull the Financial Wool Over Your Eyes (Again!)
If any Nashua residents really want to hear what our elected officials think of residents, they must listen to the media post of the Joint Board of Public Works and Committee on Infrastructure of August 10, 2021.
More Attacks on Alderwoman Lu – Mayor Donchess Fires Down
The August 10, 2021 Board of Aldermen meeting was laced with more curt comments from Mayor Donchess towards Elizabeth Lu. This is reminiscent of Attorney Bolton’s vile interruption of Ms. Lu in the June 22, 2021 Board of Aldermen meeting.
Here We Go Again – Taliban and Afghanistan
The Taliban is taking over in Afghanistan, desperate people clinging to American planes taking off are falling to their deaths; how long will it be until the first wave of Islamic terrorist attacks start killing people here in the States?
Belknap County Investigation
For far too long the Belknap County Board of Commissioners have been usurping budgetary authority from the County Convention.
The Spending Cap Is Back
Nashua adopted a budget cap by its charter through a city-wide referendum in the year 1993. The
cap on spending was enforced over a 25-year period, with only a few “override” votes, until the city
government decided to permanently exclude about $17 million from the cap for sewer expenses
through the adoption of an ordinance.
Contrary to the Wailing of the Left, Reducing Taxes Will Help All New Hampshire’s Citizens
Judging by the reaction of New Hampshire’s left, the recently passed business tax deductions and Interest and Dividends (I&D) tax phaseout by the Republican-controlled legislature is an act in class warfare. But this is nothing new.
Sununu: “If there’s dollars out there from the federal government, you bet we’ll take them…”
One of my pet peeves is politicians who talk about fiscal responsibility or spending or tax cuts but who happily, if not greedily, accept federal money with open arms. Chris Sununu is petting my peeves, if you catch my drift.
The Deficit Is At $28.3 Trillion and the Bidenistas Want to Spend Another $3.4 Trillion…
I have been saying that the Federal Government spending (and deficit) have been unsustainable for about a decade – and have been pretty much ignored. Now that the deficit is at $28.3 Trillion.
Victoria Sullivan’s Plan for a Fiscally Responsible Manchester
Manchester, NH – Former N.H. House Assistant Majority Leader and Manchester Mayoral Candidate, Victoria Sullivan, issued the following statement on formally announcing her fiscal responsibility plan for the Queen City: