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When something doesn’t work, and you are a democrat, well you just keep doing it. These graphs come to us courtesy of Andrew J. Coulson at Big Government. Graph one Public education employees vs. student enrollment numbers. Graph number two–on the jump–is the inflation adjusted cost of public K-12 education (that’s taxpayer dollars spent) compared …
According to the Center for Fiscal Accountability, New Hampshire residents work 226.8 days to pay for the cost of government this year. So go ahead and celebrate. Everything you earn after August 14th is technically yours to keep.
Who would have thought they’d let you keep 138.2 days worth of income from a years worth of work? What a bargain.
After posting this on Wednesday–the discovery that New Hampshire has the third highest number of welfare employees per 100,000 residents in the nation (More than California by the way which, if you noticed is a tiny bit bigger than New Hampshire)–it occurred to me that this may not be the only circumstance in which the …
Yesterday Terie Norelli celebrated my Birthday by taking to the pages of the Keene Sentinel to talk about what a great job the New Hampshire democrat party has been doing with the state. One of the things she’d like you to believe is that they have created (or saved?) a job friendly environment that has …
Ann McLane Kuster, aside from having another one of those pretentious feminist names like Carol Seiu-Porter, has demonstrated to us that she is just another shill for the left wing narrative. The road map to shill-dom (the most current public version at the very least) was printed in this morning’s Union Leader under the headline …
Democrats raised the cigarette tax to raise revenue in their race to the bottom with neighboring states. And back in April I pointed out what every conservative already knows; that raising the tax will cost the state money. Raising cigarette taxes will reduce overall revenue from that tax, decrease visits, lower average purchases per visit, …
As we consider the economic and political situation some folks are clinging to the ‘Blame Bush’ rhetoric while others are focusing on blaming Obama. While there is blame aplenty in varying amounts, the one consistent factor they share is the one we have the best opportunity to resove in November. They Both shared a democrat …
Can we even count how many times our New Hampshire congressional democrats claimed that we needed to reduce our dependence on foreign oil? Twice? A dozen times? Hundreds? Is it safe to say that among the lot there has been enough rhetoric on reducing foreign dependence to fill the Verizon center? So why then have …
Senator Judd Gregg allows himself to be used by the dominant ruling party in Washington, DC? Is this why the GOP is called "the Party of Stupid"? Is this type of thing why the GOP has been called "the tax collector for the welfare state"? Sigh. This just in from Liberty Central via RedState.com: Judd …
Paul Hodes is singing to his choir again. This time he’s over at HuffPo wielding the party rhetoric like a drunk man with a fireplace poker. It’s nice to see him so comfortable in his own ignorance. You really get the feeling he believes it.
