Monthly Archives: April 2017
2020 Presidential Rumors Abound With John Kasich Back in NH
Is It Too Early? Yes- It’s too early. The flurry of activity in the Granite State this week has some calling it the start of the 2020 New Hampshire primary. Former Democratic presidential candidate Martin O’Malley held some meet-and-greets and … Continue reading
Posted in National News, National Politics & Policy
Tagged 2020, First in the Nation, John Kasich, Martin O'Malley
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Charmin drops off load of toilet paper to Michigan’s Butt
Michigan tight end Jake Butt doesn’t mind people having fun with his last name. The folks at Procter & Gamble sure are.The parent company of Charmin toilet paper delivered a truckload of the squeezably soft product to him in his … Continue reading
Trump supporter speaks out about campus experiences
Colin Raffio, a UNH junior finance major with a political science minor, had just finished his lunch at Holloway Commons on an early fall day when he started making his way toward the exit. Upon reaching the stairs, he noticed … Continue reading
Democratic Hypocrisy and Advertisement Regulations
Rich started the hour by sharing his frustration over the Democratic Party’s hypocrisy in ignoring local control when trying to tell school districts what to do and shared about the heat that President Donald Trump is feeling regarding his decision … Continue reading
Lynch and Gregg: Why casino gambling is wrong for NH
For more than 40 years New Hampshire Legislatures have debated the merits of legalizing casino gambling, and for 40 years they have rejected it. On May 4, when it next convenes, the New Hampshire House will debate and vote on … Continue reading
Family Prosperity by the Numbers
For the most part, I endorse Thomas Carlyle’s description of economics as the dismal science. I have to add the “most part” qualifier after meeting and working with an economist who with her husband – also an economist – has … Continue reading
Texas prepares to begin locking up leaders in sanctuary cities
While many other states, particularly California, are seeking out new ways to “fight Trump” and defy the enforcement of immigration law, Texas is taking a decidedly different approach. Out in the Lone Star State, Republicans are moving forward with a … Continue reading
Trump tax plan would hit blue states hardest
President Trump’s plan to overhaul the federal tax code threatens to fall disproportionately on residents of liberal-leaning states, a short-term boost for state governments that could turn into a long-term drag. Most states have tied their tax codes closely to … Continue reading
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Authorities still seek info on bodies found in barrels
ALLENSTOWN, N.H. (AP) — Local, state and federal law enforcement officers are still searching for clues in a New Hampshire town where two barrels containing four bodies were found years ago. WMUR-TV (http://bit.ly/2q9U7m4 ) reports authorities searched the woods of … Continue reading
The New Media Militia 