Monthly Archives: December 2017
New Hampshire Governor Puts Brakes on Toll Hike Plan
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — A proposal to increase tolls for the first time in a decade in New Hampshire appears dead after Republican Gov. Chris Sununu said Thursday he wouldn’t let it proceed. The Republican governor said that he’s long been opposed … Continue reading
Portsmouth Settles Lawsuit With Former ‘Whistleblower’ Police Officer
A former Portsmouth police officer and the city of Portsmouth have agreed to settle a lawsuit regarding an alleged violation of whistleblower rights. In 2014, Portsmouth police officer Jon Connors gave an interview to the Portsmouth Herald. | Keep Reading … Continue reading
[The] Obamacare Individual Mandate is DEAD!
Democrats have lost that leverage to FORCE us to do anything. This will be the tugged on piece of yarn that will undo the entire misshapen, ugly ball that is Obamacare. Yes, people won’t have insurance foisted upon them – … Continue reading
SAU93 Monadnock’s Superintendent wants the best quality education for her kids, just not for your children
Monadnock’s Superintendent wants the best quality education for her kids, just not for your children. (See her letter below) There is a heated battle taking place in New Hampshire right now. SB193 is a proposed bill that would set up Education … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Education, Girard At Large
Tagged ESA's, Lisa Witte, Monadnock, SB193
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How Clinton’s 2016 Victory Fund Funneled Money Through DNC Back to Her Campaign
https://youtu.be/VuIh1CymM90 | More at the Washington Free Beacon
Posted in Democrats, Elections
Tagged 2016, Daniel Halper, DNC, Fraud, Hillary, Money Laundering
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11 Manchester Properties to be Auctioned Jan. 20
MANCHESTER, NH – If you’ve been looking for that special vacant lot or abandoned property to invest in, you’ll want in on an upcoming public auction featuring two single-family homes, three multi-family homes, a condo and five vacant lots. The auction, … Continue reading
School Choice for NH: Back to Business for the NH House and Senate
The New Hampshire House of Representatives and Senate will open the 2018 legislative session on January 3rd and 4th by voting on several retained bills from the previous session. This is when all members of each chamber will vote YEA (to support … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, NH School Choice, School Choice for NH
Tagged 2018 Session, Legislation
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How Will NH Democrats React to this News: November Revenue Doubles State Surplus
I’m curious how the Democrat Drama Queens (and I mean that with the utmost respect) will take the latest fiscal news for the Great State of New Hampshire? Revenues from November have doubled the state’s surplus, according to the New Hampshire … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Debt/Spending, Economy/Economics, taxes
Tagged Budget, Surplus, Tax cuts
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New Hampshire family leave plan praised at forum in Bow
As the owner of a small Seacoast construction firm, Brad Sawler can’t afford to give his workers paid family leaves. That’s why he, and a hundred other mostly small businesses have signed on to a bill in the NH House … Continue reading
The New Media Militia 