Category Archives: Budgets
Timberlane Taxes to Skyrocket
Timberlane School District residents will be asked to pay 8.9% more in taxes this November. As usual, Sandown and Danville will be slammed hardest. Also, as usual, the news was disguised. The administration reported at the June 1 school board … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Debt/Spending, Donna Green, Local NH Politics, New Hampshire News, taxes
Tagged Property Taxes, Sandown, Timberlane
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Did Democrats Finally Ruin Connecticut?
The government can do nothing without first taking property from someone else. How much government should do cannot be separated from the problem of how much government must take. Who gets to decide what and “how much” is at the … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Debt/Spending, Democrats, Economy/Economics, Jobs/Unemployment, taxes
Tagged Aetna, CT, Dannel Malloy
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Budget Committee member won’t answer budget question
‘Wilton, NH: A cop appears outside a public government meeting when I try to film there. It seems he investigates me by speaking to the people who complained about me doing so. This occurs behind closed doors, and the finale … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Debt/Spending, Education, Local NH Politics, Ridley Report
Tagged Budget Committees, Dave Ridley, Wilton
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Senate budget shoots for more business tax cuts, higher Section 179 deduction cap
The budget the NH Senate is expected to pass this week will not only slightly accelerate already scheduled business tax cuts but greatly expand a tax break for businesses that buy qualifying equipment. The budget, or rather the trailer bill … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Debt/Spending, Legislation, taxes
Tagged Business Taxes, NH Senate, State Budget
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School Choice Legislation: House Votes on ‘Town Tuitioning’
On Thursday, June 1st the New Hampshire House of Representatives will vote on Senate Bill 8 (SB 8), one of this year’s town tuitioning bills. The House Education Committee amended it with amendment #1786 in a 13 to 6 vote with … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Debt/Spending, Education
Tagged Croydon Bill, Michelle Levell, Tuition
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Manchester Alderman Chris Herbert wants the elderly to GET OUT
Yesterday a video of a Manchester Committee meeting was posted to YouTube. The meeting took place on May 24th but there was extremely disturbing and interesting commentary made by a Manchester Alderman. … Alderman Christopher Herbert (Democrat), who is also a … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Democrats, New Hampshire News, NH Political Buzz, taxes
Tagged Christopher Herbert, Kimberly Morin, Manchester
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Clinton Meat Puppet Calls Trump Budget Immoral
“A budget is a moral document, and this immoral budget does not reflect the values we share as Americans. The values we share as Americans. The President’s Fiscal Year 2018 budget proposal would hurt students, working Americans, seniors, and our … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Democrats, Local NH Politics
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Democrats Lie About Gas Tax in California, Not Unexpectedly
I have been following the aftermath of the California legislature’s massive gas tax hike, which is slated to be implemented in January. The Democratic Party supermajority swore up-and-down that the new funds would totally go to road repair and the … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Debt/Spending, taxes
Tagged California, Gas Tax, Infrastructure, Jerry Brown
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What’s Funded in the Senate Finance Committee’s Budget?
The Senate Finance Committee finished crafting its version of the state budget on Wednesday. It largely resembles what Gov. Chris Sununu proposed in February, except for new business tax cuts and a multimillion dollar investment in mental health services. The … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Legislation, Local NH Politics
Tagged Budget, Funding, NH Journal, NH Senate
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NH State Budget: How Much For Abortion Providers?
The New Hampshire Senate will vote next week on the budget proposal prepared by the Senate Finance Committee. Whatever the Senate passes will go to the House the next day. Under the Senate proposal, would any of the money allocated … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion, Budgets, Leaven for the Loaf, Legislation, Local NH Politics
Tagged Abortion, Ellen Kolb, Funding, NH Senate, State Budget
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The New Media Militia 