Category Archives: Local NH Politics

Originally posted June 10 2010 Departures from public service are not uncommon.  But how you depart says a lot about who you think you are and what you’ve really accomplished.  Take Kathy Sgambati for example.  She’s leaving the State Senate … Continue reading →

… In 2004 John Lynch primarily self funded spending 2 million of his own money out of roughly 3 million dollars.  It is worth noting that $300,000.00 of that was from outside the state, a wee bit more than the … Continue reading →

Originally poseted Jun 8th 2010 NH House Rep Kris E Roberts, in a comment made over on the Marchand Group web site (a democrat campaign and advocacy consulting group) we see evidence of what I’ve suggested all along; that a … Continue reading →

Protecting property is the primary purpose of incorporation.  The State of New Hampshire, seeing itself as a unique collection of property owners, exists for the sole purpose of a shared interest in how the rule of law and contracts can … Continue reading →

One of my prevailing issues with public education is its evolution away from critical thinking.  Agenda driving curricula and the pervasive left wing university bias that churns out public school teachers has created generations of educators who are just as biased (if not … Continue reading →

Having a family of five and working can make it difficult to keep all my blog posting up to date.  Posterous, Live Free or Die and Twitter, for example, have been kicked to the curb for a few weeks as I have been … Continue reading →

Maggie Hassan’s (Hate) Free Speech amendment may be dead but it’s inspiration, the DISCLOSE act lives on.  Big brother is no less wicked nor is it any less partisan.  According to the Center for Competitive Politics (CCP), the DISCLOSE Act … Continue reading →

  In a rather expensive looking effort to reassure that she is in fact on the job defending us from top heavy, ill mannered, ne’er-do wells we are presented with the following from a recent Carol Shea Porter mailer. “The … Continue reading →

NH Congressional district one residents will have been treated to another spiffy looking, tri-fold, heavy card stock, multi-colored mailer from Carol Shea-Porter.  I’ll get to the content later.  For now I would like to take a moment to share ten words … Continue reading →

The Home School Legal Defense Association has declared New Hampshire Hostile to Home schoolers.    Currently only six states have “earned” the distinction of being considered “red” states. These are Vermont, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, New York and North Dakota. … Continue reading →