Category Archives: Local NH Politics

Plenty to choose from, local and national, and plenty more here. Ask New Hampshire Democrats…About Gas Prices October 5, 2012 Uh…um October 5, 2012 Ask A NH Democrat: About Having “A Conversation About Taxes” October 4, 2012 Smirk October 4, … Continue reading →

In case you missed them, here’s a quick list with links to all my posts from the last week.  Enjoy! Membership Has Its Rewards – Just Ignore The Part That Violates State Law October 1, 2012 Who Actually Pays What … Continue reading →

This is really just too good to be true, right?  The Left Wing League of Women Voters and the American Uncivil Left-Wing-Liberties Union, have filed suit in New Hampshire on behalf of four “out of state college students” who want … Continue reading →

Monday, September 10, 2012 at 09:16AM  The SEIU has kindly informed real Republicans which (r)epublicans NOT to vote for tomorrow in the Tuesday September 11th primary. For this, we are thankful. The SEIU (SEA-NH), Obama’s shock troops, the same folks … Continue reading →

The New Hampshire TEA Party Republican Legislature did a lot more than just eliminate the 800 Million dollar deficit Democrats willingly left behind, while writing a balanced budget, and estimating revenues that came in on target.  They also managed to … Continue reading →

Calling out Left wing hypocrisy is my meat and potatoes, so the other day, whilst asking (yet again) why anyone would trust Democrats given their party culture, I mentioned (again) that one of their current NH House candidates had previously … Continue reading →

  The blatant double standards exercised by Democrats is regard to what is outrageous becomes clearer every day.  Here in New Hampshire, spewing hate-speech and laughing at inferred acts of violence are pushed aside when we know that were it … Continue reading →

Is there any limit to the number of dumb things a Democrat candidate for the NH house can do or say–or claim to stand for? And how come, every time I try to walk away from this guy, he keeps … Continue reading →

This may sound like a strange observation but I think we can narrow down the field of potential Romney VP candidates based on how well their name sounds after “Romney.”  (I am amused by the notion that this might matter.) … Continue reading →

The big news on Monday was the disappearance of an entire pond in Hollis, New Hampshire.  The town decided to breach a dam, which drained Hayden Reservoir, becasue it was cheaper than keeping it and paying for the work to … Continue reading →