Category Archives: Local NH Politics

Robert ‘Bob’ Bathroom Bill Perry is the democrat candidate in the Strafford County district 3 special election coming up on August 9th.  Bathroom Bill Bob has been in the New Hampshire House before, so Bob has a record.  And my, … Continue reading →

The New Hampshire House Republican Alliance has released its July 2011 score card for the entire first session of the Republican House majority. NHHRA Score Card PDF  file. I’ve culled my reps from the list (Hills 19) below.  I’ve also … Continue reading →

I have no end of respect for Firefighters and their commitment to others, but politically there is very little evidence that when they run as (r)epublicans in New Hampshire they have any intention of supporting the party or the platform. … Continue reading →

Do you know someone who is “always right?”  Nothing is ever their fault.  Someone else is always to blame.  Have you realized that this describes todays democrat party?  Think about it.  No matter how much power they wield their impotence … Continue reading →

There will be very little new content this week.  I am on vacation.  I might post now and again but not much.

Here is what looks like a pretty run of the mill bullet list of Democrat talking points on taxes.  This is the kind of stuff you find on the lefty candidates campaign sites, in emails from Democrat Mark Fernald month … Continue reading →

I’m not sure why this is titled the Top-100 donors to political candidates and parties?  I only see twenty-nine.  But we can make the case we want to make none the less. What point?  Even if I could find the … Continue reading →

Left wing tax policy and the class warfare rhetoric they use to advance it crumbles in the face of even the most simplistic analysis.  Take the left wing war on the wealthy.  They argue that the rich do not pay … Continue reading →

The Granite State Fair Tax Coalition claims to be a non-partisan, non-profit group whose mission is to convince the people of New Hampshire that we need a broad based income tax.  What that works out to is using percentages and … Continue reading →

 Pardon the short absence.  I’ve been very busy.  But I’ll be back to the blogging soon.