Category Archives: Local NH Politics

I never thought it would come to this but somehow, even with a super majority in the New Hampshire State Senate, I have to fight Republicans to do something so obvious it pains me to think they are incapable of … Continue reading →

The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative is a Tax.  It is broad based, affecting every aspect of our lives.  And it is a tax beyond our constitutional control.  These added costs, this tax, is set outside the state and can be … Continue reading →

As a rule, the lefts interest in photographs of the dead are limited to political hits on opponents, or moody propaganda pieces for the anointed one. (Obama honors war dead–look, see–pictures.)  So can releasing the pictures of an ex-Osama provide … Continue reading →

They make it easy, and Bin Laden is no different.  Their hypocrisy emanates from them like the stench of stale sweat. So it is impossible to give them any credit because we all know that the only reason Osama’s death … Continue reading →

It’s not really an ‘Olympics’ is it?  It’s more like an excuse to make naked people shake.  Now far be it from me to prevent such things under the proper circumstances, but calling it an “Olympics” seems a bit far … Continue reading →

I have some questions for the pro-income tax folks out there.  (In New Hampshire) Who are ‘The Rich?’ You always want to tax the “rich” to make it “fair.”  So who are they and what is the income cut off? … Continue reading →

My apologies for the short term silence.  Between trying to get a side-business going, (have to find a way to cover the rising costs in the ObamaEconomy) and some necessary routine medical maintenance, I have been less available and (unfortunately) … Continue reading →

Obama seeks another congressional end around in an effort to intimidate free speech.  Picture how this White House might make spending decisions after culling a list of political contributions made by contractors which exists by executive order? You’d be cowed … Continue reading →

The Merrimack Town Council bent to the will of the voters and scrapped plans to institute a pay as you throw program.  That would have required residents to buy special bags for trash at $1.00 or $1.50 per bag, and … Continue reading →