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March 13, 2010Amos Tuck

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NHGOP: Sen Dem “Lynch Lied About LLC Tax”

March 13, 2010Matt Suermann

The LLC tax is the issue that will not go away for NH Democrats and Gov. John Lynch.  This will not help his cause one bit.

NH SENATE DEM: LYNCH DIDN’T TELL TRUTH ABOUT LLC INCOME TAX
Democrat Senator Turns On Lynch, Blames Governor For Job-Killing LLC Tax Debacle
CONCORD – In an [...]

How Would Cong. Candidates Have Voted?

March 12, 2010Fergus Cullen

On Wednesday in Washington, House Democrats agreed to ban earmarks to for-profit companies. According to the Wall Street Journal’s write up, “The House measure is primarily aimed at the Department of Defense. Businesses would still be able to compete for federal contracts, but the Pentagon would determine who wins the bids, not lawmakers.” Non-profit organizations [...]

The Government Takeover of Hospitals

March 12, 2010Greg Knytych

The primary sponsor of NH Senate Bill 505, establishing a commission to set rates at private hospitals in NH is State Senate Majority Leader Maggie Hassan (D – Exeter). This bill creates a “Health Services Cost Review Commission” to “review and approve or disapprove hospital rates and rate schedules” and is to be funded by [...]

Let your voice be heard: Sign a petition against Obamacare

March 11, 2010Andrew Manuse

Congressional candidate Frank Guinta created a petition Web page today that demands that Rep. Carol Shea-Porter, D-NH01, listen to her constituents, and not Nancy Pelosi, by voting “NO” on the Obamacare bill that people clearly do not want and start over with a new bill that enables private competition to drive down the costs of health care.

Rasmussen: Stephen Holds Lynch To 50 Percent

March 11, 2010steve vaillancourt

Hey, no Republican could possibly have thought that John Lynch was going to be in trouble in the Rasmussen poll just out today (5 p.m. Thursday, March 11), but the news isn’t all that bad for the GOP.
After getting upward of 75 percent of the vote in 2006 and just less than that in 2008, [...]

Dems: If you can’t win, change the rules

March 11, 2010Kelly Ayotte

It should surprise no one that the Democrats’ takeover of health care, secured with sweetheart deals for wavering Senators, will ultimately be decided in Congress’ back rooms. But that doesn’t make it any more acceptable.
Congressional Democrats don’t have the necessary votes to pass their legislation under everyday rules. That’s why they’re ready to jam it [...]

NHGOP on House Repeal of Campground Tax

March 11, 2010Matt Suermann

The NHGOP issued the following statement today regarding the NH House voting to repeal the Campground Tax.

NHGOP STATEMENT ON NH HOUSE REPEAL OF CAMPGROUND TAX
CONCORD – Former New Hampshire Governor and Republican State Committee Chairman John H. Sununu released the following statement today on the NH House vote to repeal the Democrats’ campground tax:
“The New [...]

Porn Stars for Hodes?

March 11, 2010Matt Suermann

Well, at this point its their lobbyist, but still.  Today’s Granite Status has the scoop of an ultra secret DC fundraiser that Paul Hodes will be attending soon.  So secret that the address of the fundraiser will only be given out when you pony up the money to attend.  Now! Hampshire did some digging and [...]

House Republicans (and a few Dems) Repeal Camping Tax

March 11, 2010steve vaillancourt

When all was said and done (depending on which of four recorded votes you look at), it wasn’t even close.  All Republicans except one (Ken Gould of Derry) stood together in repealing the nine percent campground tax this morning.
Realizing they were going to lose on a straight up or down vote, Democrats tried to table [...]

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