I have a suggestion…for how Judge Souter can constructively…spend his retirement years: take the reigns of Franklin Pierce Law Center.

Joseph Wheat was born during French and Indian War. He died in 1836 at the age of 77 and is buried in the small cemetery at the North end of Canaan Street, in Canaan New Hampshire. The inscription on Wheat’s headstone marks his vocation in life as a clergyman and also pays tribute to his [...]

Over at NH Watchdog, I’ve posted a chart showing how many veterans are living in New Hampshire, and when they served. Let’s give them our thanks as we remember those who gave their lives to defend our freedom. Read the rest of the entry to see the chart, or download a copy.

Updated with a [...]

Ray Buckley predicted that the legislature would adopt Gov. Lynch’s proposed amendments last Friday.
He was dead wrong. Not only was he dead wrong on the vote but he was dead wrong in his assertion that Republicans were voting, on record, against religious communities in the state. It lost because 25 Democrats went against Buckley [...]

Among the most amazing phenomena in American politics today is the continued belief by our elected leaders’ that we the people cannot read through their rhetoric in order to understand the straight facts.
Take, for example, Senator Jeanne Shaheen’s Op-Ed in today’s New Hampshire Union Leader. Rarely have I seen a clearer example of a politician’s [...]

Our friend the junior Senator has an Op Ed in today’s UL entitled “A budget to get our economic house in order”.  Boy was it a doozy.  I’m going to take a look at just a few of her comments.  The first paragraph alone is enough to ruin her argument and credibility for supporting this [...]

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Krauthammer has a brilliant piece today entitled “Obama in Bush Cloting” I can recall a lecture from the great Dean Spiliotes (maybe he will elaborate for us?) about how policies really do not change all that much from administration to administration. It illustrates the point that there is quite the difference between rhetoric and governing.
If [...]

I’m offering this exclusive for redhampshire.com not as a State Rep (although I am one) but as a numbers cruncher, someone who spends nights wading through roll call votes–I know it’s a strange way to get pleasure but hey, to each his own.  Just like with gay marriage, to each his own.  Having been villified by [...]