We understand that serving in the New Hampshire Legislature is not a good way to get rich quick. Far from it.
The hours can be long and erratic and the pay is next to nothing.
We understand that serving in the New Hampshire Legislature is not a good way to get rich quick. Far from it.
The hours can be long and erratic and the pay is next to nothing.
But people who stand for and win the office pretty much do so with their eyes wide open. So it stands to reason that they should be present and accounted for when the General Court is in session, barring illness or other unforeseen circumstances.
With Republicans and Democrats close to tied for control of the House, each of them needs to do their best to be there when the roll is called and be there until the day (or night) is done. They owe that to their constituents.
Just how truly conservative is the New Hampshire House? You know, that’s the body where many representatives boast of the taxes they have either reduced or eliminated or at least attempted to do so.
Now that Gov. Chris Sununu has made clear his opposition to a mandatory seat belt law, will his Highway Safety Office stop pushing for it?
It snowed in New Hampshire on Tuesday, a lot. Many schools were closed but some of those opted for a remote learning day rather than no school at all.
Here’s a thought concerning one of the many seemingly multiplying crises in New Hampshire public schools these days. No, we don’t mean the problems with education itself, although there are a few.
In an adjoining column, we publish Bedford resident Jane Aitken’s letter of concern regarding a proposed state “housing appeals board.’’
In an adjoining column, we publish Bedford resident Jane Aitken’s letter of concern regarding a proposed state “housing appeals board.’’
Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan isn’t running for President — unless he is.
Gov. Chris Sununu may run for President. He says he disagrees with Maryland’s Larry Hogan view that the Republican field should be self-limited to prevent a Donald Trump pileup.
We are pretty sure that Chris Pappas’ fundraising for the next election began the day after he was reelected last November. Early this month, he expressed his gratitude for hitting a February goal with a reminder that 2024 is coming right up. Where are term limits when we need them?
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