Rule One when you are trying to get a bunch of politicians together to see if they can rally ‘round just one of them for a higher office: Don’t bother.
Rule Two: See Rule One.
Rule One when you are trying to get a bunch of politicians together to see if they can rally ‘round just one of them for a higher office: Don’t bother.
Rule Two: See Rule One.
Well-intentioned as it might have been, Republican Corky Messner’s effort earlier this week isn’t likely to do much good. What he might have done instead would be to get prospective U.S. candidates to pledge to back the party nominee, whoever that may be. A united front against incumbent Maggie Hassan is really what Messner seeks. Hassan may well be in trouble but judging from the ads on the airwaves, she and her allies seem to have no limits in their attempt to buy her a second term. It must be a somewhat disturbing experience for Hassan — spending her and her allies’ money instead of that of the taxpayers.
As for deciding on a party nominee, it has been the rule in New Hampshire for more than a century that voters have a say in that selection. It is called a primary. The fact that it occurs so close to the general election is a good reason for candidates to pledge loyalty to the eventual nominee in advance of that contest.
New Hampshire has decided to press pause on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to grade essays in standardized testing — but only temporarily, they say, to let AI bone up on the latest test.
Kelly Ayotte and Chuck Morse should be ashamed that their consuming interest in becoming New Hampshire’s governor trumps the very principles that they will no doubt claim to uphold in that high office. Like many other cowering Republicans, they have pledged their fealty to Donald Trump, who …
We sympathize with the TV and radio talking heads who must fill endless hours of otherwise dead air with — something, anything.
This week’s hearings into due process complaints against the state’s Division of Children, Youth, and Families have already stirred the pot. Not because they’ve unearthed glaring lapses in due process within DCYF — that story is still being told. Rather, it has shone a spotlight on one of th…
Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell will step down from that role in November and not seek reelection in two years. “It’s time for the next generation of leadership,” he said.
The signs point to a loss for Manchester Parks and Rec. director Mark Gomez but we like his idea.
France was an indispensable ally in securing America’s liberty, aiding our revolution against the lone superpower of that era, Great Britain. In 2024, the Gallic rooster is still crowing about freedom.
As the battle to crush Hamas terrorists in Gaza continues, the two million people living there should be asking one question: Where are our Arab brothers to help with jobs and the future?
So it’s Tuesday evening, you’ve got your bills splayed out on the kitchen table, checkbook at hand, and some tosspot kicks open the back door offering an unsolicited lecture. Do you listen attentively or reach for a rolling pin while the Mrs. dials 911?
Writing as someone with a bit of experience traveling Manchester’s Union and Campbell streets and their intersection, the idea of a three-way stop there is a very bad one.
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