Common Sense For New Hampshire

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I was listening to “Ask the Governor” on 101.5 Tuesday evening when Christie started talking about the Supreme Court decision to ignore how much money we actually have and appoint a “special master” from the land of the sugarplum fairies to determine how much we spend on education and on whom to lavish it. I decided to […]

Someone who has a wedding scheduled at the Barclay later this year called them yesterday.  He was told that “it is all a misunderstanding and will be resolved next week”. Stay tuned.

From Boston.com. NH House votes to change constitution on ed. money   CONCORD, N.H.—The state House voted Wednesday to reverse a landmark 1997 New Hampshire Supreme Court ruling that required the state to adequately fund public education. The House voted 252-113 to send a proposed constitutional amendment to the Senate, which holds a hearing next […]

Having lost last year’s council race in spectacular fashion, I aspire to lose an even bigger race this year. So I have accepted the nomination of the New Jersey Libertarian Party to run for assembly in the 11th legislative district.   I have been quite critical of our state government and particularly of our local representatives of […]