Common Sense For New Hampshire

Empty storefronts, some with “for rent” or “for lease” signs and others emptied of furniture and fixtures, dot the downtown district. Mayor Pasquale “Pat” Menna has called on landlords to lower rents to fill vacant storefronts  “We’re working with property owners to talk about those stores that are vacant on Broad Street, which has the […]

Since liberals think they are so much smarter than the market (in other words, all of us), they feel absolutely no compunction about using force to make things the way they think they ought to be. They think their judgment is superior to the combined judgment of millions, and therefore the use of government power is justified […]

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We are constantly reminded by Mayor Pringle how much pressure the budget is under this year. We heard it in his showdowns with the municipal workers, and later with the teachers, over their salaries and most recently with his showdown with the council over the plan to consolidate police services. Listening to the mayor it sounds like the situation is pretty […]

Remember to go out and vote today in the Republican congressional primary. I’ve met and chatted with both candidates. Anna Little is to my mind a much better choice. She is charming, intelligent, and seems committed to respecting the limits on government set forth by the constitution. If she can beat Pallone too it would be the first time in my […]