Garry Rayno
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Is the 2020 Session Over Before It Restarts and Who’ll Get the Good Parking?
The partisan dust-up has been chronicled by the media the past two weeks.
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Historic Legislative Session Combative from Start to Finish
Presidential years intensify the partisan divide as parties fight over who will have the power of the presidency and that has certainly been true this year.
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A Whole Lot of CARES Money, But Way More NH Need
Surviving the pandemic intact is everyone’s goal — individuals and businesses — but no more realistic than a quick return to normalcy.
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Lawmakers Move To Bigger Digs, But Budget Deficit Follows
What has not been addressed to date, but has to be very soon, is what to do about the state’s $6.4 billion fiscal 2019-2020 operating budget ending June 30.
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‘Follow the Money,’ But Impossible To Say Exactly Where $1.25B Is Going
The reports use graphics to indicate areas of spending like emergency child protection, domestic and sexual abuse prevention, operating and administrative costs, personal protection equipment such as masks, gloves and gowns, personnel costs, and the state agencies that received or spent funds to combat the epidemic.
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Agreement On Initial $1.25B Spending Recommendations Illusive
The rubber has not quite met the road enough to send federal money to the greatest needs created by the coronavirus crisis.
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Time To Decide Who Benefits From $1.25B Federal Funds
The two committees will make recommendations and Gov. Chris Sununu and his office will decide what to do with the money.
COVID-19; Dean Kamen; U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen; Lori Shibinette
Time To Rebuild New Hampshire, Are We Ready?
While the unimaginable destruction the virus has inflicted on the world’s health, families, economy and our daily lives, there are lessons we need to learn.
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Times Call For Working Together, But Can We Do It?
This is an election year, and the president and members of his party had hoped to ride the thriving economy into a second term in the White House, but the virus changed that.
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Bipartisanship Breaks Down Over Checks and Balances
Under the proposal, traditional fiscal oversight by the Joint Legislative Fiscal Committee and the Executive Council, both controlled by Democrats, is bypassed.