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We cannot meet this moment with the leadership practices of the past. We must move beyond the current model of a very small leadership group that announces decisions after they’ve been made; that is timid in the face of offensive behavior, failing to challenge that behavior until it escalates to the most outrageous acts.
Most casual voters do not understand the devastating effect the US Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision has had on the nation’s politics.
New Hampshire is asking its schools to hold back the flood while it pulls away the sandbags
There is absolutely no question that we must lower our property taxes here in New Hampshire. However, our State government wants us to believe that we are the problem, that our local communities have created the burdens of high property taxation in our towns and cities, and that we must fix it in a manner which they seek to force upon us.
I requested the NH Supreme Court consider revising its rule concerning the disqualification of justices from sitting on cases when their participation presents a reasonable appearance of bias or a lack of impartiality.
For more than 30 years, New Hampshire has struggled to resolve one of its most important public policy challenges: how to provide every child with the opportunity for a good public education.
As Tennessee’s failed attempt to kill Christa Pike unfolded earlier this month, my thoughts returned to my entrance into the movement for the death penalty to be abolished.
Is it legitimate to ask if NH Governors Sununu and Ayotte have engineered a Supreme Court designed to overturn the Claremont school funding principles?
Back in college days, I had the rare privilege of getting to meet one of my all time heroes – Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas.
The general election is a month away and it is time to ensure you are registered to vote because it has become a lot harder to do that over the last 20 years in New Hampshire.
