Op-Ed
Radio Free New Hampshire: Three Years
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Our own senator Jeanne Shaheen, who cut her teeth with Jimmy Carter, recently made waves for blocking the sale of arms to Israel.
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Our own senator Jeanne Shaheen, who cut her teeth with Jimmy Carter, recently made waves for blocking the sale of arms to Israel.
NH Supreme Court justices appear to have issued a false public statement about a court staff re-organization while showing financial favoritism to a certain staff member and while ignoring public concerns about appearances of bias in the Rand school funding case.
In that time the state has changed and whether that is good or bad depends on your perspective, but there have been some fundamental changes that few could have predicted a decade ago.
The serious, still unresolved problem: what about the three justices who signed onto the “characterization, processing and public explanation” that the JCC found more than wanting?
I am writing to request that the Judicial Conduct Committee issue a public statement under Supreme Court Rule 40(3)(f) regarding the status of any proceedings involving Supreme Court Justices Patrick Donovan, Melissa Countway, and Bryan Gould.
The sudden resignation of Supreme Court Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald has been a long-time coming, according to documents released by the Judicial Conduct Committee last week.
New Hampshire has been making the news again recently. For a criminal defense attorney, that’s unwise. I like my work to proceed without fuss. So it goes for politics too. If the national press is paying attention, something’s probably wrong.
New Hampshire has always punched above its economic weight. From advanced manufacturing to world-class products and innovation, our small but mighty state competes on a global stage.
Joe Sweeney and his political consulting firm, Solutions for New Hampshire, are spending $50,000 promoting a website that claims to identify the “socialist threat” on New Hampshire ballots.