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NH Right-To-Work: ‘Thousand Pound Gorilla in the Room’
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VIEW FROM THE INSIDE: Politics is civilized warfare, and all of the same tactics apply. An experienced warrior never willingly leaves the field until the battle is finished.
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Sununu’s Budget Priorities Clear, But His Right-To-Work Centerpiece Crushed
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DISTANT DOME: Of the 1,000 or more bills lawmakers will debate this six-month session, the budget package — House Bill 1 and House Bill 2 — will have far greater impact on the state than the hot-button issues like right-to-work and concealed carry for firearm
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UPDATE: Right-to-Work Fails 200 to 177 Watch NOW: NH House Session Feb. 16
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UPDATE: Right-to-Work Fails 200 to 177. House breaks for lunch.
Politics
Short Session Day Is a Short Dan Itse Column
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View from the Inside: There were distinct moments in Gov. Chris Sununu’s budget such as funding full-day kindergarten when the standing ovation and applause were from Democrats.
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Trump’s Watered-Down Ethics Rules Let a Lobbyist Help Run an Agency He Lobbied
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President Trump’s executive order on ethics also cites a section of the law that doesn’t exist.
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Leftover campaign cash can signal future plans; Shea-Porter’s coffer’s low
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Some of those who faced highly competitive races and have little left in the bank to show for it include Reps. Carol Shea-Porter, D-NH.
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Sununu Says $12.1 Billion Budget Is Responsible and Practical
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ROGER WOOD PODCAST: The governor also proposed a $57 million dollar increase of state help for the developmentally disabled. State departments would also face a $500 million dollar cut, and the governor wants that accomplished without layoffs.
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Full Text of Gov. Chris Sununu’s $12.1 Billion Budget Address
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Gov. Sununu’s budget includes delivering a full day kindergarten program for communities across the state and increase funding for charter schools by $15 million.
NOW: Gov. Sununu’s Budget Address Live Stream Video
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Listen here for the live budget address by Gov. Chris Sununu.