Non-academic Surveys and the Illusion of Anonymity [SB320]
I provided the following testimony to the NH House Education Committee regarding SB320. This...
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Tag: State of NH
Voter fraud in NH and ME
(Hour 1c) In this segment of A Question of Voter Fraud, Ed Naile tells us about a lawsuit happening right now. The ACLU League of Women Voters, Hannah Rivers and three other litigants are suing New Hampshire for the right to...
Read MoreAccountability and Governance for All
(Hour 3a) Some things don’t make sense. One of those things was a proposed bill to require Governor Maggie Hassan to follow a law that she was already supposed to follow. The Right to Know law as well as others DO apply...
Read MoreState of NH’s Extortion by Lawsuit sets troubling precedent
(Hour 1b, c) Mark Chenoweth of the Washington Legal Foundation called in to express his concern over “extortion by lawsuit” cases and how they are undermining our legal system and economic competitiveness. A...
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Morin on Prescription Drug Monitoring, MA Taxes for NH Businesses
(Hour 3b) The State of NH will soon be implementing the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program. Why...
Read MoreBeaudry calls for School Board Transparency
(Hour 3a) Eddie from Manchester called in to share his apprehension at the eagerness of some to spend that surplus in Concord. How much of the state budget is spent on the HHS budget? Also, kudos to School Board member Art...
Read MoreRose-Colored Glasses for Obamacare
(Hour 3a) Rich needs a doctor after Tim Soucy’s rosy observation of Obamacare. Maybe Tim hasn’t heard about the 10 of 26 NH hospitals that will be excluded by Obamacare. Perhaps Tim hasn’t read about 25% of...
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