Gov. Chris Sununu seems to have lost all politically redeeming qualities. It has been reported that he suffers from Republicanfibbitis (a tendency to speak untruths). Others suggest it might be FreeStateophilia (a condition caused by too many close encounters of the Libertarian kind). And, ...
This month’s debate between Gov. Chris Sununu and his opponent, Sen. Tom Sherman, was predictable. The governor paraded out all the usual talking points, catch phrases, and evasions. Sen. Sherman stated facts: our property tax rates and energy bills have ballooned on the GOP’s watch. The ...
There are many reasonable people who are reasonably good and reasonably well mannered and who have grown used to being called Democrats, have grown comfortable with the brand, with the sense of identity it had as a kind, caring group of people looking out for the well being of the everyman, of ...
Di Lothrop’s response on Oct. 16, 2022, to many letters to the editor, including mine, was sad as she hopelessly flailed away swinging wildly and completely missing, like a little league batter at the plate against a major league pitcher. She doubled down on the lie that Biden is responsible ...
I have been a teacher for 30 years and I care deeply about electing Shannon Chandley to address education in New Hampshire. I know that as a parent of three public school students, she shares my deep concerns about the direction of education policy in our state. These last two years, the ...
When one is trying to disprove something, it is always a good thing to understand the issue before trying to refute it. In her response to me, Ann Somers of Brookline (Telegraph Sunday, Oct 9), made several errors in her opinions and either did not understand my point, or she chose to ignore ...