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Legislative Update - Deadline Shenanigans The House calendar is big on session weeks, but this week’s calendar is 214 pages long - the biggest one I ever...

Rest In Peace, Harry Bean On February 14, I lost a dear friend. Harry Bean was 71 when he passed away, but I was blindsided by the news of his demise - he...

Principled Bipartisanship - HB1633 Last November, I wrote a letter about the bipartisan effort to create the NH RSA Section 329:31-c. Time to follow up by...

The Second Amendment Protects Everyone When I lived in Massachusetts, I used to see fearmongering government press releases describing confiscating a couple...

Legislative Update - HB1803 Public Hearing Video On January 15, the Education Funding committee held a public hearing for HB1803, a bill that would take...

2025 Veto Day Legislative Update The House met this Wednesday to try overriding the Governor’s vetoes. As expected, no bill met the two thirds override...

2026 Legislative Service Requests (LSRs) This Thanksgiving week, I have been thinking about the many things I am grateful for… and representing Windham as a...

Principled Bipartisanship If you read the news these days, you’d think that Republicans and Democrats disagree on everything. While in New Hampshire we...

Federalism, innovation and the NYC mayor election A great advantage of living in a federal country, where every state creates unique policies for its...

Legislative Update: Claremont This Tuesday, I attended a joint Senate/House committee meeting about the Claremont school district issue. I would highly...