NH House and Senate GOP Call for Independent Bipartisan Stimulus Review

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Press Release from New Hampshire House & State Republicans:  
Despite Spending Millions In New Hampshire, Stimulus Has Failed to Create the 16,000 Granite State Jobs President Obama Promised

CONCORD – New Hampshire House and Senate Republicans today called on Governor John Lynch to establish an independent, bipartisan panel to review Stimulus spending in the Granite [...]

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NH Gov’s Balanced Budget Claims Ignore $80 Million Deficit

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(CONCORD) In his annual State of the State address to the Legislature, New Hampshire Governor John Lynch stated that “In 2009, the worst year of the recession, we balanced the budget.” But Lynch’s former Budget Director says that the Granite State currently faces an operating deficit of nearly $80 million.
Administrative Services Commissioner Linda Hodgden and [...]

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Can New Hampshire Pay Its Bills?

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(CONCORD) The Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy today released a comprehensive report on New Hampshire’s cash flow systems, “Can New Hampshire Pay Its Bills?” The report first ran as a six-part series on the Center’s news site, New Hampshire Watchdog. Lead Investigator Grant Bosse authored the in-depth look at how the Granite State’s pays [...]

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Exclusive Look at Pawlenty’s NH Stump

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Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty reintroduced himself to New Hampshire Republicans last night in Concord. In what could be considered the opening night of the 2012 First in the Nation Primary, the potential Republican Presidential candidate was in town to raise money for GOP State Senators.
In his address to a packed ballroom at [...]

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Can New Hampshire Pay Its Bills? Pt. 1

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Part 1: New Hampshire Looking to Borrow $125 Million Next Week
It’s a warm and sunny morning in Concord, but inside the State Treasurer’s Office, it’s raining. Faced with the “most challenging period of time in any of our lifetimes,” New Hampshire State Treasurer Cathy Provencher is trying to make sure the Granite State has the [...]

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