Frank Edelblut is a successful entrepreneur and job creator who started a small business at his family’s kitchen table and grew it into a company with 800 employees and huge revenues. His successful company helped other job creators navigate red tape which hindered job growth. As a trained CPA, he previously worked at the prestigious […]
It has been too many years since New Hampshire had a Republican governor. 2016 is the year we can finally change that! New Hampshire is a great state, but we can and must do better for our people, our communities, and for the businesses that power our economy. That is why I am running for […]
I am a regular New Hampshire citizen running for governor. I believe that politicians have become out of touch with real people like you and me. They are more concerned with voting along party lines in order to progress in their political careers. As a lifelong New Hampshire citizen who’s been interested in politics from […]
A lifelong Granite Stater, I believe New Hampshire faces a crossroads: the decisions our next Governor makes will affect our state’s future for generations, especially when it comes to building a 21st century economy with a level playing field and a fair shot at success for every student, worker, and family. Recently, we’ve seen the […]
Colin Van Ostern is a New Hampshire dad, business leader, and Executive Councilor running for Governor to keep New Hampshire moving forward. In 2012, Colin was elected to the state Executive Council, representing nearly a quarter million Granite Staters as a board of directors of sorts for the Governor. On the Executive Council, Colin successfully […]
The biggest issue in New Hampshire today is drug abuse, and the solution is simple – end prohibition. We know from history that prohibition is a failure and only makes the problems with addiction worse. Jailing and forcing addicts into treatment is not compassion. Prohibition should be ended for all drugs, and addicts will feel […]
Civility, experience, and creative problem-solving
Mary Anne Broshek will be a write-in candidate in the Democratic primary on Tuesday, September 13, for the District 1 State Representative seat currently held by Mario Ratzki. If you want a representative who will listen to the concerns of her constituents, make wise decisions, and always be willing to explain her positions, I urge […]
The federal government is bankrupt, exhibited at USDebtClock.org. There is another presidential candidate on 40 ballots, so far, who as governor of New Mexico (1995-2004) balanced the budget as a Republican and left office with a surplus in the state’s coffers. His name is Gary Johnson, now a Libertarian who knows economics of the free […]
Omitted from August Due to an administrative error, we omitted Mario’s July report from the August issue. We regret the error. Concord is quiet these days. The House and the Senate are not in session. The big question is how much more revenue than predicted is the state going to get and what to do […]
I remember Heather Makechnie. She’s the lady who, with Grace Stetson, tirelessly helped me raise $10,000 at two events to help the New Hampshire Food Bank. I remember Heather. She’s the lady who comforted my wife Mev very early one morning while the Andover Rescue Squad prepared Mev for transport to New London Hospital. I remember […]