Both parties have failed W NH. Affordability. Food independence Article 10: we have the right and duty — to reform a government that fails us. NH-02 Independent
They've both had their chance.
And western New Hampshire is still being left behind.
Gas prices. Grocery bills. Utility costs. Rural hospitals closing. Home prices no working family can afford.
These aren't accidents. National economic and monetary policy decisions have been designed to take more and give less — devaluing your dollar while the cost of everything goes up. Our communities have paid the price.
Neither party is held accountable. Neither party feels the consequences. You do.
I'm done waiting for one of them to fix it.
Running for NH-02 as an Independent — because "Live Free or Die" has to mean something.
The devaluation of a dollar earned has been aided by Fed policy over the last 40ish years.
Understanding how this is taking place should be of interst to all Americans
Want to tackle rising inflation? AUDIT THE FED.
Want transparency in our financial system? AUDIT THE FED.
Want big banks to be accountable to everyday Americans? AUDIT THE FED.
There are consequences for Congress allowing the Executive Branch to go rogue. The American people did not vote for this and yet we will be picking up the tab once again.. via blood and treasure. Bring our troops home!! #Crudeoil#nhpolitics
Excellent and balanced article. The fact remains that NH has neglected its farming community and offered no real solutions. The veto of this bill is a slap in the face to farmers and the State House of Reps that passed the bill nearly 2-1.
The will of the people once again denied by fear mongering that lacks data. I encourage the Governor to rethink this and to look at the data instead of feelings.
Would be happy to sit with the Governor to discuss real solutions for our farmers at her convenience. #NHPolitics #HB396 #farmers #FoodIndependence
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My latest from @ConMonitorNews
"A state that grows more of its own food, generates more of its own power, and mills more of its own lumber gets cheaper to live in and harder to knock off balance. That’s the self-reliance “Live Free or Die” was meant"
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Excellent interview. In New Hampshire the undeclared voting bloc is the largest in the state at nearly 40%
As an independent candidate, the need for change is real, voter's want more options and candidates need reasonable access to the ballots. John is spot with his analysis
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It would make sense for the media to open up the debate slate and offer more candidate forums.
NH largest voting blok is undeclared, and neither the state or media has chosen to open up the process to give their largest electoral base an option
Hard to justify.. sorry impossible to justify #newhampshirepolitics
@Polimom@ronrule@KellyAyotte I think the Governor is trying to do her best with the tools she has, she is limited by the lack of federal support and the baggage left over from previous Governors. Its hard to walk with concrete boots much less run.
I say this with no ill will or animosity: if you hate the Democratic Party, then please don’t run for our nomination.
Don’t use our resources. Don’t rely on our volunteers. Don’t use our infrastructure. Don’t ask Democrats to invest their time, money, and energy in your campaign.
Focus on building the party you actually support.
Political parties aren’t perfect, but they’re built by millions of people who knock doors, make calls, organize meetings, and fight for the values they believe in. If you don’t believe in the party, then don’t ask its members to carry you across the finish line.
More attention needs to be brought to ballot access for independent candidates.
The results of the 2 party system has been abysmal. And that "status quoe" is threatening our democracy.
Happy to see @Fwd_Party taking a stand
The Forward Party has come out in support of a federal lawsuit filed by Michael Collier, an independent candidate for Texas Lieutenant Governor, challenging state ballot access rules that left him with a limited window to collect the signatures. #txpol
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@Polimom@ODonnell4NH They have been conditioned within their parties like Stockholm syndrome. They operate out of fear not hope. For me its an opportunity to engage and educate. The answer is almost always in the middle.
Listen here... you sat there and let the executive branch wage war on American pocket books, first with tariffs that were deemed illegal then again with an unsanctioned war that will cost family's at the pump and utilities well into the 2027 winter.
You want to take credit for tax cuts? cool! Now take credit for spiking inflation cost of living....
Hi Mark, I am running as an independent and the left right stuff is 99% why I chose this lane. Healthcare in New Hampshire especially rural healthcare is an absolutely mess. Much of my research goes back to the "middleman" extracting too much out of the system. Do you see a solution? or can you point me in the right direction?
@JimOstrowski That's your take away?
Where is your bumper sticker plan for healthcare you are touting?
We might as well just wait for it to just rain skittles....
We have never had a free market in this country... I get that's its a cute bumper sticker.
But the math doesn't support your bumper sticker. Show me the math and a model of what you are talking about and how it would deliver better care? It needs to be more than just "free market"
Pharma has operated under a free market and how has that worked out when we pay more than nearly any other country on the planet.
3-5% margin on $400 billion in revenue = up to $20 billion profit annually. And UnitedHealth grew from $8B to $368B market cap in 27 years. That's a lot of nickels for a middleman just passing money through.
But let's find something to agree on.... the healthcare system is broken, and too much bureaucracy siphons money out of actual care.
Here's the hard part: free markets aren't the answer with healthcare, and a bloated government system isn't either. So how do you fix it?