Group purposes anti-spending pledge
By Brian Lawson, PolitickerNH.com ReporterThe New Hampshire Advantage Coalition will announce tomorrow that they urge politicians to make an anti-spending pledge.
The goal of the "Defending the New Hampshire Advantage Pledge" is to control state spending.
"Taxpayers all over this state make tough kitchen table budget decisions every day. It is about time Governor Lynch, leaders in our legislature and government officials on all levels pull back the reins of their out-of-control spending," Mike Biundo, Chairman of the NH Advantage Coalition, said in a statement.
The coalition has been attempting to introduce spending caps in local communities.
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