Grant Bosse

Jennifer Horn: Dazed, Confused, and Unprepared
Can't explain own position on national security, veterans, medical marijuana

(Nashua)   Republican Grant Bosse admonished Jennifer Horn for yet another example of her naivety on important national issues. In a recent exchange with the Concord Monitor Editorial Board, Horn was dazed and confused when trying to answer a question concerning the Patriot Act. This is just the latest example of Horn failing to address serious issues. Horn could not say which version of the new GI Bill of Rights she supported, nor could she tell the difference between the two proposed versions. Horn also failed to clarify whether she supports legalized medical marijuana. When pressed to clarify her position, Horn had to be rescued by her staff.

"Jennifer Horn has proven herself to be dazed, confused, and unprepared to serve in Congress," Bosse said. "Jennifer Horn is dazed on legalizing marijuana, confused on the GI Bill of Rights, and unprepared to even address the Patriot Act and civil liberties."

In an editorial board meeting with the Concord Monitor, Horn could not answer a question about the Patriot Act, and whether she supported John Sununu's efforts to amend it to protect civil liberties. In a recent interview with the Concord Monitor, Horn couldn't explain which version of the GI Bill of Rights she supported. When pressed to explain her position, she replied "You know what, I'm not going to compare the two bills right now, because I really don't remember the exact comparisons." Following a debate in Nashua, Horn could not say whether she would repeal federal drug laws, and leave such decisions to state government. Horn was pulled away from the questioner by her campaign staff before she could answer the question.

"National security, civil liberties, the GI Bill of Rights, these are serious issues, and we deserve serious candidates who are prepared to address them," Bosse continued. "Jennifer Horn is as dangerously unprepared as Barack Obama."

For more information on Bosse's superior grassroots campaign, go to www.Bosse2008.com.

Bosse's Commitment to Cut Spending Dominates Salem Debate
Bosse: $30 billion in annual spending cuts; Opponents; $0

(Salem)   Republican Grant Bosse once again outshined his primary opponents at tonight's candidates' forum, sponsored by the Salem Chamber of Commerce. Bosse's unmatched commitment to cutting federal spending dominated the debate, as once again Bosse was the only candidate to propose specific cuts to the federal budget.

"If we're going to prove to taxpayers that we're serious about cutting federal spending, we have to say where we're willing to cut," said Bosse. "And again tonight, my opponents proposed zero dollars in taxpayer savings, while I proposed $30 billion per year."

Bosse highlighted many of the programs listed in his innovative "50 Days, 50 Ways to Cut Federal Spending" initiative, such as ethanol subsidies, corporate welfare, and pork-barrel spending. Bosse also promised on his first day in Congress that he would introduce legislation blocking Congressional pay raises until Congress balances the budget.

"I'm proud to have run the most detailed, most comprehensive, grassroots conservative campaign, but I can summarize it all in just ten words. Stop spending, start drilling, get government out of the way," Bosse concluded. "But 45 years ago today, Dr. King summarized it more eloquently and more succinctly, 'Let Freedom Ring'."

For more information on Bosse's superior grassroots campaign, go to www.Bosse2008.com.

For Immediate Release
August 28, 2008
For more information: Contact Brett, (603) 995-9284

Bosse Unveils National Security Plan

Congressional candidate sets out security priorities at home and abroad

(Nashua)  Republican Grant Bosse today unveiled a comprehensive National Security Plan to win the war against Islamic Fascism, secure America’s borders, and modernize America’s military, diplomatic, and intelligence agencies.  Bosse laid out his priorities for national security while addressing employees at BAE Systems in Nashua.  BAE is New Hampshire’s largest manufacturer, and provides essential equipment for U.S. troops across several branches of the military.

“Defending this nation is the first responsibility of Congress, and anyone unwilling to address national security shouldn’t seek the office,” Bosse said.  “These national security priorities will meet the current and future threats to American peace and prosperity, re-establish the balance of power, and help modernize our military so that we can do more than win the next war.  If we can build upon America’s military supremacy, we could avoid it entirely.”

Bosse’s National Security Plan includes the following key points:

·         Win the War against Islamic Fascism,

·         Defend Democracy,

·         Provide Border Security,

·         Provide Energy Security,

·         Repeal the War Powers Act,

·         Eliminate the Department of Homeland Security,

·         Reform the VA System to specialize in service-related care,

·         Modernize the Department of Defense budget and procurement process,

·         Reform the diplomatic corps,

·         Concentrate on human intelligence gathering.

Bosse's National Security Plan can be read in full here. For more information on Bosse’s aggressive grassroots campaign, log onto www.Bosse2008.com.

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(Nashua)  Republican Grant Bosse today unveiled a comprehensive National Security Plan to win the war against Islamic Fascism, secure America’s borders, and modernize America’s military, diplomatic, and intelligence agencies.  Bosse laid out his priorities for national security while addressing employees at BAE Systems in Nashua.  BAE is New Hampshire’s largest manufacturer, and provides essential equipment for U.S. troops across several branches of the military.

“Defending this nation is the first responsibility of Congress, and anyone unwilling to address national security shouldn’t seek the office,” Bosse said.  “These national security priorities will meet the current and future threats to American peace and prosperity, re-establish the balance of power, and help modernize our military so that we can do more than win the next war.  If we can build upon America’s military supremacy, we could avoid it entirely.”

For Immediate Release
August 25, 2008
For more information: Contact Brett, (603) 995-9284

Democrats Launch Convention on Taxpayers' Dime

“50 Days, 50 Ways” attacks campaign welfare, breaks $20 billion

(Nashua)  As the Democratic Party launched its National Convention with taxpayer funds, Republican Grant Bosse called for an end to taxpayer subsidies for political parties.  The Presidential Election Campaign Fund will divert $55 million in taxpayer funds this year for Presidential candidates, and for the Democratic and Republican Conventions. This latest proposal has pushed Bosse’s innovative “50 Days, 50 Ways to Cut Federal Spending” initiative to more than $20 billion in specific federal spending cuts.

For Immediate Release
August 22, 2008
For more information: Contact Brett, (603) 995-9284

Bosse Sets Priorities for Federal Spending

“50 Days, 50 Ways” Approaches $20 Billion

(Concord)  Republican Grant Bosse today called for more an additional $800 million in savings as his groundbreaking “50 Days, 50 Ways to Cut Federal Spending” Initiative approached $20 billion in annual savings to taxpayers.  Bosse called for the elimination of the Economic Development Administration, the consolidation of Military Exchanges, and level funding of the Federal Building Fund.