Winners and Losers
By Wally Edge
John Lynch got his budget; Republicans were powerless to stop it and smokers should be getting a thank you from the rest of us. Find out how they all play into this week’s Winners and Losers.
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James Pindell
CONCORD -- Gov. John Lynch, after being sworn into his position for the third time today, spoke in his inaugural address about large budget deficits ... >
Dante Scala
To wrap up what we've seen so far: although New Hampshire remained a solidly Republican state in presidential elections through the 1980s, ... >
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"I want him to be a little bit like Meldrim Thomson," she said, praising the archconservative former governor's love of fixing problems in-state. "Mel Thomson used to tell the federal government to screw itself."
Arnie Arnesen on Gov. John Lynch's inaugural address.
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That is the worst piece of
That is the worst piece of writing I've read in quite some time. Grammatically-bereft and something a high school English teacher would give an "F".
What's next, a tax on air?
What's next, a tax on air? The D's won't be happy until they have taxed, spent, and controlled us into oblivion.
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