Letter to the editor: The empire strikes back at New Hampshire
New Hampshire does have power — that’s why the DNC is afraid of us.
Author: Burt Cohen
Conservatism needs a rebirth
Rabid right-wing authoritarianism is the antithesis of conservatism. Yet by listening to mainstream media over the last few years, one could be excused for confusing the two very different political philosophies. It is time to renew genuine conservatism. Having served…
The arrogance of Eversource
Utility’s reaction to Northern Pass decision is a history lesson
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Identity politics. Back in the 1990s, the phrase meant one thing – people voting in the interests of their group. Today it’s a question of party identity. What is a Democrat, what is a Republican? Before the 1990s, it was…
Bernie Sanders speaks to independents
At a local coffee shop, a friend told me he spoke with a number of independents who almost always pick up Republican ballots. This year, they’re all picking up Democratic ballots to vote for Bernie Sanders. They like what Bernie…
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More of the same old is not going to inspire angry voters in 2016
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