Election in the time of Covid-19
Committee on Election Security faces a range of complex issues
Brad Cook
Brad Cook, a shareholder in the Manchester law firm of Sheehan Phinney Bass & Green, heads its government relations and estate planning groups. He can be reached at bcook@sheehan.com.
Articles
The characteristics of leaders
During Covid-19, we’ve seen them on display, but not always
Observations on Covid-19
Businesses, organizations and institutions are adapting to a very different world
What comes after the crisis?
Questions about the future, when the coronavirus has passed
101 years of contributions
Remembering the courage, service and style of Judge Arthur Bean
What the deficit means
An expert provides his perspective on the subject
Where are the adults in D.C.?
The economy is on a deficit spending-induced high, and it won’t last
Open letter to primary voters
Please consider what America needs when casting your ballot
J.D. Colcord and Chan Perkins left big marks on their communities
Happy New Year! With 2020 upon us, it promises to be an interesting year. As it begins, it is good to reflect on the thousands of talented people who work in our state every day, to make it the great…
Recognizing the givers
A thank you to all those who contribute so selflessly to New Hampshire
Another impressive candidate
Colorado Democrat Michael Bennet is a moderate consensus-builder
Here comes the election train
The 2020 races are right around the corner
Of silos and politics
Increasingly, campaigns are narrowly focusing on the voters they reach out to
A solution to the unbelievable
There’s one answer to the truly bizarre goings-on in D.C.
A historic transition in NH
Larry Gammon deserves the thanks of all Granite State citizens
2 significant losses for NH
Art Grant and Dick Winneg contributed mightily to the state
A credible GOP alternative
If you’re looking to vote against Trump in the primary, consider Bill Weld
Assessing the MacDonald nomination fallout
While there were legitimate concerns about the nominee, opponents’ criticism was suspect
The moderates’ dilemma
Can the Democrats nominate a presidential candidate that people in the center can support?
The more things change …
The legislative session reinforced the basic nature of NH’s state government
Traditional Republican values
Nine examples of what the GOP has historically believed in
Session reaches a crescendo
Legislature grapples with budget, other major initiative as summer nears
Remembering a former justice
The death of William Batchelder is a reminder of the importance of the NH Supreme Court
Tracking the political nonsense
We all would be served better by discussing reforms that could address issues responsibly
Fundamental tensions in Concord
A clash in basic philosophies is playing out this year in the State House
Cook: Two appreciations for the spring
Rudman Center, congressional delegation are there for New Hampshire
Rational action will save us
Why Democrats need to pick a candidate who can attract widespread support
Four significant recent deaths
New Hampshire is poorer after their loss
‘Counter Culture’ lessons
New book tells the Dunfeys’ amazing story
Why is NH still waiting for a school-funding fix?
State policymakers must ensure an adequate and fair solution
What we learned on a tour with travelers from around the world
My wife and I had the good fortune to travel to Europe for three weeks over Christmas and New Year’s, visiting many places we had not previously seen and meeting folks from around the world who had an interest in…
A modest legislative agenda for the new year
All it takes for extreme views to prevail is for reasonable people to do nothing
Lessons from Gardner and Bush
Reflections on the Secretary of State election and the death of a president
Change is on the way to Concord
In 2018, the wave in New Hampshire was blue
If it isn’t broken, don’t fix it
Why I support Bill Gardner to remain as secretary of state
The ‘most important election of our lifetime’?
In the past 60 years, there’ve been several
UNH transition triggers an alum’s memories
Reflections on James Dean’s inauguration
Let’s count our blessings
10 things to celebrate in New Hampshire
Now it’s on to November
My predictions for the November elections
The McCain funeral: was it an end or a beginning?
The comparison between McCain and the present occupant of the White House was palpable
