Potential workers’ comp mandates could be costly
Great article by Bob Sanders on the worker’s comp situation in New Hampshire, but...
Opinion
Should N.H. increase its minimum wage?
Live Free or Die Alliance Facebook respondents weigh in
Bipartisanship needed to avert sequestration cuts
Any approach to deficit reduction that fails to distinguish between wasteful spending and critical investments would undermine our economy and security
Wind energy isn’t all it’s cracked up to be
There are a couple of points on the wind farm debate that the general public just isn't hearing enough of.
The time is ripe for immigration reform
It is a monumental undertaking that requires both parties to work together to remedy a broken system
Alcohol revenues have high costs for business
Of the total $1.15 billion spent on dealing with excessive consumption in N.H., $824 million is borne by the private sector
Why do legislators need guns in the State House?
The subject provokes so much passion that historical perspective is lost
Sandy relief and a spending spree
Even with our nation $16.4 trillion in debt, some in Washington still believe that a crisis isn’t something that should go to waste
An optimistic start to 2013
The immigration reform proposal is an encouraging sign of bipartisanship in Washington
Shaheen backs bill to boost H-1B visa cap
U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen is co-sponsoring new legislation that would nearly double the number of visas and green cards that are set aside annually for highly skilled immigrants who work in science and technology.
Flotsam & Jetsam: January 25, 2013
“I didn’t see running for Republican leader would be the best way I could use my talents and get to where I want to be.” -- Former House Speaker Bill O’Brien explaining why he chose not to run to be minority leader in the current legislative session.
Lawmakers must restore funding for higher education
The success of our state depends on our young people
It’s time for change in state government
Do the words responsibility, accountability or integrity have any place in state government anymore? It would appear not, at least with regard to the attorney general.
Gambling is not the answer to N.H.’s fiscal needs
Is a casino an idea that stems from innovation or is it more an act of desperation?
Environmental vigilance means economic certainty
Each DES program has very real and direct benefits to the people of New Hampshire
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