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Wednesday
Apr032013

NHDP - Saturday Night? 

Greetings! 


Our McIntyre-Shaheen 100 Club Dinner is just a few days away and I hope you'll be able to join us this Saturday, April 6, in Manchester.  We have an exciting evening planned with DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schutlz, Governor Maggie Hassan, Senator Jeanne Shaheen, and Congresswomen Carol Shea-Porter and Annie Kuster! 

 

 

Saturday also marks the one year anniversary of my time here at the New Hampshire Democratic Party and I can think of no better way to celebrate than with Democrats from all across our state at the McIntyre-Shaheen 100 Club Dinner.    

 

 

Will I see you there Saturday night? 

 

 

Space is limited so act today and purchase your ticket to join us at this great event. 

 

 

See you at the 100 Club!

Colin

 

 

P.S. - There are limited tickets still available.  Click here today to join us Saturday night!

Tuesday
Apr022013

NHDP - This is not a joke 

Greetings!


 
Over the past week, New Hampshire Republicans have outdone themselves again.  


Disgraced former Speaker Bill O'Brien is running for Congress and Tea Party leader Ovide Lamontagne is mulling a run for the United States Senate.  


 
Last fall, the people of New Hampshire rejected Bill O'Brien and Ovide Lamontagne on Election Day and said no to their extremist ideology of killing hundreds of jobs, cutting essential health care services for women by defunding Planned Parenthood, and attacking the rights of New Hampshire workers and their families.  


There is nothing funny about Bill O'Brien or Ovide Lamontagne representing New Hampshire in Washington, DC.  We must not sit idly as they begin new campaigns to carry on their irresponsible and out of touch agenda.  Will you continue to stand up against Bill O'Brien and Ovide Lamontagne?


Thank you for your support,
Raymond


Tuesday
Apr022013

AFPNH - 16% 

This week the House is poised to vote on the state’s budget for the next two years. The budget includes over $600 million in spending authorization not included in the actual budget (HB 1) and grows state government by 16%. 

Why is the House hiding this more than $600 million in state spending? Can you and your family afford to pay to increase the government by 16%?!

 

CLICK HERE to find your House members and contact them today! Remind them this budget is paid for with YOUR money and YOU deserve to keep more of it!

 

At a time when working families are cutting back and making difficult decisions, we simply cannot afford to grow state government by such a large number! In addition, we deserve an honest and open discussion about how much the House plans to expand state government over the next two years, not more smoke and mirrors diversions to disguise just how fiscally irresponsible this budget is to the hard working taxpayers of New Hampshire. 

 

CLICK HERE to find your House members and ask them why Medicaid expansion only accounts for $1 in their current budget!

 

I’m not sure how much health care you can get for $1, but I’m absolutely certain that it’s not enough to cover tens of thousands of new Medicaid recipients

 

In addition, the House budget now includes a 12-cent gas and diesel tax that amounts to roughly $95 million that also was not added into the final version of HB 1.

 

CLICK HERE to find your House members and tell them that New Hampshire citizens deserve better! They deserve a budget process that is open and honest, not this type of back door immense ‘government on steroids’ growth plan that the House has put forth.

 

Thank you for all you do to keep the growth of government in check!

 

Sincerely,

 

 

Greg Moore

State Director

Americans for Prosperity New Hampshire

Thursday
Mar282013

Seacoast School of Technology Accepted Student/Parent Open House

Regional Career & Technical Center welcomes next year’s accepted students

Exeter - The Seacoast School of Technology (SST) in Exeter will be hosting a two hour, drop-in event for recently accepted students and their families on Wednesday, April 3rd from 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

This year’s Accepted Student Open House will provide students and their parents with an opportunity to meet their SST teacher, get an introduction to the SST curriculum and learn information about college credit opportunities.  This is a drop-in event, with formal presentations beginning at 6:15 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. in each program.

Though this event is designed primarily for recently accepted students, it is open to the public and anyone who wishes to learn more about the opportunities available at SST.

The Seacoast School of Technology is located at 40 Linden Street in Exeter.  Open House guests are asked to park either on the Tuck Learning Campus, or behind the former Exeter High School Annex.  For more information about the SST Accepted Student Open House, please call 775-8461 or visit www.SeacoastTech.com .

 

Wednesday
Mar272013

NHDP - 2 for 2! 

Greetings! 

 

 

Last week, Bill O'Neil was elected as the newest Democrat in the New Hampshire House!  Thanks to your hard work, Democrats have now won both special elections in 2013.  I had the pleasure of serving as Democratic Leader in the House and know that our work is not done and that we must continue our work to protect our Democratic majority.   

 

 

Will you join us Saturday, April 6 at the McIntyre-Shaheen 100 Club and help us build upon these two great victories?

 

 

There are two more special elections this year and we can be sure Republicans are going to pull out all the stops to win them.  Our success so far is the result of our outstanding candidates, superior organization, and dedicated volunteers.  Let's keep up the momentum so we can win these next two special elections and strengthen our House Democratic majority! 

 

 

Speaker Terie Norelli and the Democratic majority in the House have already returned strong, commonsense leadership to Concord and will continue to focus on strengthening our economy, bringing good jobs to New Hampshire, and moving our state forward.  Let's be sure they have the resources they need to continue this good work! 

 

 

Thank you for your generosity,

 

Senator Peter Hoe Burling 

 

 

P.S. - If you can't join us at the 100 Club will you sign up for our Congressional, Governor's, or President's Circle and support the New Hampshire Democratic Party with a small monthly contribution?