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Can we afford another Democrat in Concord?

In a letter to Seacoast Online, Rep. David Hess warns of the dangers of electing more Democrats.

By Rep. David Hess
July 24, 2007 6:00 AM

I am writing to ensure New Hampshire citizens know what the Democratic majorities in the N.H. House and Senate have perpetrated on the people of New Hampshire in voting to increase taxes and fees.

In the last week of June, the House voted 199-155 to pass House Bill 2, which contained all of the tax and fee increases. Of the 199 who voted for these new taxes and fees, 197 were Democrats. While Republicans almost unanimously voted against House Bill 2, a supermajority of the Democratic Party enacted these tax and fee increases, which many of you have begun paying as of July 1. So, when you go to register your car, truck, or motorcycle, you can thank the Democrats in Concord for the registration increase of at least $6.

And, when you want to apply for a turkey hunting permit, you can thank the Democrats in Concord for the 200 percent increase in the license fee youšll pay. Or, if you need to file an action in court, you can thank the Democrats in Concord for the new $25 fee youšll have to pay.

Need to file a mortgage or deed? Thank the Democrats in Concord for the new, up to $100 tax youšll be paying. Your phone bill will go up at least $12 because the Democrats in Concord repealed the communication tax exemption. Finally, your local property taxes will soon go up because of the state shifting all of the costs of nursing homes to the county level: again, thanks to the Democrats in Concord.

Yes, the Democratic Party is in charge in Concord and voted to raise your taxes and increase your fees without blinking an eye. In contrast, House Republicans, almost unanimously, voted to preserve the New Hampshire advantage by voting against these tax and fee increases. But you donšt have to take my word for it; the record is available for all to see on the General Court Web site. So, the question is: Can of us really afford to send another Democrat to Concord?

Rep. David Hess is a Republican state representative from Hooksett.

http://www.seacoastonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070724/ OPINION/70723016/-1/OPINION05

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