Whining leftists continue to push for sales and income taxes

April 7, 2007 Despite most livable state designation, leftists continue to push for sales and income taxes Quoting this whining hyperbolic piece that appeared in the Valley News concerning the governor and the desire for more taxation: “There are 400 legislators to...

Lynch Statehouse accused of phone-jamming

February 13, 2007 by Ed Naile Here is an email CNHT got on Friday the 9th of February from a person from NH Right to Life. It seems the Governor’s Office thinks it’s funny to forward calls to 217-2121 to NHRTL instead of taking them themselves. I called...

What’s a Pretty View Worth? A Tax Hit

A revolt brews in New Hampshire over property-tax levies for some residents who have scenic views. ORFORD, N.H. – David Bischoff lights a gas lantern in his tiny cabin and gazes out the window. Two forested peaks rise beyond a snow-strewn field of hay. It’s a...

Corruption Pandemic in NH Continues

by Ed Naile Another in the long line of public officials caught in our NH pandemic of municipal corruption. Acworth is the town this time. And pleading guilty from her hospital bed is one Brenda Longley, 55, the Acworth Town Clerk for 27 years. She admits to stealing...

Assessors Don’t Raise Your Taxes

Gary Roberge defends the view tax: The challenge to pay property taxes continues to decimate the working class in New Hampshire. Incomes have not kept pace with the relentless increase in local and state budgets. By not voting to eliminate or curtail non-essential...

Robert G. Geisel, Jr.

by Ed Naile Yesterday’s Manchester Paper had a story by reporter Kathryn Marchocki that really shows the divide of understanding between liberals and conservatives when it comes to municipal government – actually almost any government. The piece is about one...